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<xeton2…@yahoo.com> wrote:
>On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 10:48:50 GMT, "Polish Prince \(Szynka\)"
><wawrzek…@worldnet.att.net> wrote:

>>You declare yourself as "laura bush – VEHICULAR HOMICIDE".
>>Do you remember Teddy Kennedy and his long forgotten VEHICLE
>>HOMICIDE ? Of course, you do not. You were probably not alive
>>back then. Kennedy serves as a member of Congress.

>It has not been forgotten at all. The press still loves to talk about
>teddy and the incident at chappaquidick even though the case against
>him is weak.  In contrast they give laura bush a free ride for an
>unquestioned case of vehicular homicide.

>It’s been $2.50 to $2.65 for more than a month. It never got to three
>bucks.

It only dipped below $3 here in the last couple weeks and for a while,
it hovered at $2.98 a gallon.  It’s finally gotten down to $2.69 at
the corner station.

> On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 08:51:45 -0800, "Bill Bonde (‘by a commodius vicus
> of recirculation’)"  <John.Meth…@magersfontein.co.uk> wrote:

> >It’s been $2.50 to $2.65 for more than a month. It never got to three
> >bucks.

> It only dipped below $3 here in the last couple weeks and for a while,
> it hovered at $2.98 a gallon.  It’s finally gotten down to $2.69 at
> the corner station.

Are you in New Orleans? If you can’t find good prices, check something
like this: http://www.gasbuddy.com/ If we buy gasoline from the low
price leader, we discourage high prices all around.

–
Why do sequels seem not to continue the story but instead retell the
original? I still want to see a real sequel to "Universal Soldier" where
the new girlfriend and the reanimated soldier who has to take a break
and recharge in a special recharge machine every few days, and might
melt if he gets too excited, learns to live within his limitations,
perhaps getting a job selling life insurance nine to five while starting
his own country western band as an evening outlet, finally taking the
time out in his life for romance and smelling the lovely flowers. Have
some guts Hollywood, turn a full out violent action movie into a woman
friendly romantic comedy sequel!

Sheesh, where do you live?  When I started driving in 1984, gas was
about $.65-.80 a gallon and it stayed there through at least the early
90s.  Even as late as the late 90s, it was only in the $1.50 range.

>The real answer:  The price is not fixed, it’s set by supply/demand,
>and you’re a loon.

Well, yes and no.  The petroleum industry has been making record
profits off of the recent ‘shortage’ and even the station owners have
been keeping the prices artificially high because they claim that when
the prices drop below a certain point, lots of people buy more gas and
supplies might become low.  Even though the demand is lower, they’re
purposely charging more to "protect" the supply.

> Nope..  Are you still having trouble with numbers, Bonehead?

Nope?  Do you know where he lives?  Here’s a clue:  Prices aren’t the
same all over the country.  Your local socialist government may be
jacking up the price with their taxes.

> >It never got to three bucks.

> Didn’t look at ‘premium’ gasoline prices, hunh?

I repeat:  Gas prices are different all over the country.

> And where’s
> diesel fuel prices currently?  Above $3.00 a gallon..

We’re talking about gas, not diesel.

> –But, that’s why you’re known as a right-wing, neocon shill..

And that’s why you’re a kool-aide drinking, moveon.org swilling nut.

> > >It’s been $2.50 to $2.65 for more than a month.

> > Nope..  Are you still having trouble with numbers, Bonehead?

> Nope?  Do you know where he lives?  Here’s a clue:  Prices aren’t the
> same all over the country.  Your local socialist government may be
> jacking up the price with their taxes.

Washington state certainly has high gas taxes and we just agreed, it
seems, to continue our latest nine cent gas tax spike.

> > >It never got to three bucks.

> > Didn’t look at ‘premium’ gasoline prices, hunh?

> I repeat:  Gas prices are different all over the country.

Of course I was referring to the lowest available price for the standard
grade gasoline. Obviously in an open market, stations can try to sell
gas for whatever price.

> > And where’s
> > diesel fuel prices currently?  Above $3.00 a gallon..

> We’re talking about gas, not diesel.

Kurt does this sort of thing with every post. I’m well aware that diesel
is currently under supply strain.

–
Why do sequels seem not to continue the story but instead retell the
original? I still want to see a real sequel to "Universal Soldier" where
the new girlfriend and the reanimated soldier who has to take a break
and recharge in a special recharge machine every few days, and might
melt if he gets too excited, learns to live within his limitations,
perhaps getting a job selling life insurance nine to five while starting
his own country western band as an evening outlet, finally taking the
time out in his life for romance and smelling the lovely flowers. Have
some guts Hollywood, turn a full out violent action movie into a woman
friendly romantic comedy sequel!

> On 10 Nov 2005 05:14:38 -0800, "Larry Bud" <larrybud2…@yahoo.com>
> wrote:

> >laura bush – VEHICULAR HOMICIDE wrote:
> >> Was $3 a month or so ago.  All the complaining americans are doing is
> >> scaring the oil companies  and they’re decided to cut back on the
> >> gouging.  Bet bushie is furious.  HAHAHA

> >What a moron.  Two weeks ago you’re telling us how Bush was price
> >fixing.  Now he has no control over the prices?  Make up your nutjob
> >mind, would you?

> Hey stupid. Most americans don’t like paying 3 bucks for a crummy
> gallon of gas.

No shit.  So how does that jive with your contention that gas price was
fixed by the President?  Hint:  If it was fixed, it wouldn’t matter
whether Americans "like" paying 3 bucks or not.

The real answer:  The price is not fixed, it’s set by supply/demand,
and you’re a loon.

> Do not be a hypocrite Laura!

Hypocrisy is all that "Laura…,"  has going for it.

–
—
Paul.

Self appointed unofficial overseer
of kooks and trolls in rec.autos.driving
and eternal roamer of the dark side of
usenet #6.659 (gas price of the beast).

> $1.00/gal!? Haven’t seen that around here since the 80s.

I saw that (and less) in the late ’90′s before skull and bones boi got
into the whitehouse…

–
"My tars have been bald for two years.  
Every month i glue some sandpaper to them and
everythings cool."

–Laura Buch murdered her boyfriend
/ laura bush – VEHICULAR HOMICIDE 10/25/05

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