$3.75 a liter here in Aruba. Not a big deal though. The islands only about 18 miles long and 6 miles at it's widest point, so there's not a lot of driving here anyway. BUT!!! It's only .12 cents a gallon 19 miles away in Venezuela. That's right! 12 cents a gallon!!!
$3.75 a liter here in Aruba. Not a big deal though. The islands only about 18 miles long and 6 miles at it's widest point, so there's not a lot of driving here anyway. BUT!!! It's only .12 cents a gallon 19 miles away in Venezuela. That's right! 12 cents a gallon!!!
How ironic, I was going to bitch somewhere in a thread that we albertans pay more for our gas than americans and we are one of your major suppliers. WHAT THE FUCK IS UP WITH THAT SHIT?
How ironic, I was going to bitch somewhere in a thread that we albertans pay more for our gas than americans and we are one of your major suppliers. WHAT THE FUCK IS UP WITH THAT SHIT?
That's sad, but when you break down the price of gas in the states it is amzing the amount that we pay per gallon that is "tax". I have gotta to believe it is worse for you folks.
How ironic, I was going to bitch somewhere in a thread that we albertans pay more for our gas than americans and we are one of your major suppliers. WHAT THE FUCK IS UP WITH THAT SHIT?
That's OK, I bet Premier Klein will give you guys another $400 bucks to ease the pain
I dunno, it's hovering around 2.80, 2.85 around here. It's hard to afford with only working part-time, but I know it could be a lot worse. I'm glad I have a 4 cylinder!
$14.20 for Lynette.... ouch! Hon, you better walk!
I filled up at 2.99 / gal but I'm still kicking myself for not filling my tank before I went on vacation. The price of gas rose $.30 per gallon while I was gone. Also, the USD dropped in value as compared with the Euro by about $.05. Ouch!
That translates to, "Quit your bitching, Americans, you're gas is still cheap!"
But it's gettting so expensive to destroy the planet, can't we go back to $0.99/gallon with our huge SUV's and our average 1 1/2 hour one way commute.
I remember hitch hiking through Kansas in 1970 (god, I'm an old fart) and seeing gas for $.19/gal. It was during a "gas war*"
Gas war = gas prices artificially lowered to attract customers. The average price in that area was probably between $.25 and $.30...And then came the gas shortage of 1973 which was artificially produced by OPECs refusal to sell oil for a while. Gas prices shot up ( ) to about $.50 per gal. Detroit started to make smaller lemons...and I was stupid enough to buy a used Vega