30 Sep 2005, 12:59 am
30 Sep 2005, 1:29 am
Namiko wrote:
Gas is pretty expensive here, too. About $2.60 or so last time I checked. But maybe it would all be better if people realized they don't need to drive everywhere and start taking public transportation occasionally.
If I found a place around here that sold gas for $2.60, I'd pay it! I think I payed $2.94 for unleaded last time I filled up, and that was the cheapest stuff around.
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30 Sep 2005, 3:06 am
Sean wrote:
Namiko wrote:
Gas is pretty expensive here, too. About $2.60 or so last time I checked. But maybe it would all be better if people realized they don't need to drive everywhere and start taking public transportation occasionally.
If I found a place around here that sold gas for $2.60, I'd pay it! I think I payed $2.94 for unleaded last time I filled up, and that was the cheapest stuff around.
(<-gas prices)My beetle burns PREMIUM, tell me about it............................
04 Oct 2005, 8:28 pm
Oh, btw...
Hurricane Katrina was the cover-up to what really was happening amongst the CEO's of the oil companies. Here's what they did:
Before Katrina, they were drinking Moet et Chandon at $50 / bottle. Katrina was just the cover-up they needed to make the switch to Dom Perignon at $150 / bottle. While they did that, they used the damage from Katrina as the "justification" to spiking the gas prices 
Don't ever expect gas prices to go down again to pre-Katrina levels. The oil company CEO's are not about to demote themselves to the cheaper champagne
