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I'm sure glad I bought lots of oil stocks back when the price first started going up...Look. We can go round and round about this all the live long day. Let's keep it simple. I embody amazement. Can you dig on that? Good. Then meet me on the corner of rock and roll, and bring a flask of something that burns.
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... and a locking gas capOriginally posted by couchspudI think we should start a pool for the correct gas price/litre for Friday September 1st ; the last long weekend of summer and COINCIDENTALLY a weekend when pump prices always go up.....
Put me down for $1.38 a litre.
Winner gets a siphon hose?
Look. We can go round and round about this all the live long day. Let's keep it simple. I embody amazement. Can you dig on that? Good. Then meet me on the corner of rock and roll, and bring a flask of something that burns.
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Gas will always be needed. No sense in boycotting or trying to get around it. If you drive you're going to fork over the extra cash. My 20 bucks of gas at 1.14/L is only 3L more then when it was 85.9/L. In the end it's not a huge increase. Pain in the ass sure but it's not breaking the bank.
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so all of a sudden a 1967 GTO with a huge 6.5litre v8 making an inefficient - but sweet sounding - 385 ponies becomes a status symbol only because you have to have the coin just to fill the thing up!
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Oil companies have been creating artificial supply shortages of gasoline because they haven't increased refining capacities since the 70's. THAT is what's spiking gas. Crude levels always fluctuate but when you put a sqeeze in refinement that outside inflences can play like a puppet on a string, it let's big oil laugh all the way to the bank.I will not, for a moment longer, support an organization who chooses to cowardly kneel where they once fiercely & proudly stood
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It was paid off 8 years earlier than scheduled due to high oil prices.Originally posted by jcrMost of it was paid off before Oil prices went so nutso.
http://www.finance.gov.ab.ca/whatsne...0/n000613.html
http://www.finance.gov.ab.ca/whatsne...1/n010205.html
The Alberta Government based their debt repayment schedule on $30.00 US per barrel. In the last few years that amount jumped to $40.00 US.
It is now $85.00 US! Alberta politicians are not geniuses. They are benefiting from the high price of oil.
While Mayor of Calgary, Ralphy ran up a 100 Million dollar debt! The Alberta government spends $8500.00 /person a year on every man, woman, and child in the Province. That is more than the Federal government can spread around after collecting income tax! In fact, there is not another government within Canada who even comes close to spending as much as we do.
We are fortunate to have the oil. Credit should go to the dinosaurs, for picking this place to live (and die).Placing the Alberta Flag on the Calgary Flames uniform is akin to putting lipstick on a Pig
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