$4.04/gallon.................

On Aug 23, 9:57 pm, JimH <osu....DeleteThis@oh.rr.com> wrote:
> .......at our marina for 87 octane at the present time.   It keeps
> going down every time they refill their tanks.
>
> http://romps.com/location.html
>
> I love it!
 >> Stay informed about: $4.04/gallon................. 

JimH wrote:
> .......at our marina for 87 octane at the present time. It keep
> going down every time the refill their tanks lately.
>
> http://romps.com/location.html
>
> I love it!
>
>

You should have been buying gas at the other marinas. You would have
been paying less.
 >> Stay informed about: $4.04/gallon................. 

Still 5.89 a gal here.

--Mike

"Earl of Warwich, Duke of Cornwall, Marquies of Anglesea, Sir Reginald P.
Smithers III Esq. LLC, STP. " <nospamplease.DeleteThis@here.com> wrote in message
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> JimH wrote:
>> .......at our marina for 87 octane at the present time. It keep
>> going down every time the refill their tanks lately.
>>
>> http://romps.com/location.html
>>
>> I love it!
>>
>>
>
> You should have been buying gas at the other marinas. You would have been
> paying less.
 >> Stay informed about: $4.04/gallon................. 

Mike wrote:
> Still 5.89 a gal here.
>
> --Mike
>
> "Earl of Warwich, Duke of Cornwall, Marquies of Anglesea, Sir Reginald P.
> Smithers III Esq. LLC, STP. " <nospamplease.TakeThisOut@here.com> wrote in message
> news:ZoSdnYU24eznXS3VnZ2dnUVZ_qvinZ2d@comcast.com...
>> JimH wrote:
>>> .......at our marina for 87 octane at the present time. It keep
>>> going down every time the refill their tanks lately.
>>>
>>> http://romps.com/location.html
>>>
>>> I love it!
>>>
>>>
>> You should have been buying gas at the other marinas. You would have been
>> paying less.
>
>
While the experts keeps saying that there will be on effect the price of
oil by releasing the Alaskan and off shore drilling. The price of a
barrel of oil has dropped from over 140 to 110. The price started the
day after President Bush removed the presidential ban on off shore
drilling. More apparent oil, the price of the that apparent oil drops.
What would happen if congress removed their ban?
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On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 07:34:10 -0400, Keith nuttle wrote:


> While the experts keeps saying that there will be on effect the price of
> oil by releasing the Alaskan and off shore drilling. The price of a
> barrel of oil has dropped from over 140 to 110. The price started the
> day after President Bush removed the presidential ban on off shore
> drilling. More apparent oil, the price of the that apparent oil drops.
> What would happen if congress removed their ban?

Was it the ban, or Bernanke's comments?

http://money.cnn.com/2008/07/15/markets/oil/index.htm
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On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 07:34:10 -0400, Keith nuttle
<keith_nuttle.DeleteThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

>Mike wrote:
>> Still 5.89 a gal here.
>>
>> --Mike
>>
>> "Earl of Warwich, Duke of Cornwall, Marquies of Anglesea, Sir Reginald P.
>> Smithers III Esq. LLC, STP. " <nospamplease.DeleteThis@here.com> wrote in message
>> news:ZoSdnYU24eznXS3VnZ2dnUVZ_qvinZ2d@comcast.com...
>>> JimH wrote:
>>>> .......at our marina for 87 octane at the present time. It keep
>>>> going down every time the refill their tanks lately.
>>>>
>>>> http://romps.com/location.html
>>>>
>>>> I love it!
>>>>
>>>>
>>> You should have been buying gas at the other marinas. You would have been
>>> paying less.
>>
>>
>While the experts keeps saying that there will be on effect the price of
> oil by releasing the Alaskan and off shore drilling. The price of a
>barrel of oil has dropped from over 140 to 110. The price started the
>day after President Bush removed the presidential ban on off shore
>drilling. More apparent oil, the price of the that apparent oil drops.
> What would happen if congress removed their ban?

The price of oil would drop further.

But then the libs would have fewer problems to whine about. That would not
be good. They must keep the dummies convinced that the USofA is going to
hell in a handbasket (and *not* a Longaberger basket) and that they are the
true saviors. In the meantime they will do what they can to remove
standards in public education to *keep* a sizeable stupid population.

