$4 per gallon gas is cheap!

[gabosaurus]

Or so says this columnist. Can't say I disagree with him.

http://www.slate.com/id/2191491/?GT1=38001

[avatar4321]

you know gabs, i am not usually mean like this. But screw you.

[theHawk]

The price is never going to come back down. Its going to get to $4 or $5 before it stays there.

Unless of course we vote for "Change"!!

[Kathianne]

The price is never going to come back down. Its going to get to $4 or $5 before it stays there.

Unless of course we vote for "Change"!!

We're at $4.15-$4.40 now.

[82Marine89]

Or so says this columnist. Can't say I disagree with him.

http://www.slate.com/id/2191491/?GT1=38001

And the democrat party said that would lower gas prices if they got control of congress. They got control and prices went up $1.00 per gallon. Care to explain why your party, the democrat party, loves to lie to and screw Americans?

[glockmail]

Over the last 89 years, the average retail price of gasoline has increased almost 14X, from 25.5 cents per gallon in 1919 to $3.517 per gallon in 2008, according to annual price data from the EIA. Over the same period, the price of a first-class stamp in the U.S. has increased 21X, from 2 cents in 1919 to 42 cents in 2008 (starting Monday, May 12), according to historical stamp price data available here. The chart above compares the two prices using an index that is equal to 100 in 1919 for both series.http://mjperry.blogspot.com/2008/05/and-you-thought-gas-prices-were-high.html

[Pale Rider]

The price is never going to come back down. Its going to get to $4 or $5 before it stays there.

Unless of course we vote for "Change"!!

Yup. That's a fack, Jack. No matter what happens, no matter if we drill and there's more oil than we'll ever need for as long as we use it, the price is never coming back down.

I thought about selling my Harley a few months back. I don't know why now. The thing gets 45 mpg city and 50 mpg highway. It's almost a necessity now, and selling it is completely out of the question.

[Hagbard Celine]

Or so says this columnist. Can't say I disagree with him.

http://www.slate.com/id/2191491/?GT1=38001

Yes, compared to bricks of gold, 4$ gas is cheap.

[Hagbard Celine]

Yup. That's a fack, Jack. No matter what happens, no matter if we drill and there's more oil than we'll ever need for as long as we use it, the price is never coming back down.

I thought about selling my Harley a few months back. I don't know why now. The thing gets 45 mpg city and 50 mpg highway. It's almost a necessity now, and selling it is completely out of the question.

I really need to get one of those.

[Pale Rider]

I really need to get one of those.

You'd wonder why you never got one before. Every time I ride my Harley, even after all these years, the novelty of it and love for the ride is still there.

[Hagbard Celine]

You'd wonder why you never got one before. Every time I ride my Harley, even after all these years, the novelty of it and love for the ride is still there.

Riding a bike to work in the morning would be a trip. I'd be able to skirt in and out of Atlanta traffic like a ninja. Not to mention the coolness factor of driving a bike would be really high. The only thing is rain and cold would suck balls.

[Pale Rider]

Riding a bike to work in the morning would be a trip. I'd be able to skirt in and out of Atlanta traffic like a ninja. Not to mention the coolness factor of driving a bike would be really high. The only thing is rain and cold would suck balls.

Rain does suck.... feels like little pellets at highway speeds. Cold you can dress for. Cold AND rain sucks real bad... :laugh:

[82Marine89]

Rain does suck.... feels like little pellets at highway speeds. Cold you can dress for. Cold AND rain sucks real bad... :laugh:

Sand ranks up there as well.