Oil prices got you down?
 

From another thread that was veering off-topic...

Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
thread.
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business

At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
$2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.

It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".

Let's keep things in perspective
In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
gallons)...

A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
cents a cup.

Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.

If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
cents.

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

still cheaper then Jet-A

Snow...


"Cherokee-Ltd" <nospam@home.com> wrote in message
news:X5SdnZJJ-u2zTGTfRVn-3A@rogers.com...
> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>
> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in
> another thread.
> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>
> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid
> $2.54/gallon US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is
> still $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>
> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for
> our overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>
> Let's keep things in perspective
> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
> gallons)...
>
> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike
> the thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for
> 25 cents a cup.
>
> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>
> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
> cents.
>
>

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

still cheaper then Jet-A

Snow...


"Cherokee-Ltd" <nospam@home.com> wrote in message
news:X5SdnZJJ-u2zTGTfRVn-3A@rogers.com...
> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>
> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in
> another thread.
> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>
> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid
> $2.54/gallon US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is
> still $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>
> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for
> our overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>
> Let's keep things in perspective
> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
> gallons)...
>
> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike
> the thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for
> 25 cents a cup.
>
> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>
> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
> cents.
>
>

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

still cheaper then Jet-A

Snow...


"Cherokee-Ltd" <nospam@home.com> wrote in message
news:X5SdnZJJ-u2zTGTfRVn-3A@rogers.com...
> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>
> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in
> another thread.
> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>
> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid
> $2.54/gallon US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is
> still $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>
> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for
> our overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>
> Let's keep things in perspective
> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
> gallons)...
>
> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike
> the thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for
> 25 cents a cup.
>
> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>
> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
> cents.
>
>

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

still cheaper then Jet-A

Snow...


"Cherokee-Ltd" <nospam@home.com> wrote in message
news:X5SdnZJJ-u2zTGTfRVn-3A@rogers.com...
> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>
> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in
> another thread.
> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>
> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid
> $2.54/gallon US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is
> still $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>
> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for
> our overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>
> Let's keep things in perspective
> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
> gallons)...
>
> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike
> the thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for
> 25 cents a cup.
>
> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>
> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
> cents.
>
>

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
months of of causing a glut in the market
gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it

Cherokee-Ltd wrote:

> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>
> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
> thread.
> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>
> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
> US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
> $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>
> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
> overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>
> Let's keep things in perspective
> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
> gallons)...
>
> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
> thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
> cents a cup.
>
> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>
> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
> cents.

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
months of of causing a glut in the market
gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it

Cherokee-Ltd wrote:

> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>
> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
> thread.
> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>
> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
> US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
> $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>
> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
> overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>
> Let's keep things in perspective
> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
> gallons)...
>
> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
> thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
> cents a cup.
>
> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>
> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
> cents.

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
months of of causing a glut in the market
gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it

Cherokee-Ltd wrote:

> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>
> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
> thread.
> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>
> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
> US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
> $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>
> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
> overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>
> Let's keep things in perspective
> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
> gallons)...
>
> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
> thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
> cents a cup.
>
> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>
> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
> cents.

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
months of of causing a glut in the market
gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it

Cherokee-Ltd wrote:

> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>
> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
> thread.
> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>
> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
> US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
> $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>
> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
> overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>
> Let's keep things in perspective
> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
> gallons)...
>
> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
> thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
> cents a cup.
>
> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>
> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
> cents.