Now, let's get this back on boats!

http://tinyurl.com/65nd9m
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thunder.RemoveThis@TAKEOUTgti.net wrote:
> On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 07:34:10 -0400, Keith nuttle wrote:
>
>
>> While the experts keeps saying that there will be on effect the price of
>> oil by releasing the Alaskan and off shore drilling. The price of a
>> barrel of oil has dropped from over 140 to 110. The price started the
>> day after President Bush removed the presidential ban on off shore
>> drilling. More apparent oil, the price of the that apparent oil drops.
>> What would happen if congress removed their ban?
>
> Was it the ban, or Bernanke's comments?
>
> http://money.cnn.com/2008/07/15/markets/oil/index.htm

It was Americans cutting back on their use of gasoline, a trend that
should be promoted.
 >> Stay informed about: $4.04/gallon................. 

hk wrote:
> thunder.DeleteThis@TAKEOUTgti.net wrote:
>> On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 07:34:10 -0400, Keith nuttle wrote:
>>
>>
>>> While the experts keeps saying that there will be on effect the price of
>>> oil by releasing the Alaskan and off shore drilling. The price of a
>>> barrel of oil has dropped from over 140 to 110. The price started the
>>> day after President Bush removed the presidential ban on off shore
>>> drilling. More apparent oil, the price of the that apparent oil drops.
>>> What would happen if congress removed their ban?
>>
>> Was it the ban, or Bernanke's comments?
>>
>> http://money.cnn.com/2008/07/15/markets/oil/index.htm
>
> It was Americans cutting back on their use of gasoline, a trend that
> should be promoted.

You do understand that the ONLY reason American's cut back on their use
of gas was due to the increase in cost of gas. Since you blame all of
that on GWB, I guess you feel his energy policy is a success.
 >> Stay informed about: $4.04/gallon................. 

$4.04 is NOT a good price. Neither is $3.50.
Over time we forget.


"JimH" <osudad RemoveThis @oh.rr.com> wrote in message
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> .......at our marina for 87 octane at the present time. It keep
> going down every time the refill their tanks lately.
>
> http://romps.com/location.html
>
> I love it!
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: $4.04/gallon................. 

stevefrench wrote:
> $4.04 is NOT a good price. Neither is $3.50.
> Over time we forget.
>
>
> "JimH" <osudad.RemoveThis@oh.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:863af930-bf7d-4322-b12e-4586e1cec20e@2g2000hsn.googlegroups.com...
>> .......at our marina for 87 octane at the present time. It keep
>> going down every time the refill their tanks lately.
>>
>> http://romps.com/location.html
>>
>> I love it!
>>
>>
>
>


When Bush took office, gasoline was approximately $1.30 a gallon at the
pump. I bought gas this week at WaWa, a chain of convenience stores that
is "competitive" on gas prices. $3.51 a gallon, which means it is
*still* almost three times higher than when the Bush Administration took
over. Diesel is still well above $4.00 a gallon.

The Bush Administration's "secret energy policies" were just another way
it screwed the middle and lower income classes in this country. Bush has
dug this country into a very deep hole.





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No way, no how, no McCain!
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On Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:14:51 -0400, hk <payer33859.DeleteThis@mypacks.net> wrote:

>When Bush took office, gasoline was approximately $1.30 a gallon at the
>pump. I bought gas this week at WaWa, a chain of convenience stores that
>is "competitive" on gas prices. $3.51 a gallon, which means it is
>*still* almost three times higher than when the Bush Administration took
>over. Diesel is still well above $4.00 a gallon.
>
>The Bush Administration's "secret energy policies" were just another way
>it screwed the middle and lower income classes in this country. Bush has
>dug this country into a very deep hole.

Bush owns China and Saudia Arabia, donchano.

