Must be nice... What's your location? It's $2.33.9 here in Northern MI at
MurphyUSA. Last week it was $2.39.9 Of course, I used my Wally-World
shopping card and saved 3¢ per Gal...


wrote in message
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I bought regular gasoline this afternoon at the MurphyUSA gas station
for $2.07.9 per gallon.A few days ago,it was $2.04.9 per gallon.
www.jacksongasprices.com
cuhulin

My 300ZX takes premium ONLY which is a paltry $2.87/gallon here in San Jose,
typically...



"PowerHouse Communications" wrote in message
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Must be nice... What's your location? It's $2.33.9 here in Northern MI
at
MurphyUSA. Last week it was $2.39.9 Of course, I used my Wally-World
shopping card and saved 3¢ per Gal...


wrote in message
...
I bought regular gasoline this afternoon at the MurphyUSA gas station
for $2.07.9 per gallon.A few days ago,it was $2.04.9 per gallon.
www.jacksongasprices.com
cuhulin

www.jacksongasprices.com says $2.02 with card at the Kroger store at
I-20 & Springridge Road.That location is about four and a half miles
West of me.All of my vehicles burn regular gasoline.
cuhulin

Jim Hackett wrote:

My 300ZX takes premium ONLY which is a paltry $2.87/gallon here in San
Jose, typically...



"PowerHouse Communications" wrote in message
...
Must be nice... What's your location? It's $2.33.9 here in Northern MI
at
MurphyUSA. Last week it was $2.39.9 Of course, I used my Wally-World
shopping card and saved 3¢ per Gal...


I am back from a trip to Europe and saw prices for a litre at 1.20 Euro
range. This works out to 4.53 euros per US gal, or about 5.38/US gal in
Europe. We took the train everywhere.....

I was watching this British car show last night called Top Gear. On the
show one of the hosts mentioned that "petrol" was between $8 and $9 U.S. a
gallon in England...



"uncle arnie" wrote in message
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Jim Hackett wrote:

My 300ZX takes premium ONLY which is a paltry $2.87/gallon here in San
Jose, typically...



"PowerHouse Communications" wrote in message
...
Must be nice... What's your location? It's $2.33.9 here in Northern
MI
at
MurphyUSA. Last week it was $2.39.9 Of course, I used my Wally-World
shopping card and saved 3¢ per Gal...


I am back from a trip to Europe and saw prices for a litre at 1.20 Euro
range. This works out to 4.53 euros per US gal, or about 5.38/US gal in
Europe. We took the train everywhere.....

I have seen that Top Gear tv show before.
cuhulin

On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 19:13:42 GMT, "Jim Hackett"
wrote:

I was watching this British car show last night called Top Gear. On the
show one of the hosts mentioned that "petrol" was between $8 and $9 U.S. a
gallon in England...

$2.06 in SOMO this afternoon.


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"Being diabetic is alot like having an un-invited
guest at a picnic, who keeps pointing out the potato
salad may have gone bad."--W.B. Willis

About three years ago when I was listening to the Roger Fredinburg radio
talk show www.regularguy.com a guy in either Texas or New Mexico
phoned into Roger's show and he said he retired from working at an oil
refinery.He explained how gasoline is a waste byproduct of the oil
refineries.Of course the gasoline at the oil refineries is cleaned up
and certain kinds of chemicals are added to the gasoline to make it burn
cleaner and perform better and there is the infrastructure and cost of
delivering the gasoliine (and diesel fuel too) to the gas stations.Los
Angeles (and many other cities in U.S.A.) used to have a very good
trolley car system many years ago untill the crooked Rockefella's had
the trolley system torn down in favor of oil and automobiles.Yesterday
or the day before,I read an article about the mayor of Los Angeles wants
to wean the people of Los Angeles away from their vehicles and on to
public transportation.The price of gasoline is very costly in many more
ways than one.I once read somewhere that most of the people in Europe
drive diesel engine powered vehicles.Jackson used to have a trolley car
system too,I wish the old fashioned trolley cars would come back.Most of
the trolley cars in U.S.A.were sold to South American countries where
many of them are still being used today.Some of the old trolley cars in
U.S.A.many years ago had a platform on the back of them and the trolley
cars were pulled along by horse's.When they got to the top of a
hill,they would let the horse ride on the platform on the down hill
runs.
cuhulin

wrote in message
...
About three years ago when I was listening to the Roger Fredinburg
radio
talk show www.regularguy.com a guy in either Texas or New
Mexico
phoned into Roger's show and he said he retired from working at an
oil
refinery.He explained how gasoline is a waste byproduct of the oil
refineries.Of course the gasoline at the oil refineries is cleaned
up
and certain kinds of chemicals are added to the gasoline to make it
burn
cleaner and perform better and there is the infrastructure and cost
of
delivering the gasoliine (and diesel fuel too) to the gas
stations.Los
Angeles (and many other cities in U.S.A.) used to have a very good
trolley car system many years ago untill the crooked Rockefella's
had
the trolley system torn down in favor of oil and
automobiles.Yesterday
or the day before,I read an article about the mayor of Los Angeles
wants
to wean the people of Los Angeles away from their vehicles and on to
public transportation.The price of gasoline is very costly in many
more
ways than one.I once read somewhere that most of the people in
Europe
drive diesel engine powered vehicles.Jackson used to have a trolley
car
system too,I wish the old fashioned trolley cars would come
back.Most of
the trolley cars in U.S.A.were sold to South American countries
where
many of them are still being used today.Some of the old trolley cars
in
U.S.A.many years ago had a platform on the back of them and the
trolley
cars were pulled along by horse's.When they got to the top of a
hill,they would let the horse ride on the platform on the down hill
runs.
cuhulin

All you guys have to do, over there in the USA, is make your
vehicles more fuel-efficient. Then you don't have to rely on
middle-eastern dictatorships/colonies to supply the oil. Over here in
Scotland, it's not perfect by a long way, but at least we have cars
which do decent miles-per-gallon (40+). A necessity, with gasoline
over $5/gallon.

regards,

Ian, Clydebank, Scotland.

www.mindfully.org Click on the Energy link and then scroll down and
click on where it says,A Turkey in your Tank.
cuhulin