commando1
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Actually it's $2.14 here. But the eternal pessimist that I am, I'm keeping the 3.50 figure in my head.
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68plymouth383
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I had a guy come out yesterday, he said fuel in austin, tx was 1.60 a gallon. Our fuel in boerne, Tx is 1.84. Typically Austin is more than us. I was surprised.......
Did you even know the price had dropped ... like for real?
commando1
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TheTheTheThe truth is that I'm stock piling the $2.00 gas in 55 gallon drums. Then when Hillary is elected and it shoots to five bucks, I'll be stinking rich.
68plymouth383
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68plymouth383
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If we could all get together and make ethanol free gas that would be even better.....
The other day I was thinking about how cool it would be cool to be able to buy futures on gas as simple as paying my local Casey's gas station in increments of $1,000's for 1.94 gas today and pumping it out over the next several months or years.
If they would do that I'd be willing to put several thousand on a card to be used as needed over the next few years
commando1
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Will never happen.
Been no investment yet that lets the investor come out ahead. Doesn't work that way.
Been no investment yet that lets the investor come out ahead. Doesn't work that way.
Thanks Copernicus
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Fixed that for you.
Nostradamus claimed visions of the future
Copernicus presented a reality to those that didn't know or believe the reality.
I used Copernicus intentionally
67Monaco
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3.38 gallons in your neck of the woods to be exact sir. Well at this mornings prices.
A Saudi prince A-Hole was quoted on the WSJ saying that there will never be a $100 barrel oil ever again. OPEC is flooding the market with crude to keep us (American's) from drilling and producing oil. We can't bring a barrel of oil to market in the U.S. and make money at current crude market prices. In a way I'm glad because all 3 of my cars get 12 mpg on average. On the other hand I'm taking a hit on my 401ks, IRA's, etc.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
No such thing as a free lunch.
Keynesian Economics 101
Keynesian Economics 101
bluefury361
Old Man with a Hat
There a flaw in that theory ........ shelf life of current pump gas is about 6 months. You'll go broke buying Sta-bil.
Samplingman
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Thought about that the other day then realized, Duh! Maybe back in the leaded fuel days. $1.93 in Jersey this morning, enjoy it while it lasts, boys!
Marian
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Hmmm, paid $1.58 here in KS..with my Dillions discount. Normally would be about $1.80. I don't mind the lower gas prices...even if it means lower royalties.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
No Sta-bil. I'll just call it NOS and they'll still pay top dollar for it.
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