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

I CAN'T DRIVE 55!
http://members.tripod.com/~spdracr6/icantdrive.wav
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

tim bur wrote:
>
> lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
> demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
> vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
> that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
> months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

I CAN'T DRIVE 55!
http://members.tripod.com/~spdracr6/icantdrive.wav
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

tim bur wrote:
>
> lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
> demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
> vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
> that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
> months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

I CAN'T DRIVE 55!
http://members.tripod.com/~spdracr6/icantdrive.wav
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

tim bur wrote:
>
> lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
> demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
> vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
> that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
> months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

I CAN'T DRIVE 55!
http://members.tripod.com/~spdracr6/icantdrive.wav
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

tim bur wrote:
>
> lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
> demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
> vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
> that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
> months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

"tim bur" wrote: "lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the
tank thus reducing a higher demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph
law federally, slow down and keep our vehicles fix when the check engine
lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt that takes all kind
of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3 months of
of causing a glut in the market gas does not have the shelf life it used
to so they do not want to stockpile it"

Stop using plastic since the chemicals to make it come from a barrel of oil.
Stop taking medicines since some of the chemicals used to make it come from
oil. Stop eating preserved foods since the chemicals to preserve it come
from a barrel of oil. Stop your wife from smelling good with her perfume
since perfumes are made from chemicals that come from a barrel of oil. Stop
using insecticides since the come indirectly from a barrel of oil.

The list continues so I guess if you want the price to go down we should all
buy horses and let them feed in pastures where we don't fertilize or use
pesticides. We could collect the manure and let it dry and use it for
fertilizer or even burn it for fuel in the winter.

Sarge

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

"tim bur" wrote: "lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the
tank thus reducing a higher demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph
law federally, slow down and keep our vehicles fix when the check engine
lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt that takes all kind
of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3 months of
of causing a glut in the market gas does not have the shelf life it used
to so they do not want to stockpile it"

Stop using plastic since the chemicals to make it come from a barrel of oil.
Stop taking medicines since some of the chemicals used to make it come from
oil. Stop eating preserved foods since the chemicals to preserve it come
from a barrel of oil. Stop your wife from smelling good with her perfume
since perfumes are made from chemicals that come from a barrel of oil. Stop
using insecticides since the come indirectly from a barrel of oil.

The list continues so I guess if you want the price to go down we should all
buy horses and let them feed in pastures where we don't fertilize or use
pesticides. We could collect the manure and let it dry and use it for
fertilizer or even burn it for fuel in the winter.

Sarge

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

"tim bur" wrote: "lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the
tank thus reducing a higher demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph
law federally, slow down and keep our vehicles fix when the check engine
lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt that takes all kind
of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3 months of
of causing a glut in the market gas does not have the shelf life it used
to so they do not want to stockpile it"

Stop using plastic since the chemicals to make it come from a barrel of oil.
Stop taking medicines since some of the chemicals used to make it come from
oil. Stop eating preserved foods since the chemicals to preserve it come
from a barrel of oil. Stop your wife from smelling good with her perfume
since perfumes are made from chemicals that come from a barrel of oil. Stop
using insecticides since the come indirectly from a barrel of oil.

The list continues so I guess if you want the price to go down we should all
buy horses and let them feed in pastures where we don't fertilize or use
pesticides. We could collect the manure and let it dry and use it for
fertilizer or even burn it for fuel in the winter.

Sarge

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

"tim bur" wrote: "lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the
tank thus reducing a higher demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph
law federally, slow down and keep our vehicles fix when the check engine
lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt that takes all kind
of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3 months of
of causing a glut in the market gas does not have the shelf life it used
to so they do not want to stockpile it"

Stop using plastic since the chemicals to make it come from a barrel of oil.
Stop taking medicines since some of the chemicals used to make it come from
oil. Stop eating preserved foods since the chemicals to preserve it come
from a barrel of oil. Stop your wife from smelling good with her perfume
since perfumes are made from chemicals that come from a barrel of oil. Stop
using insecticides since the come indirectly from a barrel of oil.

The list continues so I guess if you want the price to go down we should all
buy horses and let them feed in pastures where we don't fertilize or use
pesticides. We could collect the manure and let it dry and use it for
fertilizer or even burn it for fuel in the winter.

