war, deployments, and oil prices all have the same thing in common!

they all suck!

3.09 in ny, shite

...O.P.E.C.=fail!

You have a link to that? That's because it's not true.

I paid $2.72 for 93 premium the other day here in Georgia. I wonder what it will be when I move back to California: probably more and only 91 premium :(

Think I paid $2.64 a gallon on a military post in GA.

Update: Down here, still stable at $2.69/gal (93 ROZ/RON).

I'm filling up at the shell across from Food Lion in Grovetown. They're usually pretty cheap (still a few cents above AAFES) and I drive by that station more than I do Gate 1.

Paid 2.73 for 93 V-Power at that Shell 2 days ago.

Yeah its bad lol

Related issue: Does the "oxygenated" Shell commercial convince any of you guys? I'm sticking with Texaco (Techron), based on the old adage: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Techron keeps those spark plugs, valves and combustion chamber nice'n'clean.

about 50 a month

Nice post.

;) thanks sweetheart!

2.98 a gallon for shell 93(like the only real 93 octane gas you can get around here anymore) I play the "will it hit $50" game. I think Saudi Arabia is the largest producer of oil in the middle east we invaded the wrong spot.

"surely the f-in price per barrel of oil should be lower seeing as how we own iraq right now...but f-in noooooooooooooo!!!"

You might think that's a "nice post", I think it is insane. We "own" Iraq? LMAO! The oil infrastructure was destroyed, you can't pump oil through pipelines that get blown up whenever we aren't watching...any one of you experts looked at the Iraqi oil production numbers and compare 'em to what they were before the US bumbled it's way in? :gtfo2:

Back on topic:

93 Octane, Norwalk CT $3.15
93 Octane, Greenwich CT $3.42

That's self-serve, btw.

My car runs on hopes and dreams.


And the tears of women I've slept with.

:icon23:

when i was there last stupid insurgents were hittin the pipeline ever other day in different spots...

would be nice if it actually could run full time...

I don't usually pay attention, but while pumping up my G yesterday I remembered you guys with light wallets and looked at the pump for you. ;)

$3.01 for V-Power 93oct.

Light wallets AFTER filling up lol

The US still has some of the cheapest gas in the world.

I thought Middle East & Brunei is the cheapest.?

:tup:

i think you're right. mexico is cheap too

Around the Houston suburbs that ring Beltway 8, I fill up approximately every 7-8 days. In Brazoria or Galveston County lately, it's been around $2.66-$2.70. In Fort Bend County, it's around $2.75-$2.80. In the city, I've seen anywhere from $2.70 (shady stations) to $2.99 and everything in-between. Not bad for a major metro area, but Houston has always enjoyed some of the best prices in the country.

so what do most of you spend per fill up?

To clarify: 'Some of' does not mean 'the cheapest' which would point to a single source.

$2.71 for 91 in Oklahoma City.

it's 2.60 right now

was 2.71

now its 2.67...:shakes head:

still too much :mad:

:iagree:

Try 3.11 for 91oct..

$3.49 Greenwich, CT suck it up man

:eek: thats straight robbery!

What we tryin to say is

http://www.omlpatches.com/images/quit%20whining....jpg

i think ill take some vicodins and create my own gas :mad:

its 3.09-3.11 in hollywood area of FL and bout 3.49 on south beach. If you guys recall when gas was at an all time high..it was 4.10 here and bout 4.50 on south beach

Update on P.R. prices: It recently went up to $2.73/gal., 93-octane gas. What gets to me is that some guys here actually report a reduction in the price of gas in their area! What's with the "go up"/"go down" bit BY GEOGRAPHIC AREA?! Seems to me some of us are being conned by gas stations/distributors! Rats!

A lot of it can have to do with where it is import to (which part of the country). In Texas we have a huge chunk of the refineries for the US so it all comes here mostly, we process it and transport it out. Our gas prices are lower because of the almost zero transport cost. Other issues could have to do with if different parts of the country have different tax rates or "fees." Not sure how things are in P.R.