The Elders' House of Pain
Public Forum => Talk Back => Topic started by: Shmotz on April 29, 2008, 01:28:49 PM
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Post the average gas prices where you are from, and post where you are....
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Avg: 3.40/gallon Regular
Virginia Beach, VA
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3.59 / gallon Regular
Rhode Island
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Mass 3.55 for Regular
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3.65
State College, PA...city of Penn State..gotta make them high for poor college kids
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3.55 for reg here in orlando
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3.79 for reg in CT
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3.40 Norfolk VA
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3.69/gallon
Pitts. Pennsylvania
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3.39 /gallon for 87 octane
3.59 / gallon for 92 or 93 octane
4.39 / gallon for 104 octane - Yes I use this type of fuel in one of my cars.
I am in Minneapolis Minnesota
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3.75 / regular
3.85 / mid test
3.95 / high test
4.30 / deisel
ripley, west virginia............ :crybaby: :crybaby: :crybaby: :crybaby:
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3.69-West Palm Florida.
Driving 100 miles a day sucks!
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3.59 for reg 87 in Raleigh NC
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3.55 batesville indiana...... but have seen it hit 3.65
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3.75 / regular
3.85 / mid test
3.95 / high test
4.30 / deisel
ripley, west virginia............ :crybaby: :crybaby: :crybaby: :crybaby:
I just filled up at 7-11 and it was still $3.55 I went 330 miles on 9.2 gallons = 35.8 mpg
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Well, gas sells by the litre here. So my numbers may seems strange.
131.2/lt
It's the highest in Canada.
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That's like 4.95 a gallon
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I am in ATL, GA. Gas is runnin us around $3.69 a gal for reg unleaded.
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3.75 regular upper michigan
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$3.73 today in upstate NY
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Regular - 3.91
Midgrade - 4.02
Premium - 4.12
Diesel - 4.60
SoCal....
BTW, when I was at the Arizona-California border the other day, the gas prices on the Arizona side were ~ 3.60, and once we crossed the border, they were ~4.80.
(For regular)
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So I just gased up today and I was wrong, it's 132.1/lt. Got the 1 and the 2 mixed up.
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is that 132.1 dollars or what? I am not up on Canadian money.
Also I found the following conversion.
1 gallon [US, liquid] = 3.785 411 784 liter
so my tank in my truck being 36 gallons would be 136.274 824 22 liter.
That just does not make sense to me unless I am confusing something.
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im glad im 17 and dont have a vehicle yet. just got my beginners... so it'll be atleast a year before i worry about gas prices :S
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I burn through at least a tank a week if not more because of my summer job, last summer I put 24K miles (38,624 kilometers for metric users) on my car from March to August, (and the lease allows for 18k a year). I am gonna have to try and cut back this year if it gets to 4/gal as predicted. It's at 3.69 here in Ann Arbor/ Metro Detroit.
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Canadian $/liter/re ==> US $/gal
132.10*.038=
$5.02/gal (CAD)
$4.93/gal (USD)
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Minnesota - filled up with regular unleaded : $3:52 per gallon.
Thank god I have a shitty car with good gas mileage.
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i fucking LOVE HACKSAW JIM DUGGAN!!!! DAMN. I wonder how many other peeps on here are that old. ;)
I filled up my tank for $52.21 my honda accord. last time I did that I was driving my full size ext cab Z71. Damn I miss that truck but I'll be it would cost me over $90 to fill that tank nowadays.
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Just filled up with regular and it cost me 59.00 for my 16 gallon tank. 3.69 still fucken bs
http://money.cnn.com/2008/05/01/news/companies/exxon_earnings/?postversion=2008050115
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Orange County, CA - $3.92 / gallon
for regular.... almost makes you hate driving.... oh wait... i do
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I love driving, but not when gas is 3.99 a gal :/ average round here for today (metro Detroit)
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3.75 a gallon of regular, 3.99 a gallon of premiun, and 4.49 a gallon of diesel today average in Norfolk VA.
what the fuck is wrong with the economy!!!!!
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Cheapest price in Irvine, CA is $4.02 now.
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Stop crying about the gas, none of you reached over $4 dollars yet.... :-D
I pay as of Today $4.19 gallon. I put $100.00 in my truck and I get just a little over a half tank. Maybe I try to fool myself by not filling it up, cause then I really don't know how much it's really is killing me. Time for me to get a bike.....
Gas Prices in chicago:
$4.19
$4.27
$4.39
THIS IS F****** CRAZY!!!!! :headbang:
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You still got me beat but we're close, 4.17 round here, MI
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Well, the prices I told ya, are just for the Suburbs right out of the city, in the city, ohhhhh my, they are $4.36 for regular gas, some stations are higher...
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I'm only at 3.99 but i fill up (20 gals) 3 times a week :puke:
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I am thinking of buying one of these to monitor gas consumption/monitor driving habits:
http://www.scangauge.com
pulls data from a cars OBD2 port and tells you EXACTLY how much gas you are using at a given time. Supposedly helps correct driving habits that wastes gas....
thoughts?
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I am thinking of buying one of these to monitor gas consumption/monitor driving habits:
http://www.scangauge.com
pulls data from a cars OBD2 port and tells you EXACTLY how much gas you are using at a given time. Supposedly helps correct driving habits that wastes gas....
thoughts?
Since my foot is always on the floor, I don't really want to know!!! :)
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It's 4.05 here
Just a little insider info: I've been told that gas will not fall below $4 a gallon until mid 2009.
I've told some of you the REAL reason prices are high but for those who I have not:
First - dont blame the oil folks, it isnt their fault. Not the Saudis, Iranians or Iraqis...It's the good 'ol US of A and our lending institutions which cause our pain at the pump.
WHY?
Oil is traded world wide in US dollars - not euros or other currencies. Our dollar value is weak (very) and it takes more to buy the same barrell of oil than two years ago because it (dollar) has lost value.
Why has the dollar decreased? Thank our lending instutions and companies like TD Waterhouse and GMAC, who will give anyone and their dog credit. Notice all the credit card and loan offers that are out there? And they will give anyone credit no matter what their past history is. Watch a car dealers commercials - Everyone rides! Bad credit, no credit - no problem! We have special financing options....What they fail to mention is the outrageous interest rates, fees and such. A $20,000 car may end up costing $35,000 with special financing. They love to see those kind of people and thats why they go out of their way to cater to them. It's more lucrative for them because they make their money off the jacked up intrest rate. This not only applies to cars but mortgages too...What happens when someone defaults or is repo'd? Somebody has to eat the loss and it is eventually carried onto you and me, the consumer - Hence a weak dollar and higher prices for everything...
Class dismissed.
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pop quiz tomorrow on the GG server.
and SINCE everyone IS defaulting on their home loans cuz they bought those ARMS and BALLOONs, its gonna go HIGHER.
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nothing wrong with an ARM, you just need to know how to deal with that kind of mortgage.