Oilman"s Delight - Gasoline @ $9.90/Gallon

$3.30-3.40/gal in the Atlanta area.

http://gasbuddy.com/ has some interesting data on gas prices based on city and location.

Here in Columbus/Ohio area $3.40-3.60

Lowest state price: Wyoming $3.202
Highest state price: Hawaii $3.978

Ahhhhhh............

Just wait til the changeover to the upcoming 'summer blend' hikes prices another 30 cents/gallon.

$3.30+ in KCMO; slightly higher on the KS side.

$5.39 for regular unleaded at a gas station at Orlando International Airport. I saw it on TV, the report showed people driving in, looking at the price and driving off in disgust. Down in South Florida, it is going for $3.54-$3.97

$1.28 - $1.33 a litre in Vancouver. And that's with the loonie trading at $1.03.

how much?
too damn much!!!

3.55-3.60 earlier tonight.


nobama's in bed with haliburton and his big oil buddies!
no wait, he said it was bush's fault, :rolleyes:

$3.44 on I40 in NC and that's usually one of the cheaper spots in the state.

$3.85 for Arco (usually the cheapest) regular in SoCal.

Our economy will finally improve when gas gets expensive enough that people will quit driving away their wealth, and choose a better way to live.

$3.49 is what I paid at last fill-up.

^ About the price of a gallon of milk

I wish. I paid $1.79 for milk today.

Damn you must've gotten directly from the cow at that price. California is expensive though

Well, I can tell you guys that the local wine bar crowd has NO sympathy with you when I told them of the range of prices reported from North America.

0.63 euro/litre to 0.76 euro/litre equivalents would be ecstatically received over here as opposed to the current 1.88 euro/litre.

However, converting a $10 SC beer to a 7.20 euro Stella Artois made them realize that not all is rosy in North America. I drink a terrific vin ordinaire (a cheap Bordeaux) for approx $2 per generous glass in my Saint Raphael hole-in-the-wall.

Viva cheap wine !!

Europeans aren't as dependent on personal autos as North Americans. I live 45 miles from the strip club, and it's not like there's a nice train I can take to get there.

If gasoline reaches European prices in the US, the economy is going to tank. How many people live 40 or more miles from work? Lots. Hell, there are people who work in big cities like LA or Atlanta and live 100 miles away. Think tripling or quadrupling their montly gas expenditure will have a negative effect on the economy?

Strip clubs will be affected, too. It's a luxury expense, and since everything is affected by a gas price increase, luxuries have to go.

"$5.39 for regular unleaded at a gas station at Orlando International Airport."

vm - I know the spot, it's the ROB of gas stations. Last place to get gas before you hit the airport rental car return lots. Their gas has always been overpriced. Made the mistake of filling up there once - never again!

$3.36/gal. South TX. I can hear the envious groans now- it wasn't all that long ago that such a price would elicit howls of outrage...

I just got a free fill up thanks to the giant eagle fuelperks program. troop probably knows what I am talking about.