gas shortages
Oil is at an all time high... for what the 8th day in a row?
Supplies are tight everywhere. Refineries are running dry. Yesterday, I went to 2 gas stations in a row that were closed due to no gas in their tanks. I was afraid I was going to run empty myself, before I saw the WalMart fuel center. YAAY! WalMart gas. I only got 5 gallons worth to make sure I'd be good until I could stop at a real gas station. Good thing as their 93 detonates under light boost. (I tuned my car on cheap gas too, just in case I got stuck with bad gas somewhere!) Prepare to bleed. Anally. :ky: Perhaps we'll see the $5/gal prices that have been theorized. |
i got 5 gas stations on my block. no signs of gas shortage yet here.
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I feel for the people up North that must buy heating oil as well. The cost has increasing like 37% since January of 07. Fuel is like 39% higher than it was in January. They are predicting possibly 95.00 per barrell by years end. We are getting bent over from every angle. The triple dry pumper with out KY.:gay: I am so glad I work from home.
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i'm waiting till an e-85 station comes closer to me. Right now the closest is 12 miles away and i gotta drive through whole lot of philadelphia to get there. I avoid the city as much as i can. Though when i get one close i'll retuning the miata for e-85.
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Any gas shortages are artificial. *LINK*
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Originally Posted by Mach929
(Post 153254)
i'm waiting till an e-85 station comes closer to me. Right now the closest is 12 miles away and i gotta drive through whole lot of philadelphia to get there. I avoid the city as much as i can. Though when i get one close i'll retuning the miata for e-85.
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All the while bio-diesel is driving the price of soy beans up so I won't even be able to eat my damn tofu while I jack off to anime porn without feeling guilty that i'm robbing willy nelson of much needed fuel for touring. HOLY SHIT
I haven't seen any evidence of gas shortages here, our fuel is still 2.59 for regular 87. |
Originally Posted by cjernigan
(Post 153275)
All the while bio-diesel is driving the price of soy beans up so I won't even be able to eat my damn tofu while I jack off to anime porn without feeling guilty that i'm robbing willy nelson of much needed fuel for touring. HOLY SHIT
I haven't seen any evidence of gas shortages here, our fuel is still 2.59 for regular 87. |
When i left home, Alaska, it was 3.08.
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Originally Posted by cjernigan
(Post 153275)
All the while bio-diesel is driving the price of soy beans up so I won't even be able to eat my damn tofu while I jack off to anime porn without feeling guilty that i'm robbing willy nelson of much needed fuel for touring. HOLY SHIT
I haven't seen any evidence of gas shortages here, our fuel is still 2.59 for regular 87. |
Honestly, every time the price of oil goes up, I just smile and laugh.
It's not difficult. Two years ago I bought $20,000 worth of PSPFX, a USGI Global Resources no-load mutual fund. Since then it's up 41%. Their holdings are primarily oil and gas exploration, recovery, and refining. You don't have to be rich to do this- the minimum investment for most such funds is betweek $1k and $5k. At this rate, I'll gladly pay $10 a gallon for gasoline. |
No shortage of gas up in Canada.
oh, did we turn off the pipeline to the U.S. by mistake again :) |
I work for the oil industry... I ain't complaining.
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Originally Posted by gwilo
(Post 153343)
No shortage of gas up in Canada.
oh, did we turn off the pipeline to the U.S. by mistake again :) |
E-85 costs damn near as much if not more as high priced gas around here, and it burns inefficient as shit in the "FlexFuel" GMCs.
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Originally Posted by Philip
(Post 153379)
you mean oil? I don't believe canada has many refineries, which would mean you=fucked.
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Originally Posted by jayc72
(Post 153389)
There are lots of refinaries around here, nothing compared to the US. However our local demand accross all of Canada is likely less than California :) So we're still good.
know your role and make the maple syrup, mmmk? |
Beer. We like Beer.
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 153315)
Two years ago I bought $20,000 worth of PSPFX, a USGI Global Resources no-load mutual fund. Since then it's up 41%.
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You know why Americans pay $3+ a gallon for gasoline? So Arabs can go skiing in the desert.
http://www.skidubai.com/ |
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