Just filled my car with gas
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 6:17 am

Chevron Regular Unleaded.
I probably will drive my car around a bit until it gets low. Then I might filled it up again, depending on how everything goes.

More subsidies, lovely. Don't expect much to come from it in this case.Dave wrote:In Iowa we get state subsidies because our farmers produce ethanol from corn.
That's per gallon right? Think about having to pay almost that amount (€2,40)... per LITER! :icon23:mjrpes wrote:I was driving past a Shell station today that was selling premium for $3.07. Crying shame, really.
At least Iowa farmers aren't contributing to the problemMassive Quasars wrote:More subsidies, lovely. Don't expect much to come from it in this case.Dave wrote:In Iowa we get state subsidies because our farmers produce ethanol from corn.
Farms consume quite a bit of energy. Wouldn't it be unfortunate if that energy was wasted on a likely fruitless pursuit? edit: What problem are you referring to exactly? Pollution? Energy shortages? Government waste? They contribute to all of it.Dave wrote: At least Iowa farmers aren't contributing to the problem
no way.mjrpes wrote:
Chevron Regular Unleaded.
I probably will drive my car around a bit until it gets low. Then I might filled it up again, depending on how everything goes.
$2.49 for premium in Tampa..ToxicBug wrote:Its $3.37 USD per gallon here (I converted with google).
Hey, we have "bargaining power."Ryoki wrote:Incredible how you yanks fuck up the entire middle east, make everybody except one state that produces no oil hate you, continually piss of the biggest supplier of the stuff in south america and still pay less for gas than the rest of the world.
I take off my hat.
You need to eat, dont you?Massive Quasars wrote: Farms consume quite a bit of energy.
Farms? You're off your rocker man...Massive Quasars wrote: Wouldn't it be unfortunate if that energy was wasted on a likely fruitless pursuit? edit: What problem are you referring to exactly? Pollution? Energy shortages? Government waste? They contribute to all of it.
Where can I find gas that cheap?!mjrpes wrote:
Chevron Regular Unleaded.
I probably will drive my car around a bit until it gets low. Then I might filled it up again, depending on how everything goes.
read the file namePsyche911 wrote:Where can I find gas that cheap?!mjrpes wrote:
Chevron Regular Unleaded.
I probably will drive my car around a bit until it gets low. Then I might filled it up again, depending on how everything goes.
Here in California, it's a full $1.00 more. I had to pay it too, as I was low yesterday.