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Re: We got mad at Bush for letting gas prices jump. What do we do now?
« Reply #25 on: March 08, 2011, 02:26:54 PM »
And you, like Jeremy Clarkson (on that Top Gear clip I posted on your thread in the Lounge), probably have the word "penis" written on your helmet. :tongue: :fuelfire: :wink:

Well, yeah, it is made by Fulmer and has Fulmer written on the back.


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Re: We got mad at Bush for letting gas prices jump. What do we do now?
« Reply #26 on: March 08, 2011, 02:32:56 PM »
Well, yeah, it is made by Fulmer and has Fulmer written on the back.


You probably won't get that if you're not an SEC fan.

Care to explain?
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Re: We got mad at Bush for letting gas prices jump. What do we do now?
« Reply #27 on: March 08, 2011, 02:35:04 PM »
Care to explain?

What, and kill the mystery?

Mrs. Robinson should be able to explain.
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Re: We got mad at Bush for letting gas prices jump. What do we do now?
« Reply #28 on: March 08, 2011, 03:32:03 PM »
Why are you so dumb?

The last time I got gas, I paid $3.23 a gallon -- a couple weeks ago.  I have to fill up today.  Gas is about $3.70 a gallon.  That's more than a 10 cent discrepancy. 

It's why I don't go more than a couple of days between fillups--that and the fact I can only get to/from work for 3-4 days on a full tank.  If I fill up when it hits 1/2 tank, I avoid paying the increased gas costs on a full tank.

I was just under 3/8 when I filled up after work last night.  Just shy of 12 gallons, $41.00.  Two years ago, I could fill up from empty for less than $30.

**** you, Obama.  **** you, DUmmies.
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Re: We got mad at Bush for letting gas prices jump. What do we do now?
« Reply #29 on: March 08, 2011, 03:36:40 PM »
I miss the good old days when a $5 bill filled the tank and I could run 2 weeks on that 5.....

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Re: We got mad at Bush for letting gas prices jump. What do we do now?
« Reply #30 on: March 08, 2011, 04:17:49 PM »
I miss the good old days when a $5 bill filled the tank and I could run 2 weeks on that 5.....

Gas was $0.99-$1.05 when I got my DL's back in 1999.  I remember because it was so cheap to drive to my friend's houses and the mall.  :rotf:
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Re: We got mad at Bush for letting gas prices jump. What do we do now?
« Reply #31 on: March 08, 2011, 04:22:08 PM »
That summer, there was a huge glut of oil on the market... gas stations were cutting their prices like crazy and people were buying it just as quick. For a few days, there was a station in Raleigh selling regular for 75 cents, but the average price for a long time was well under 99 cents a gallon.  I graduated during the end of Bush Sr.'s term and gas varied from $1.15-1.35 that year.  For some reason, I remember filling up and paying $1.30 and thinking it was expensive.  Of course, I was only making six dollars an hour at work.
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Re: We got mad at Bush for letting gas prices jump. What do we do now?
« Reply #32 on: March 08, 2011, 04:29:56 PM »
That summer, there was a huge glut of oil on the market... gas stations were cutting their prices like crazy and people were buying it just as quick. For a few days, there was a station in Raleigh selling regular for 75 cents, but the average price for a long time was well under 99 cents a gallon.  I graduated during the end of Bush Sr.'s term and gas varied from $1.15-1.35 that year.  For some reason, I remember filling up and paying $1.30 and thinking it was expensive.  Of course, I was only making six dollars an hour at work.

I remember Mom complaining about how the price of gas had ascended to 65 cents a gallon back when she would stop and gas up on the way home from church.
I think that may have been in a different century. :whistling:
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Re: We got mad at Bush for letting gas prices jump. What do we do now?
« Reply #33 on: March 08, 2011, 09:33:57 PM »
What, and kill the mystery?

Mrs. Robinson should be able to explain.

Damn, since she didn't show up, I guess I have to explain. You asked if I had "Penis" written on my helmet. I said, well, I do have Fulmer. In the small print I said you probably wouldn't get it if you're not an SEC fan. Phil Fulmer was the dickhead coach of the University of Tennessee. I said "Mrs. Robinson", AKA debk, would be able to explain it.
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