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nnuut said:
Over 9% GAIN in Crude Oil today!
What The!!!!!!:nuts:
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With the DOW closing at a gain of 277 and after hours now at a +282...I'm not surprized..it could have been worse...


BTW..Those sumbitchin 7-11's drop finally to $3.19 (E10)
 
nnuut said:
I know what you're talking about, I've been tracking this stuff for a long time and normally it would be down more than this, could there be manipulation involved?
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NNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! REALLY!!!
 
Three weeks ago gas around here was $3.69/gal. On my way home from best buy tonight gas was $3.14 to $3.21.
 
Do you suppose Dog is mad at us because we're drilling too much oil and not wasting enough corn/food?

Now i know why she calls that shade of lipstick ozone purple, and how come it makes my arm hairs stand on end.
 
burrocrat said:
Do you suppose Dog is mad at us because we're drilling too much oil and not wasting enough corn/food?

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Did you just refer to God as a Dog?...

I think someone is looking for you..your day pass is up..

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Filled up with E10 last night- at $3.14 a gallon. Price so good I had to pass up the E85 ethanol (at $3.09) and go straight for the E10.
 
Buster said:
So you're saying that $3.14 is a better price than $3.09???.....O_kay:rolleyes:
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It doesn't matter what the price is, what matters is the MILES PER DOLLAR that you can travel.

I get 12% fewer MPG on E85 than E10.

Most of the time, I get 15% or better price advantage on E85 (chepaer by 15% or more), so most of the time I run E85.


Today, gas fell to $3.14, which is just 2% more than E85.

Today, I can drive 7.96 miles per dollar on gas.

And only 7.12 miles per dollar on E85.

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Oh you finally admit that that stuff isn't more economical, and including the subsidies it's way too expensive.
 
Was just told that gas prices are going up here in Indianapolis from $3.14 to $3.39-$3.45 a gallon (unleaded) by tomorrow morning.
 
The Dept of Transportation has proposed a 3.7 million dollar fine against Enbridge Pipeline company for their actions in a 2010 pipeline spill in Michigan.

Enbridge runs a pipeline, and in July, 2010, the pipeline broke. Despite alarms going off in the Enbrdige pipeline control room telling them there was a major loss in pressure, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration investigation showed the operator tried to restart the pipeline multiple times all night, and sent waves and waves of additional highly corrosive Canadian tar-sands oil down through the broken pipeline, causing more than 800 MILLION GALLONS of oil to spill out and flow into the Kalamazoo River.

The proposed penalty of $3.7 million dollars for intentionally violating company rules and DoT pipeline regulations, works out to less than a half-a-penny for each gallon of spilled oil. The fine is the largest ever levied against a pipeline operator by the U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. Rules say if an alarm goes off, you are supposed to stop the oil flow and go inspect the line. Enbridge didn't do that- they just cranked the pressure up higher and started again multiple times.


Feds propose $3.7M penalty for Michigan oil spill | The Detroit News | detroitnews.com
 
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