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Posted Apr 13, '12 at 8:24pm

daleks
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1 gallon in usa costs about 3 dollar.
It is actually closer to 4 dollars now. But ya, it is still pretty cheap compared to most places.
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Posted Apr 14, '12 at 7:14am

nichodemus
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We have to keep getting oil from other countries (and some of them don�t like us) and gas keeps going up
Who had the smart idea of sanctioning Iran and causing the flow of Iranian gas to stop, therefore restricting supply and therefore pushing up prices? Thank you Americans.
Also, suck it up with your blanket Republican zealot views. Obama has called for more offshore drilling.
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Posted Apr 14, '12 at 1:04pm

partydevil
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who is "they're"? usa or europe?
and where do you drive around this car that does 30mpg?
anyway in my country the hybird cars are kinda booming because they had (until few weeks ago) to pay less taxes. so alot people here drive 1-35 1-50. (1 liter - km's driving) if that matters anything =S
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Posted Apr 14, '12 at 1:06pm

partydevil
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oops forgot the quote. here we go ^^
It's mainly because they're driving cars that get 10-15 MPG. I drive a car that gets 30 MPG, and I spend around 5-10 dollars a week on gas. It's not even worth noting.
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Posted Apr 14, '12 at 1:20pm

GhostOfMatrix
10,766 posts
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usa or europe?
USA.
and where do you drive around this car that does 30mpg?
On a typical day, my brother's school, my school, when I have lunch I stop by a market to get tea then home to eat lunch. When I'm done with my classes I pick up my brother then head home. After that it just depends on what I feel like doing. It varies from going to a park, a gym, a friends house, or staying home. So on a typical week I drive around 25 miles.
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Posted Apr 15, '12 at 6:18am

partydevil
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On a typical day, my brother's school, my school, when I have lunch I stop by a market to get tea then home to eat lunch. When I'm done with my classes I pick up my brother then head home. After that it just depends on what I feel like doing. It varies from going to a park, a gym, a friends house, or staying home. So on a typical week I drive around 25 miles.
hehe, i actualy ment whit "where" in usa or europe or 1 of the many many many other places in the world?
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Posted Jun 3, '12 at 10:15pm

gooeyglop1
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So apparently, we aren't drilling in alaska due to enviormantal reasons. I have a hunch that thay also did that because of supply and demand, less gas=more money, more money=richer oil tycoons.
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Posted Jun 4, '12 at 1:34am

omarzocco
277 posts
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I'm not gonna readanithing yet just 1 word. Ridiculous. Well I heard they want to change it to 5.00 per gallon all across the U.S. well 2 more years I'll be paying all that money Ohh boy I'm gonna pass out ( not cause of prices ) I'm swaying of tiredness
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Posted Jun 4, '12 at 7:55am

nichodemus
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So apparently, we aren't drilling in alaska due to enviormantal reasons. I have a hunch that thay also did that because of supply and demand, less gas=more money, more money=richer oil tycoons.
Oil is a global commodity. With the paltry reserves that America has, drilling does little to impact the oil prices because you can't affect the supply much. Even if America drills, it won't push down your gas prices.
So yes, don't bring in ''supply and demand'' without understanding everything first.
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Posted Jun 4, '12 at 11:51am

thepunisher93
1,747 posts
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Only because they have craploads of oil there.
you jealous?
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