esoxseeker said:I expected the price of gas to go up. I bought a boat for the year, so naturally the prices have to go up!! :twisted:
you're so lucky =P
esoxseeker said:I expected the price of gas to go up. I bought a boat for the year, so naturally the prices have to go up!! :twisted:
fsh said:wolfbait said:You want to hear something DISGUSTING:
My close friend who is stationed oversea's in Baghad Iraq told me that gasoline is .17 cents a gallon...makes you wonder huh!!! Now that's just downright WRONG!!!
.17 cents??? wow
1 US gallon = 3.78541178 liters
=0.0449 cents a liter?
~5cents a liter
If gas was 5 cents a liter, I could do so much more.
Spinninreel said:boycotting would not help, since on the open market a barrel of crude oil will cost 118.00 (higher than it's ever been) because the demand seems to be outstripping the supply. What does not help is that OPEC ( all the major oil producing countries) have agreed to set production limits, and this has caused the price to go higher than it ever has. Also China has become an industrial giant, consuming huge amounts of oil just in the last 15 years. The price at the pumps goes up and down for short periods of time, because each of the major oil companies is just trying to gain alittle more market share over it's competitors.
So the problem with gas being so expensive is not here but overseas.
kennyhman said:actually, it has been said that the price of crude oil will have a high likeliness of decreasing after the Beijing Olympic games; down to about 100 or even 90 cents. So that's some good news for all of us.
Bigfisherman said:All kidding aside I have high hopes that it will go down by 09,2010, as an additional 6 million barrels will come online by then and hopefully the new refinary in ontario will be completed. Unless India/China suck it all up.
Filled up at $1.217! this morning
HyperFox said:I can imagine the increasing gas prices will have a profound effect on tourisim this year. Some tourist places are going to feel a hit.
HyperFox said:Yep.. Because when the gas price goes up, so does the price of diesel.
And if you got it. A trucker bought it. So the trucker increases price, so then the company increases price etc....
I wonder what the breaking point will be. I mean how much more can gas go up before the consumer finally says enough!..
I remember paying 52c a litre when I started driving. 10 years ago.