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From: Douglasville, GA USA
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From: Douglasville, GA USA
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From: Denver, Colorado, USA
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From: Alexandria, Virginian USA
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posted 08-31-2005 09:20 PM         

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Chromer it looks like the current NEOCONs are the "Do Nothings."

Oh that's right, I forgot, they DID give that massive tax break to the oil companies two weeks ago! Never mind that they posted RECORD profits in 2004!

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From: Just north of Louisville
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posted 09-01-2005 12:49 AM         

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Yesterday afternoon 2.59 a gallon, same station at 1 am on my way home from work 2.99, same station on my way to work today 3.29 same station tonight midnight 3.49

good thing the holiday weekend came right after a natural disaster so they could really raise the price of gas

$14.92 to fill up the Goldwing tonight @ 3.28 for premium (stopped at the cheapest station)

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From: MODDERSVILLE, MICHIGAN
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posted 09-01-2005 09:57 AM         

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We here at Moddersville feel your pain,Knowing this we will start to pump oil to the rest of the country to give you fine folks a small break.We are only going to charge $5.50 per gal.(were try to keep inflation in check) This should help out.

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From: Acworth,GA,USA
Registered: JUL 2000

posted 09-01-2005 10:45 AM         

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There were rumors in Atlanta yesterday that Stations were going to run out of gas and would not reopen until until the weekend with gas to be well over $4 a Gallon. There was a mass rush on the gas stations. Some stations were taking advantage and charging as much as $6 for regular. I waited until the lines died down and the only gas that was left was premium. I paid $3.11 a gallon. Every station I passed this morning was out of gas. Around 6:30 PM last evening our Governor declared a State Of Emergency freezing gas prices unless the price increase could be shown to be a result of normal business increases.

This message has been edited by BeWare on 09-01-2005 at 10:46 AM

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From: Denver, Colorado, USA
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posted 09-01-2005 09:27 PM         

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Originally posted by Bob Miller:
Chromer it looks like the current NEOCONs are the "Do Nothings."

Oh that's right, I forgot, they DID give that massive tax break to the oil companies two weeks ago! Never mind that they posted RECORD profits in 2004!

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Yo Bob,

hummmm...as I remember, the anticpated result of that legislation is anticipated to spur production by over 20%? Heck, who needs production? Oh I forgot, the liberals who obstruct drilling off the coast of California and the Arctic Wild Life Refuge really do help to increase crude supplies? Democrats blocking the contruction of any new refining capacity for the previous 30 years? Well of course..that helps too! Simple Gump rule of Liberal Do Nothing economics: "Decrease Supply and Prices will go down"

Geezz!...no wonder the Dems are such LOSERS???

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