Gas 198.9 Here......Atta Boy Bush!!!!!!! Left-Wing Buttboys Squeal In Dismay!!!!

**#1**T**NNNN**T**#1** wrote:
> Remembering the left-wing buttboys squealing saying gas will forever remain
> at LEAST $3.00? Their squeal is now down to a girlishly whimper.... LOL
>
> But....Since the squealing left-wing buttboys accused Bush of making the
> price of gasoline high after the hurricanes, I just know they buttboys will
> give Bush credit for getting them under the $2.00 a gallon level.

The national average is still $2.50 and that's about double what it was
5 years ago.

On 7 Nov 2005 20:39:17 -0800, "Laura Bush murdered her boy friend"
> was understood to have stated the following:

>
>The national average is still $2.50 and that's about double what it was
>5 years ago.

I'm sorry; did hurricane Katrina hit 5 years ago?


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the guys at the bath-house stopped laughing at my 3 inch weenie.
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Laura Bush murdered her boy friend wrote:
> **#1**T**NNNN**T**#1** wrote:
> > Remembering the left-wing buttboys squealing saying gas will forever remain
> > at LEAST $3.00? Their squeal is now down to a girlishly whimper.... LOL
> >
> > But....Since the squealing left-wing buttboys accused Bush of making the
> > price of gasoline high after the hurricanes, I just know they buttboys will
> > give Bush credit for getting them under the $2.00 a gallon level.
>
> The national average is still $2.50 and that's about double what it was
> 5 years ago.

Actually, it's 2.38
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8533441/

Local taxes are not Bush's fault.

Environuts should be happy with a higher price of gas.

"Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" > wrote in message
oups.com...
>
> **#1**T**NNNN**T**#1** wrote:
> > Remembering the left-wing buttboys squealing saying gas will forever
remain
> > at LEAST $3.00? Their squeal is now down to a girlishly whimper.... LOL
> >
> > But....Since the squealing left-wing buttboys accused Bush of making the
> > price of gasoline high after the hurricanes, I just know they buttboys
will
> > give Bush credit for getting them under the $2.00 a gallon level.
>
> The national average is still $2.50 and that's about double what it was
> 5 years ago.

In my parts of North Carolina the gas prices are still decreasing (despite
much higher taxes than the national average). lowest I've seen is $2.09
(Elizabeth City, NC). In the Raleigh area, $2.29 seems to be the lowest, but
I have not checked in a couple of days and it seems to be dropping quickly
in the area. I expect the prices to stop falling and possibly increase
slightly in advance of the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, but after
that, they should fall again.I would not be surprised to gas prices back
below $2.00 in January.

Ed

C. E. White wrote:
> "Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
>> >
> > The national average is still $2.50 and that's about double what it was
> > 5 years ago.
>
> In my parts of North Carolina the gas prices are still decreasing (despite
> much higher taxes than the national average). lowest I've seen is $2.09
> (Elizabeth City, NC). In the Raleigh area, $2.29 seems to be the lowest, but
> I have not checked in a couple of days and it seems to be dropping quickly
> in the area. I expect the prices to stop falling and possibly increase
> slightly in advance of the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, but after
> that, they should fall again.I would not be surprised to gas prices back
> below $2.00 in January.
>
> Ed

I criticise the car companies for making gas guzzlers but i realize
it's tough for them to plan ahead when gas prices and thus customer
preferences vary so much. If gas goes back to $1.80 then SUVs will be
the rage again. Some people think the govt needs to step in and raise
or lower gas taxes to keep gas prices at a certain level say $2.50.

On 8 Nov 2005 08:42:51 -0800, "Laura Bush murdered her boy friend"
> was understood to have stated the following:

>Some people think the govt needs to step in and raise
>or lower gas taxes to keep gas prices at a certain level say $2.50.

Only retards would think like that. Is the bath house you frequent
filled with people with such asinine beliefs?


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"Laura Bush Murdered Her Boyfriend" brags of it's homosexuallity:

the guys at the bath-house stopped laughing at my 3 inch weenie.
: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...1dd649fb?hl=en

> Some people think the govt needs to step in and raise
> or lower gas taxes to keep gas prices at a certain level say $2.50.

Yes, those are called Communists.

Ted 'defend me and be a criminal coddler' Kennedy wrote:
> On 8 Nov 2005 08:42:51 -0800, "Laura Bush murdered her boy friend"
> > was understood to have stated the following:
>
> >Some people think the govt needs to step in and raise
> >or lower gas taxes to keep gas prices at a certain level say $2.50.
>
> Only retards would think like that. Is the bath house you frequent
> filled with people with such asinine beliefs?
>

Call me a retard then. Just spent several weeks in France and Italy
where gas is $5 per gallon. But they have amazing train systems and
public transit and people actually live close enough to their
workplaces, shops, and grocery stores to (gasp) walk.

Consequently, they're all in much better physical shape.

Oh, and the car I drove got 50 miles/gallon (approximately).

All in all, seems like the way America needs to go. We'd all be a lot
better off for it.

Larry Bud wrote:
> > Some people think the govt needs to step in and raise
> > or lower gas taxes to keep gas prices at a certain level say $2.50.
>
> Yes, those are called Communists.

No, try "intelligent" and "informed".

On Tue, 8 Nov 2005 10:14:42 -0500, C. E. White <cewhite3
@removemindspring.com> said the following in rec.autos.driving...



> In my parts of North Carolina the gas prices are still decreasing (despite
> much higher taxes than the national average). lowest I've seen is $2.09
> (Elizabeth City, NC). In the Raleigh area, $2.29 seems to be the lowest, but
> I have not checked in a couple of days and it seems to be dropping quickly
> in the area. I expect the prices to stop falling and possibly increase
> slightly in advance of the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, but after
> that, they should fall again.I would not be surprised to gas prices back
> below $2.00 in January.


I saw $1.989 Sunday in GA when I was headed to the game. Didn't bother
stopping in - the line was backed up to the street.

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