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Buster said:
WOW..I thought our prices ..where are you about in the NW?
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Inland.:D Oh Buster, you walked right into that one.:cheesy:


Seriously, there's a noticeable difference in price once you get over into AK pipeline region further west of here.
 
alevin said:
Inland.:D Oh Buster, you walked right into that one.:cheesy:


Seriously, there's a noticeable difference in price once you get over into AK pipeline region further west of here.
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:embarrest::embarrest:..See, I really am just a sweet little innocent, naive boy...
 
alevin said:
Inland.:D Oh Buster, you walked right into that one.:cheesy:


Seriously, there's a noticeable difference in price once you get over into AK pipeline region further west of here.
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So, exactly where is that then..?:suspicious::cheesy:
 
Ok, I lied, highest local prices are really $4.39, not $3.39 around here. Typo, I swear!!!! On the west side of the Cascades, we just say "westside" around this part of the PNW, the lowest prices range from $4.07 to $4.19. AK pipeline. Here (eastside) the cheapest is $4.29 because we don't get the AK oil-BUT when the pipeline developed that major leak a couple years ago, their prices were WAY higher than ours were, til the leak got fixed.

Buster, I live in small town cowboy and Indian country, non-specifically-it's a girl thing, K? Are people around here familiar with http://www.gasbuddy.com/ ?
 
alevin said:
Buster, I live in small town cowboy and Indian country, non-specifically-it's a girl thing, K?
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Where the heck you think Oklahoma City is..near Podunk Iowa?

Oklahoma originates from the Choctaw Nation word "okla" (meaning people) and "humma" (meaning red). So the litteral meaning is "Red People".


And we like our Wranglers..

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YeeeeeHaaaa!...Head em up, Move em out;)
 
Oil edges higher, remains under pressure

Crude prices rise slightly in Asia as fundamental supply and demand concerns curb recent declines.

July 25, 2008: 6:50 AM EDT

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Crude prices have fallen 15% since hitting $147 a barrel earlier in July.

SINGAPORE (AP) -- Oil extended a rebound Friday, rising above $126 a barrel after several declines over the past two weeks, although the market remains weighed down by the belief that flagging fuel demand does not justify the recent high prices.


Oil prices: Light, sweet crude for September delivery rose 64 cents to $126.13 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange by early afternoon in Singapore. The contract rose $1.05 to settle at $125.49 a barrel on Thursday.
Oil prices fell sharply the day before, tumbling $3.98 to settle at $124.44 a barrel, its lowest finish since June 4. Crude has fallen in six of the past eight sessions, and now sits nearly 15% below its peak above $147 a barrel earlier this month.
"The reality is that the fall of $20 per barrel has been fast and furious and really the fundamentals of the market that drove pricing to above $145 really have not changed," said Victor Shum, an energy analyst with consulting firm Purvin & Gertz in Singapore. "Some market participants simply view this as a 'buy' opportunity."
Investors' short covering - buying back rising securities which they had sold on speculation prices would fall - was another factor behind the rebound, Shum said.
Falling demand:[more]http://money.cnn.com/2008/07/25/markets/oil.ap/index.htm?postversion=2008072506
 
Just curious..

What would you like the price of OIL/bbl to go down to and hold and furthermore, what would you be happy with and live with for pump prices/gal? (be realistic)


Me:

$75.00/bbl

and/or

$1.75/gal

Now L2R..this is not a question of IF or WHEN it is just a simple preference question, don't go getting all statistical and factual on me.
 
Oil up more than $1 on Iran tensions

Crude prices rebound, although concerns about falling U.S. demand persist.

Last Updated: July 28, 2008: 5:40 AM EDT

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SINGAPORE (AP) -- Oil prices rebounded Monday in Asia on comments by Iran's president suggesting a significant increase in the country's nuclear program, but worries about the faltering U.S. economy and crude demand continued to weigh on futures.
Light, sweet crude for September delivery rose $1.37 to $124.63 a barrel in Asian electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange by midafternoon in Singapore.
The contract fell $2.23 to settle at $123.26 a barrel on Friday - oil's lowest point in weeks - as investors questioned whether crude has cooled enough to reflect a serious deterioration in demand.[more]
http://money.cnn.com/2008/07/28/markets/oil.ap/index.htm
 
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