Sarge

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Sarge did pass the time by typing:

> The list continues so I guess if you want the price to go down we should all
> buy horses and let them feed in pastures where we don't fertilize or use
> pesticides. We could collect the manure and let it dry and use it for
> fertilizer or even burn it for fuel in the winter.

If you think gas is expensive, try feed and livery charges for a horse, vet
bills, grooming, and the annoying requirement in some citys to pick up after
your animals. (that's one BIG baggie). :)

I'll take a vespa.

--
DougW

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Sarge did pass the time by typing:

> The list continues so I guess if you want the price to go down we should all
> buy horses and let them feed in pastures where we don't fertilize or use
> pesticides. We could collect the manure and let it dry and use it for
> fertilizer or even burn it for fuel in the winter.

If you think gas is expensive, try feed and livery charges for a horse, vet
bills, grooming, and the annoying requirement in some citys to pick up after
your animals. (that's one BIG baggie). :)

I'll take a vespa.

--
DougW

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Sarge did pass the time by typing:

> The list continues so I guess if you want the price to go down we should all
> buy horses and let them feed in pastures where we don't fertilize or use
> pesticides. We could collect the manure and let it dry and use it for
> fertilizer or even burn it for fuel in the winter.

If you think gas is expensive, try feed and livery charges for a horse, vet
bills, grooming, and the annoying requirement in some citys to pick up after
your animals. (that's one BIG baggie). :)

I'll take a vespa.

--
DougW

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Sarge did pass the time by typing:

> The list continues so I guess if you want the price to go down we should all
> buy horses and let them feed in pastures where we don't fertilize or use
> pesticides. We could collect the manure and let it dry and use it for
> fertilizer or even burn it for fuel in the winter.

If you think gas is expensive, try feed and livery charges for a horse, vet
bills, grooming, and the annoying requirement in some citys to pick up after
your animals. (that's one BIG baggie). :)

I'll take a vespa.

--
DougW

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Explain to us how buying 10 gallons of gas every 5 days will create less demand
than buying 2 gallons every day. Why don't we all stop buying gas on Mondays?
That'll kill demand won't it? Give me a break...

I'll gladly pay whatever it takes to drive my gas guzzler 75 mph. You can drive
your hybrid whatever speed you want, but I say ---- driving 55 mph.


In message <42FBDE4A.C1D641E1@cac.net>, "tim bur" wrote:

>lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
>demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
>vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
>that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
>months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it
>
>Cherokee-Ltd wrote:
>
>> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>>
>> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
>> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
>> thread.
>> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>>
>> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
>> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
>> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
>> US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
>> $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>>
>> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
>> overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>>
>> Let's keep things in perspective
>> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
>> gallons)...
>>
>> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
>> thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
>> cents a cup.
>>
>> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
>> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>>
>> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
>> cents.

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Explain to us how buying 10 gallons of gas every 5 days will create less demand
than buying 2 gallons every day. Why don't we all stop buying gas on Mondays?
That'll kill demand won't it? Give me a break...

I'll gladly pay whatever it takes to drive my gas guzzler 75 mph. You can drive
your hybrid whatever speed you want, but I say ---- driving 55 mph.


In message <42FBDE4A.C1D641E1@cac.net>, "tim bur" wrote:

>lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
>demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
>vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
>that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
>months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it
>
>Cherokee-Ltd wrote:
>
>> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>>
>> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
>> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
>> thread.
>> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>>
>> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
>> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
>> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
>> US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
>> $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>>
>> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
>> overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>>
>> Let's keep things in perspective
>> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
>> gallons)...
>>
>> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
>> thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
>> cents a cup.
>>
>> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
>> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>>
>> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
>> cents.

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Explain to us how buying 10 gallons of gas every 5 days will create less demand
than buying 2 gallons every day. Why don't we all stop buying gas on Mondays?
That'll kill demand won't it? Give me a break...

I'll gladly pay whatever it takes to drive my gas guzzler 75 mph. You can drive
your hybrid whatever speed you want, but I say ---- driving 55 mph.


