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I'm pissed
- Thread starter JustWuzzle
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Just because a woman listens to you and acts interested in what you say doesn't mean she really is. She might just be acting polite, while silently wishing that the date would hurry up and end, or that you would go away... and never come back.
Quote taken from The SoSuave Guide to Women and Dating, which you can read for FREE.
JustWuzzle
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Ok gas just went from 3.55 to 3.85 literally over night.What the F nothing and I mean nothing should jump that much in less then 24 hours. Screw your 25% increase that's a huge jump for one night.
comic_relief
Master Don Juan
a lot of the price of oil has to do with supply disruptions in the oil producing countries.
Right now, the Middle East is breaking out with a revolutionary furor not seen in over thirty years. Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, Bahrain, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, just to name a few Middle Eastern countries that are having problems. Saudi Arabia is attempting to stop any revolutionary furor with its Shiah Minority in the southeast.
I'm not sorry that you when I see young men and women fighting to throw off the yolk of oppression and authoritarian leaders. I stand firmly on the side of democracy and freedom to choose your own government. Once these countries stabilize in a few years, than the price will go down again.
I just wish that the price of oil never went down in 2008 because it lulled Americans into a false sense of security over low gas prices. The price drop was just because of the recession. Be prepared for oil to go up even further.
- comic_relief
Right now, the Middle East is breaking out with a revolutionary furor not seen in over thirty years. Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, Bahrain, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, just to name a few Middle Eastern countries that are having problems. Saudi Arabia is attempting to stop any revolutionary furor with its Shiah Minority in the southeast.
I'm not sorry that you when I see young men and women fighting to throw off the yolk of oppression and authoritarian leaders. I stand firmly on the side of democracy and freedom to choose your own government. Once these countries stabilize in a few years, than the price will go down again.
I just wish that the price of oil never went down in 2008 because it lulled Americans into a false sense of security over low gas prices. The price drop was just because of the recession. Be prepared for oil to go up even further.
- comic_relief
JustWuzzle
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It's funny you say that about choosing your own government. If I decided to start an uprising they would call me a terrorists and nutjob. I was never lulled into a false sense of security. I always said we need to invest in foreign oil :woo: Big moneycomic_relief said:
Rollo Tomassi
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http://money.howstuffworks.com/oil-speculation-raise-gas-price.htm
Supply and demand have nothing to do with gas prices. It's all futures speculations and Wall Street loves a good alibi story like unrest in areas where people think we get our foreign oil.
Supply and demand have nothing to do with gas prices. It's all futures speculations and Wall Street loves a good alibi story like unrest in areas where people think we get our foreign oil.
JustWuzzle
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Like I said I deliver news papers. Just trying to get on my feet. I should get my gas subsidize cause let's lie and say I work for the city. Hell they do it in Venezuela 12cents a gallon. They should for me and people and people that do "important" stuff.
Consider alternative forms of transportation.
I ride a scooter. I get 80-95 mpg and it costs me the price of one gallon to fill up. I fill up twice as often, for one-tenth of the cost, and insurance can be as low as $60 a year. I've calculated I saved about $1,700 in one year, mostly in terms of gas and insurance. The only thing is scooters don't save any money until the purchase price has been recouped, which can take a few years unless you sell your car, or something. I had to sell my car due to some insurance problems and so it all worked out for me.
Scooters are a humbling experience in big traffic and motorcycles are much cooler (I'm buying one later this year), but scooters are undeniably the epitome of good economics. Of course, should it be said, scooters and motorcycles have an elevated risk of injury and death, but that's another topic.
I ride a scooter. I get 80-95 mpg and it costs me the price of one gallon to fill up. I fill up twice as often, for one-tenth of the cost, and insurance can be as low as $60 a year. I've calculated I saved about $1,700 in one year, mostly in terms of gas and insurance. The only thing is scooters don't save any money until the purchase price has been recouped, which can take a few years unless you sell your car, or something. I had to sell my car due to some insurance problems and so it all worked out for me.
Scooters are a humbling experience in big traffic and motorcycles are much cooler (I'm buying one later this year), but scooters are undeniably the epitome of good economics. Of course, should it be said, scooters and motorcycles have an elevated risk of injury and death, but that's another topic.
Drdeee
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What's missing from your logics guys is that Al Qaida is a CIA organization. Countries with oil are invaded first by infiltration from Al Qaida /CIA, then government in charge begins clean up of rebels, in your news it's reported as if a bad government is murdering it's own civilians, then no fly zones and air strikes, then ground forces, then a US friendly government directs supplies to where it's told. But fuel prices are still going up thanks to devaluing of dollar. A much more sinister thing is at play here, as outlined by insider Lindsey Williams: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-kmI1hzbI0
As the title suggests 'global bankers' to Target Iran & Saudi Arabia Next, Oil to Hit $200 a Barrel.
The dollar is going to be replaced as a global currency. Further more constitution will become what DHS already considers it, a terrorist paraphernalia, as there is a push toward global government.
You think it's all conspiracy bull sh*t and will not effect you? Well you are wrong. And instead of reading your dumbed down forum mates playing on your weak minds, get of your ass for once and read: http://www.infowars.com/
As the title suggests 'global bankers' to Target Iran & Saudi Arabia Next, Oil to Hit $200 a Barrel.
The dollar is going to be replaced as a global currency. Further more constitution will become what DHS already considers it, a terrorist paraphernalia, as there is a push toward global government.
You think it's all conspiracy bull sh*t and will not effect you? Well you are wrong. And instead of reading your dumbed down forum mates playing on your weak minds, get of your ass for once and read: http://www.infowars.com/