Gas prices in your area?
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yeah, but you live in fucking kansas city.
most of your residents would pay double to get out of that shit and live in cali.
its 70 degrees here and its cloudy dog
this is a ugly day
if i was in space and god gave me the option to ride around in cali for 3.60 verses riding around in kansas city for 1.80 id take cali
i say all this because im jealous, so dont bother writing some comeback or some shit...i want 1.80 gas
most of your residents would pay double to get out of that shit and live in cali.
its 70 degrees here and its cloudy dog
this is a ugly day
if i was in space and god gave me the option to ride around in cali for 3.60 verses riding around in kansas city for 1.80 id take cali
i say all this because im jealous, so dont bother writing some comeback or some shit...i want 1.80 gas
"uhhh no" right back at you....
“The weaker demand observed for the first six months of the year continued in July,” said API statistics manager Ron Planting. “Changes in consumer behavior have essentially erased five years of growth in gasoline demand.”
Crude's losses Wednesday came as U.S. energy supplies swelled, reflecting both persistently weak demand and a recovery of Gulf Coast energy output following shutdowns prompted by Hurricane Ike last month.
Oil market traders bid down the price for oil on the news, seeing the excess supplies as another sign that U.S. consumers and business are cutting back on energy use.
"There is still a lot of demand concerns in the global economy and that's going to continue translating into a struggling energy market," said Tom Bentz, analyst at BNP Paribas Commodity Futures in New York.
yeah definitely not demand huh? must be the election!..... hah
link: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2008/10/05/international/i222156D71.DTL
“The weaker demand observed for the first six months of the year continued in July,” said API statistics manager Ron Planting. “Changes in consumer behavior have essentially erased five years of growth in gasoline demand.”
Crude's losses Wednesday came as U.S. energy supplies swelled, reflecting both persistently weak demand and a recovery of Gulf Coast energy output following shutdowns prompted by Hurricane Ike last month.
Oil market traders bid down the price for oil on the news, seeing the excess supplies as another sign that U.S. consumers and business are cutting back on energy use.
"There is still a lot of demand concerns in the global economy and that's going to continue translating into a struggling energy market," said Tom Bentz, analyst at BNP Paribas Commodity Futures in New York.
yeah definitely not demand huh? must be the election!..... hah
link: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2008/10/05/international/i222156D71.DTL
LOL @ this craptastic story....do you believe everything you read? "Weaker demand"? Yes, becuase there are magically LESS cars than ever before and the weather is still hot outside. Not to mention, factories have decided to shut down and not produce materials to build shit...like CARS.
Look at past election times...gas has dropped EVERYTIME. Its not rocket science, bud.
Look at past election times...gas has dropped EVERYTIME. Its not rocket science, bud.
the shit i posted is not just from that link, its from alot of other places.
Demand has been down for the most part that is why the prices are low, and with the whole going green thing getting bigger than ever i dont see gasses lasting at the rediculous prices they were, if people have to they will take public transportation to save money, there are also alot more motorcycles/moped scooters on the road which are gas savers averaging 45-100mpg
Demand has been down for the most part that is why the prices are low, and with the whole going green thing getting bigger than ever i dont see gasses lasting at the rediculous prices they were, if people have to they will take public transportation to save money, there are also alot more motorcycles/moped scooters on the road which are gas savers averaging 45-100mpg
And? It makes no difference where it came from and from how many different sources.
[quote[Demand has been down for the most part that is why the prices are low, and with the whole going green thing getting bigger than ever i dont see gasses lasting at the rediculous prices they were, if people have to they will take public transportation to save money[/quote]
Just so you know, a half empty bus...uses 5 times the amount of gas a full car does. Keep that in mind. Buses are only a "green solution" if they are filled up.
And thats great, but with gas prices DROPPING, those same people are gonna hop RIGHT back into their SUV's.
Thats fine if you dont want to accept the fact that gas is falling due to elections...i dont give a shit. Just wait and see.
[quote[Demand has been down for the most part that is why the prices are low, and with the whole going green thing getting bigger than ever i dont see gasses lasting at the rediculous prices they were, if people have to they will take public transportation to save money[/quote]
Just so you know, a half empty bus...uses 5 times the amount of gas a full car does. Keep that in mind. Buses are only a "green solution" if they are filled up.
And thats great, but with gas prices DROPPING, those same people are gonna hop RIGHT back into their SUV's.
Thats fine if you dont want to accept the fact that gas is falling due to elections...i dont give a shit. Just wait and see.