In message <42FBDE4A.C1D641E1@cac.net>, "tim bur" wrote:

>lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
>demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
>vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
>that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
>months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it
>
>Cherokee-Ltd wrote:
>
>> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>>
>> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
>> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
>> thread.
>> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>>
>> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
>> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
>> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
>> US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
>> $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>>
>> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
>> overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>>
>> Let's keep things in perspective
>> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
>> gallons)...
>>
>> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
>> thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
>> cents a cup.
>>
>> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
>> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>>
>> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
>> cents.

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Explain to us how buying 10 gallons of gas every 5 days will create less demand
than buying 2 gallons every day. Why don't we all stop buying gas on Mondays?
That'll kill demand won't it? Give me a break...

I'll gladly pay whatever it takes to drive my gas guzzler 75 mph. You can drive
your hybrid whatever speed you want, but I say ---- driving 55 mph.


In message <42FBDE4A.C1D641E1@cac.net>, "tim bur" wrote:

>lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
>demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
>vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
>that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
>months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it
>
>Cherokee-Ltd wrote:
>
>> From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>>
>> Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
>> Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
>> thread.
>> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>>
>> At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
>> the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
>> diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
>> US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
>> $2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>>
>> It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
>> overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>>
>> Let's keep things in perspective
>> In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
>> gallons)...
>>
>> A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
>> thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
>> cents a cup.
>>
>> Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
>> chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>>
>> If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
>> cents.

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

We don't have an oil, or gas shortage. We have a critical shortage of
refineries. Thank the EPA for that...

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

We don't have an oil, or gas shortage. We have a critical shortage of
refineries. Thank the EPA for that...

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

We don't have an oil, or gas shortage. We have a critical shortage of
refineries. Thank the EPA for that...

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

We don't have an oil, or gas shortage. We have a critical shortage of
refineries. Thank the EPA for that...

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

ambrin did pass the time by typing:
> We don't have an oil, or gas shortage. We have a critical shortage of
> refineries. Thank the EPA for that...

Probably less the fault of the EPA and more the fault of environmental whackjobs.
There would have been a nice shiny new refinery in California, but due to regulations,
red-tape, and pure out and out bullshittery, they built it down to Mexico.

One has had a fire, and one simply have to be shut down for maintenance. Then
there is the switch from Diesel to home heating oil, and "winter grades" of fuel.
But your correct, we need more refineries.

We also need some price controls on gasoline. Just wait till the oil companies
report profits this year. Prices now are simply pure greed.

As for me, I'm just rolling things into single trips. No more just driving
to a place to window shop. That and taking my lunch to work rather than going
out for lunch. Heck, eating lunch alone costs $7-$10 depending on where you
go around here.

--
DougW

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

ambrin did pass the time by typing:
> We don't have an oil, or gas shortage. We have a critical shortage of
> refineries. Thank the EPA for that...

Probably less the fault of the EPA and more the fault of environmental whackjobs.
There would have been a nice shiny new refinery in California, but due to regulations,
red-tape, and pure out and out bullshittery, they built it down to Mexico.

One has had a fire, and one simply have to be shut down for maintenance. Then
there is the switch from Diesel to home heating oil, and "winter grades" of fuel.
But your correct, we need more refineries.

We also need some price controls on gasoline. Just wait till the oil companies
report profits this year. Prices now are simply pure greed.

As for me, I'm just rolling things into single trips. No more just driving
to a place to window shop. That and taking my lunch to work rather than going
out for lunch. Heck, eating lunch alone costs $7-$10 depending on where you
go around here.

--
DougW

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

ambrin did pass the time by typing:
> We don't have an oil, or gas shortage. We have a critical shortage of
> refineries. Thank the EPA for that...

Probably less the fault of the EPA and more the fault of environmental whackjobs.
There would have been a nice shiny new refinery in California, but due to regulations,
red-tape, and pure out and out bullshittery, they built it down to Mexico.

