$6.19 a gallon.

[GARYC24 3]

That has been done before or at least suggested to at a certain date from emails.
I would like to know if there was any follow ups on those things!
I don't think it makes a dent!

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$6.19 per gallon in Quebec? Ouch.

In this city ot Ottawa, it's about $1.10 CDN per liter (Approximately $4 CDN per gallon.) and still going up. As the exchange is approaching parity, that's still about $3.36 USD per gallon.

Right now, it's $1.35/L

Yves.

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It won't be long till you can't ride that bike cause of the snow

Ahh, but my ride to the slopes will be much shorter than yours...

Don't count on it buddy, I plan to just invite myself to stay over more then a few times this season

May your trails be crooked, winding, lonesome, dangerous, leading to the most amazing view. May your mountains rise into and above the clouds. - Edward Abbey

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Don't count on it buddy, I plan to just invite myself to stay over more then a few times this season

We've got a sleeper couch and wireless internet so bring your lappy so you can post whore.

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Michael

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If everyone would fucking go home and quit buying the shit for a day or so this would slow down...

Yup! Those who can, should.

I went to work by foot this morning, and, from now on, plan on doing so as often as i can. I have a backpack and put a light raincoat in it. So I'm ready.
Yves.

[skydiverek 60]

The question (for people from various countries) is: HOW MANY GALLONS (1 gallon = 3.8 liters) of gas can you buy for an AVERAGE after tax monthly salary.

In Poland it is about 100 gallons. See the difference? To put it in perspective, you would have to pay $20 A GALLON to have the same situation in the U.S. ($2,000 average net income divided by 100 gallons). I just used $2,000 figure as my estimate, but you get the point...

You guys have it good in the U.S.!

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The question (for people from various countries) is: HOW MANY GALLONS (1 gallon = 3.8 liters) of gas can you buy for an AVERAGE after tax monthly salary.

In Poland it is about 100 gallons. See the difference? To put it in perspective, you would have to pay $20 A GALLON to have the same situation in the U.S. ($2,000 average net income divided by 100 gallons). I just used $2,000 figure as my estimate, but you get the point...

You guys have it good in the U.S.!

The U.S. is a big place

Some peope got it good some don't own a pot to piss in, no mass transit , no way to get to a job, no options.

In the US it's not uncommen for people to drive 100km ea way to work daily.

How do people commute to work in poland and when was your mass transit system built.

R.I.P.

[Amazon 7]

Gee I personally think MOST of the problem is the majority of the people in the country put the OIL BOYS in charge of the whole country.. is it any wonder the oil and gas prices have soared????

And who is REALLLY stupid enough to think they are going to make the prices go down...RIIIIIIIIGHT..

They can get away with it because they can.

things that make you go HMMMMM

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if you want another reason gas is so fucking expensive, look at how much of the price we are paying is TAXES

As for me and my house, we will serve the LORD...

[Amazon 7]

Gee I have not seen them raising taxes on gas nearly as much as the Oil Companies are doing.. lets all go take a look at the financials for ANY of the oil compainies.. and those who will not lift a finger to control said comapnies...

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Fortunately, for me, it's only a 15 minute walk to go to work.

My walk to work:
1. Roll out of bed
2. Biological stop and shower
3. Coffee (kick ass I might add)
4. Peer outside to see what everyone else has to go out in
5. walk to the office and plug in

I need to get out a bit more during the day and walk up the hill.

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THAT is precisly my commute as well... sans coffee, mine is coke... liquid, not powder. working from home rocks.

-the artist formerly known as sinker

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BTW, just got an E mail. We are all suppose to have a gas out on sept. 10th no one is suppose to buy gas. Tell everyone you can! Maybe if we hit them in the pocket book, we will get some relief!

I've learned.... That being kind is more important than being
right.

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BTW, just got an E mail. We are all suppose to have a gas out on sept. 10th no one is suppose to buy gas. Tell everyone you can! Maybe if we hit them in the pocket book, we will get some relief!

Actually it wouldn't help anyway cause everyone would just buy the gas the day before or after, so the same amount would be sold. Now it would make a much bigger difference if everyone biked, walked or rode mass transit for a week. No gas consumed=no gas needed, now that will hit them where it hurts.

Fly it like you stole it!

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>We are all suppose to have a gas out on sept. 10th no one is suppose to buy gas.

Won't do a damn thing. They know they will still get your money. The ONLY thing you can do that will affect the price of gas is buy less.

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Yup....

The gas price went through the roof today, in Quebec city.

Yesterday, it was $4.95.

Bad news for us skydivers...

Yves.

$6.71 as of 12h00 today.

The nightmare continues...

Yves.