I Just Paid 1.96 per gallon

Bwahahahahahaha!!!!

Still, this should help our economy overall, not hurt it. Let's hope it does.

"I Just Paid 1.96 per gallon"

You idiot ! ... why didnt ya ask for advice first ? ?

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as heard (and posted sometime ago) after listening to discussion of HIGH gasoline prices on MSNB :
"when the price of gasoline drops to $1.96 a gallon , you may not be able able to afford it - your job may be gone ! " .

LOL!..............O-boy had nothing to do with the price reduction at the pumps!

Thank you President Bush for siding with the Drill here, drill now movement, and thank you to the American people for driving less and reducing the demand.

$1.92 here in Georgia

Yep, I did my part - started carpooling, hunted closer to home, took fewer trips. I bought a LOT LESS GAS in 2008 than I did in 2007.

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here is a great "water powered engine" - anyone want to help me to fit it under the hood of my car ?
hbg

hey zip, what are you driving around in? Does your water powered car work 4 you?

My 2008 fuel bill will also end up being much less than my 2007 fuel bill.
One big reason is that I did an even better job of routing and bundling my
service and sales calls in '08 than I did in '07.

Praised be!

I always thought that you just stood around street corners in suggestive attire.

I paid $1.75.

Too bad his boat sank.


PS.All the LNG projects that were being planned for coastal Maine have been dumped

1The US gas drilling program that had been in effect for over 4 years has begun showing some nice finds. This is one area where we can shake ouselves from foreign dependency

2The market for foreign fuels has basically tanked with the economic downturn. This downturn is actully a good thibg for energy becuase we are showing some energy independence (if we can develop retrofit nat gas engines )

3Weve been quietly converting many power plants to natural gas, and now plans for gas pipelines are actually coming from West to East rather than from East coast (LNG tanks) to the interior.


We can do it if we dont make a big deal out of it.

Just too, too happy for you, Bear. Ours is at two forty something. You sure must have lots more oil wells than northwest New Mexico.

Crap!

You guys probably have delivery problems. Here in the Greater Boston area (where there ain't no oil wells for hundreds of miles) you can find gas stations selling the stuff for just under $2/gal. I don't think anyplace charges as much as $2.40. Somewhere around $2.20 seems to be average if you insist on aname brand like Mobil or Shell.

A month ago I was in Albuquerque. Farmington price $2.43; Albuquerque, $1.89. Sure must cost a lot to send it 180 miles to Albquerque, and then back to Farmington. The friggin refinery in 9 miles away, in Bloomfield, by the way.

I remember when we were all indignant
of the danger that we 'd actually have to pay $1 a gallon;
an outrage.




David

Oh yeah....Raleigh is a veritable cornucopia of oil rigs... I put it on my pancakes...