One has had a fire, and one simply have to be shut down for maintenance. Then
there is the switch from Diesel to home heating oil, and "winter grades" of fuel.
But your correct, we need more refineries.

We also need some price controls on gasoline. Just wait till the oil companies
report profits this year. Prices now are simply pure greed.

As for me, I'm just rolling things into single trips. No more just driving
to a place to window shop. That and taking my lunch to work rather than going
out for lunch. Heck, eating lunch alone costs $7-$10 depending on where you
go around here.

--
DougW

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

ambrin did pass the time by typing:
> We don't have an oil, or gas shortage. We have a critical shortage of
> refineries. Thank the EPA for that...

Probably less the fault of the EPA and more the fault of environmental whackjobs.
There would have been a nice shiny new refinery in California, but due to regulations,
red-tape, and pure out and out bullshittery, they built it down to Mexico.

One has had a fire, and one simply have to be shut down for maintenance. Then
there is the switch from Diesel to home heating oil, and "winter grades" of fuel.
But your correct, we need more refineries.

We also need some price controls on gasoline. Just wait till the oil companies
report profits this year. Prices now are simply pure greed.

As for me, I'm just rolling things into single trips. No more just driving
to a place to window shop. That and taking my lunch to work rather than going
out for lunch. Heck, eating lunch alone costs $7-$10 depending on where you
go around here.

--
DougW

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Please explain: If I'm burning 20 gal/week, how does buying 20 gallons
once a week instead of 5 gallons a day reduce demand.



tim bur wrote:
> lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
> demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
> vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
> that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
> months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it
>
> Cherokee-Ltd wrote:
>
>
>>From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>>
>>Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
>>Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
>>thread.
>>http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>>
>>At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
>>the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
>>diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
>>US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
>>$2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>>
>>It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
>>overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>>
>>Let's keep things in perspective
>>In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
>>gallons)...
>>
>>A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
>>thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
>>cents a cup.
>>
>>Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
>>chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>>
>>If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
>>cents.
>
>

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Please explain: If I'm burning 20 gal/week, how does buying 20 gallons
once a week instead of 5 gallons a day reduce demand.



tim bur wrote:
> lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
> demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
> vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
> that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
> months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it
>
> Cherokee-Ltd wrote:
>
>
>>From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>>
>>Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
>>Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
>>thread.
>>http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>>
>>At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
>>the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
>>diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
>>US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
>>$2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>>
>>It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
>>overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>>
>>Let's keep things in perspective
>>In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
>>gallons)...
>>
>>A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
>>thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
>>cents a cup.
>>
>>Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
>>chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>>
>>If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
>>cents.
>
>

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Please explain: If I'm burning 20 gal/week, how does buying 20 gallons
once a week instead of 5 gallons a day reduce demand.



tim bur wrote:
> lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
> demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
> vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
> that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
> months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it
>
> Cherokee-Ltd wrote:
>
>
>>From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>>
>>Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
>>Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
>>thread.
>>http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>>
>>At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
>>the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
>>diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
>>US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
>>$2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>>
>>It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
>>overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>>
>>Let's keep things in perspective
>>In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
>>gallons)...
>>
>>A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
>>thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
>>cents a cup.
>>
>>Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
>>chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>>
>>If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
>>cents.
>
>

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

Please explain: If I'm burning 20 gal/week, how does buying 20 gallons
once a week instead of 5 gallons a day reduce demand.



