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#60 by froze on 30 May, 2007 07:51
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May 07 gas price here in Oklahoma $3.08
It makes me cry!!! I have a hemi that's just laughiing at me!!!
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#61 by PigPen on 30 May, 2007 08:01
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May 07 gas price here in Oklahoma $3.08
It makes me cry!!! I have a hemi that's just laughiing at me!!!
That's a walk in the park!
Highest here in Albuquerque is $3.49, about the lowest we can find is $3.17
Now is about the time the fellas from Cali will chime in with their damn near $4 a gallon.
But that's OK, cause you guys make so much more!!!
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#62 by BaldRob on 30 May, 2007 08:10
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May 07 gas price here in Oklahoma $3.08
It makes me cry!!! I have a hemi that's just laughiing at me!!!
That's a walk in the park!
Highest here in Albuquerque is $3.49, about the lowest we can find is $3.17
Now is about the time the fellas from Cali will chime in with their damn near $4 a gallon.
But that's OK, cause you guys make so much more!!!
We're sitting at $3.60 in the Chicago burbs... Heard a report last night the prices were over $4 in the city itself!! -
#63 by schro on 30 May, 2007 08:28
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Actually Pig, parts of Cali have higher incomes than others. The biggest issue is that the Sierra Club and other environmentalist groups campaigned hard to have certain types of fuel blended for CA so that it burns cleaner. The additional refining methods jacked up the price too. Plus, we have some of the (if not the) highest gas taxes in the nation. Gotta pay for all those unnecesary layers of government out here in CA somehow.
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#64 by PigPen on 30 May, 2007 08:37
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Good ole Sierra Club. Our gas taxes used to be pretty hefty, but last year after prices went so damn high they repealed a lot of the taxes. I wish I could find E85 in Albuquerque, cause the wife's van will run on it.
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#65 by BaldRob on 30 May, 2007 08:41
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They are talking about repealling the gas tax here in Illinois for some relief... I'll believe it when it happens!!
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#66 by schro on 30 May, 2007 08:42
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Good ole Sierra Club. Our gas taxes used to be pretty hefty, but last year after prices went so damn high they repealed a lot of the taxes. I wish I could find E85 in Albuquerque, cause the wife's van will run on it.
Hey, that could be your carbon offset.
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#67 by schro on 30 May, 2007 08:45
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They are talking about repealling the gas tax here in Illinois for some relief... I'll believe it when it happens!!
It'd be like squeezing a balloon...it gets small where you squeeze it, only to get bigger elsewhere. The moment the gas tax declines, another tax will be added somewhere. -
#68 by BaldRob on 30 May, 2007 08:52
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They are talking about repealling the gas tax here in Illinois for some relief... I'll believe it when it happens!!
It'd be like squeezing a balloon...it gets small where you squeeze it, only to get bigger elsewhere. The moment the gas tax declines, another tax will be added somewhere.
That would be our corrupt Illinois politicians* way of thinking!
*as a disclaimer, I would like to state that it is a proven fact that the Illinois Political system is one of the most corrupt in the nation. Numerous governors, mayors, city managers, etc have been tried and convicted. My statement above was not meant to be political, just factual. -
#69 by schro on 30 May, 2007 08:55
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Is that disclaimer "PC Speak"?
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#70 by BaldRob on 30 May, 2007 08:58
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Is that disclaimer "PC Speak"?
Just want to make sure one of you moderators doesn't pull my post or try to ban me! Oh wait... I'm one of those moderators...
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#71 by YOSP on 30 May, 2007 09:03
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Philly is around $3.15...
OBTW...ITS BUSH'S FAULT!!!!!!!!!!!! -
#72 by Johnny on 30 May, 2007 10:28
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Here in Minneapple I saw $3.08 yesterday. I did see on the news this morning that Illinois had the highest price/gal average, while New Jersey had the lowest average.
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#73 by YOSP on 30 May, 2007 10:30
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NJ does have the lowest, the only problem is the Gov is going to raise the gas prices there in the future, which goes great with their ridiculous property tax
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#74 by Tyler on 30 May, 2007 10:33
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Wal-Mart is supposed to open up gas stations at their stores across the nation and offer E85 and possibly E100. Most cars can convert with a $150 part.