Here, bright boy: http://tinyurl.com/o42at
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hk wrote:
> stevefrench wrote:
>> $4.04 is NOT a good price. Neither is $3.50.
>> Over time we forget.
>>
>>
>> "JimH" <osudad.RemoveThis@oh.rr.com> wrote in message
>> news:863af930-bf7d-4322-b12e-4586e1cec20e@2g2000hsn.googlegroups.com...
>>> .......at our marina for 87 octane at the present time. It keep
>>> going down every time the refill their tanks lately.
>>>
>>> http://romps.com/location.html
>>>
>>> I love it!
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
> When Bush took office, gasoline was approximately $1.30 a gallon at the
> pump. I bought gas this week at WaWa, a chain of convenience stores that
> is "competitive" on gas prices. $3.51 a gallon, which means it is
> *still* almost three times higher than when the Bush Administration took
> over. Diesel is still well above $4.00 a gallon.
>
> The Bush Administration's "secret energy policies" were just another way
> it screwed the middle and lower income classes in this country. Bush has
> dug this country into a very deep hole.
>
>
>
>
>
You realize, don't you, that the current state of global warming is all
Bill Clinton's fault. Follow along while I explain why...

During the Clinton administration, there was a crude oil glut on the
marketplace, with oil going for $10 or less per barrel and gasoline
$1.00 or even less. With gas being cheap and plentiful, the American
love affair with the gas-guzzling SUV/pickup/4WD vehicles climbed to its
height. Suddenly every soccer mom needed a minivan to cart her kids from
activity to activity, and any guy worth his salt in the snow-bound north
needed a 4WD pickup to get to work. Gas mileage plummeted and emissions
rose, despite EPA efforts to contain them.

With diesel fuel at such low levels, Americans were introduced to exotic
fruits and vegetables, and fresh out-of-local-season produce could
easily be shipped in from half a world away. It was cheaper to make
goods in China and Korea and ship them to the US than it was to make
them here with expensive American labor. Americans got used to it, then
they became addicted, and eventually just couldn't stop using more and
more cheap energy.

And it all began with Bill Clinton, because as President, he had
complete control of the international marketplace, and could change
prices at will. We have him to blame for the impending destruction of
the entire planet. *He* was our doom.

That makes just as much sense as blaming George Bush for current fuel
prices.

TJ
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"TJ" <TJ.TakeThisOut@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> hk wrote:
>> stevefrench wrote:
>>> $4.04 is NOT a good price. Neither is $3.50.
>>> Over time we forget.
>>>
>>>
>>> "JimH" <osudad.TakeThisOut@oh.rr.com> wrote in message
>>> news:863af930-bf7d-4322-b12e-4586e1cec20e@2g2000hsn.googlegroups.com...
>>>> .......at our marina for 87 octane at the present time. It keep
>>>> going down every time the refill their tanks lately.
>>>>
>>>> http://romps.com/location.html
>>>>
>>>> I love it!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> When Bush took office, gasoline was approximately $1.30 a gallon at the
>> pump. I bought gas this week at WaWa, a chain of convenience stores that
>> is "competitive" on gas prices. $3.51 a gallon, which means it is *still*
>> almost three times higher than when the Bush Administration took over.
>> Diesel is still well above $4.00 a gallon.
>>
>> The Bush Administration's "secret energy policies" were just another way
>> it screwed the middle and lower income classes in this country. Bush has
>> dug this country into a very deep hole.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
> You realize, don't you, that the current state of global warming is all
> Bill Clinton's fault. Follow along while I explain why...
>
> During the Clinton administration, there was a crude oil glut on the
> marketplace, with oil going for $10 or less per barrel and gasoline $1.00
> or even less. With gas being cheap and plentiful, the American love affair
> with the gas-guzzling SUV/pickup/4WD vehicles climbed to its height.
> Suddenly every soccer mom needed a minivan to cart her kids from activity
> to activity, and any guy worth his salt in the snow-bound north needed a
> 4WD pickup to get to work. Gas mileage plummeted and emissions rose,
> despite EPA efforts to contain them.
>
> With diesel fuel at such low levels, Americans were introduced to exotic
> fruits and vegetables, and fresh out-of-local-season produce could easily
> be shipped in from half a world away. It was cheaper to make goods in
> China and Korea and ship them to the US than it was to make them here with
> expensive American labor. Americans got used to it, then they became
> addicted, and eventually just couldn't stop using more and more cheap
> energy.
>
> And it all began with Bill Clinton, because as President, he had complete
> control of the international marketplace, and could change prices at will.
> We have him to blame for the impending destruction of the entire planet.
> *He* was our doom.
>
> That makes just as much sense as blaming George Bush for current fuel
> prices.
>
> TJ

And they went up $1.50 in the last year with a Democrat controlled Congress.
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