tim bur wrote:
> lets try not to run to the pump every day to top off the tank thus reducing a higher
> demand , lets slow down and reenact the 55 mph law federally, slow down and keep our
> vehicles fix when the check engine lite is on. start using concrete and cut down ashphalt
> that takes all kind of oil/tar to make and just watch how much oil comes down after 3
> months of of causing a glut in the market
> gas does not have the shelf life it used to so they do not want to stockpile it
>
> Cherokee-Ltd wrote:
>
>
>>From another thread that was veering off-topic...
>>
>>Besides untreated water, name another liquid you can get for $1.50/gallon.
>>Bill had mentioned California diesel prices hitting $3.00/gallon in another
>>thread.
>>http://www.latimes.com/business/la-f...-home-business
>>
>>At first I thought waaa waa waa, it's still cheaper than most countries on
>>the planet.... until I did the math! Tonight I paid $.82/L Canadian for
>>diesel, after conversion to gallons and into US Funds, I paid $2.54/gallon
>>US... hehehe. Unfortunately, regular unleaded in Canada is still
>>$2.86/gallon US, almost $.30 higher than California.
>>
>>It's important for us Canadians and Americans not to whine too much for our
>>overseas friends are paying at least twice as much for "petrol".
>>
>>Let's keep things in perspective
>>In fact, at today's price of $63/barrel (petroleum barrels are 42
>>gallons)...
>>
>>A cool refreshing cup of crude oil would cost you about 10 cents unlike the
>>thieving pimply faced little girl down the street selling lemonade for 25
>>cents a cup.
>>
>>Slide by your local pub for pint after a hard days work? You'd jump at a
>>chance to get your suds for the price of a pint of crude at 19 cents.
>>
>>If only we could get a 255 ml can of pop for the price of crude... about 9
>>cents.
>
>

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

In-line responses.

DougW wrote:

> We also need some price controls on gasoline. Just wait till the oil companies
> report profits this year. Prices now are simply pure greed.

"Futures market." Absent a shortage, fuel prices are now being driven
by speculation in the futures markets and now that they've learned that
they can get more than $60/bbl it ain't never gonna come back down.

>
> As for me, I'm just rolling things into single trips. No more just driving
> to a place to window shop. That and taking my lunch to work rather than going
> out for lunch. Heck, eating lunch alone costs $7-$10 depending on where you
> go around here.
>

Good idea, but that does have a ripple effect in the economy. Your
bagged lunch will show up as a loss in the local restaurant district,
which means some hash-slinger won't buy a new car this year, which means
the dealer doesn't buy a new house, the builder doesn't by a new TV, the
vendor doesn't sent his kid to Swanky U and on and on.

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

In-line responses.

DougW wrote:

> We also need some price controls on gasoline. Just wait till the oil companies
> report profits this year. Prices now are simply pure greed.

"Futures market." Absent a shortage, fuel prices are now being driven
by speculation in the futures markets and now that they've learned that
they can get more than $60/bbl it ain't never gonna come back down.

>
> As for me, I'm just rolling things into single trips. No more just driving
> to a place to window shop. That and taking my lunch to work rather than going
> out for lunch. Heck, eating lunch alone costs $7-$10 depending on where you
> go around here.
>

Good idea, but that does have a ripple effect in the economy. Your
bagged lunch will show up as a loss in the local restaurant district,
which means some hash-slinger won't buy a new car this year, which means
the dealer doesn't buy a new house, the builder doesn't by a new TV, the
vendor doesn't sent his kid to Swanky U and on and on.

Re: Oil prices got you down?
 

In-line responses.

DougW wrote:

> We also need some price controls on gasoline. Just wait till the oil companies
> report profits this year. Prices now are simply pure greed.

"Futures market." Absent a shortage, fuel prices are now being driven
by speculation in the futures markets and now that they've learned that
they can get more than $60/bbl it ain't never gonna come back down.

>
> As for me, I'm just rolling things into single trips. No more just driving
> to a place to window shop. That and taking my lunch to work rather than going
> out for lunch. Heck, eating lunch alone costs $7-$10 depending on where you
> go around here.
>

Good idea, but that does have a ripple effect in the economy. Your
bagged lunch will show up as a loss in the local restaurant district,
which means some hash-slinger won't buy a new car this year, which means
the dealer doesn't buy a new house, the builder doesn't by a new TV, the
vendor doesn't sent his kid to Swanky U and on and on.