gas prices

[UHAV2BKIDDIN]

FYI I was in Henderson today and gas was 3.98 a gallon folks and I guess according to one place I talked to gas is going up tomorrow in Evansville to $4.00 Jasper is also at $3.98 a gallon as well so try and gas up b4 its higher

[Nosparxsse]

Mark my words.....5 bucks/gal before November....

[UHAV2BKIDDIN]

i bet ya you are right

[indiananorm]

The US economy is going to crash if it gets much worse!!!! I am glad I dont work in the automobile industry.

[IronHorseman]

Maybe this will make the Weekend Wariors get their Garage Ornaments out and ride them.

[Nosparxsse]

Then, maybee then, they will get their heads outta their butts and start building refineries and drilling for oil.

[IronHorseman]

The US economy is going to crash if it gets much worse!!!! I am glad I dont work in the automobile industry.

I heard that Tundra production is down 50%

[Sparky]

Wonder when medical cost are going to start going up. You know these gas prices are killing the ambulance and life flight people. Listening to the scanner and how people call in all the time for a stomachache and things that really do not qualify for an emergency I would say it is going to dribble its way down to use the tax payer for added welfare cost. I hear in big cities these people call in for help just to get a free ambulance ride from one side of town to the other then when sitting in the emergency waiting room they get up and leave and pay a taxi for the ride home. 1/2 price when you play the system.:mad:

[trish]

http://www.gasbuddy.com/

[Gibson County Soldier]

Gee Golly! I can't wait to go home and spend my hard earned combat pay on GAS!!

[Pynk Fairy Wyngs]

I just got back from Henderson. Gas down there across from Ellis Park is $3.69 a gallon and E'ville is $3.75

Seen Princeton changed it also. They dropped a big penny. $2.88 a gallon.

[my_greene]

I have decided that I'm just gonna pitch a tent right here on Alcoa property and live here through the week. I can come home on the weekends and save myself $100 a week. :mad:

[Gibson County Soldier]

Good idea... I have found that it is cheaper to just stay in Iraq, as well...:D

[my_greene]

Good idea... I have found that it is cheaper to just stay in Iraq, as well...:D
I'm sure it is cheaper, but we would rather have you back over here with us :D

[Gibson County Soldier]

:D We'll have a beer and get tattoos when I get home, how's that?

[my_greene]

:D We'll have a beer and get tattoos when I get home, how's that?
Sounds great :D I love beer and tattoos...lol

[tazgirlangel56]

I just got back from Henderson. Gas down there across from Ellis Park is $3.69 a gallon and E'ville is $3.75

Seen Princeton changed it also. They dropped a big penny. $2.88 a gallon.


Where is this $2.88 gas at Pynk??? I believe ya meant $3.88. :)

[Pynk Fairy Wyngs]

Where is this $2.88 gas at Pynk??? I believe ya meant $3.88. :):( I just noticed that. I must think it is 2006. $3.88. I was watching old home movies today from back in 97 and parts of it is us screwing around with the camcorder going down W. Broadway . I seen gas was 1.05 a gallon. Missing those times.

[dbaldwin]

The Pilot and Flying J are at $3.94, at least they were when I was on my way home

[wkdmma]

Trade Mart in Patoka has gas for $3.99.

[IronHorseman]

I paid $3.93 at Flying J on the way home.

[IronHorseman]

Remember the Good Ol` Days before huricane Katrina?

[Taceas]

I remember the good ol' days before Shrub took office... :p

If the thought of riding/driving a moped or donorcycle didn't scare the hell out of me, I'd invest in one. It just seems everyone I've known with a motorcycle has had a nasty accident (usually at the hands of careless automobile drivers), having a wreck isn't all that appealing.

[Pynk Fairy Wyngs]

I remember the good ol' days before Shrub took office... :p

If the thought of riding/driving a moped or donorcycle didn't scare the hell out of me, I'd invest in one. It just seems everyone I've known with a motorcycle has had a nasty accident (usually at the hands of careless automobile drivers), having a wreck isn't all that appealing. Walking isn't crowded. :D

[Taceas]

Walk to town, you're kidding right? I have no problem walking when I get into town, but walking to town to run errands would be insane. The only times I seem to go to town are to buy groceries anymore, can you imagine a month's worth of groceries carried back on foot? :eek:

[IronHorseman]

I remember the good ol' days before Shrub took office... :p

If the thought of riding/driving a moped or donorcycle didn't scare the hell out of me, I'd invest in one. It just seems everyone I've known with a motorcycle has had a nasty accident (usually at the hands of careless automobile drivers), having a wreck isn't all that appealing.

I`ve bounced off of cars 4 times. The last one left me with pins and wires holding my knee together.

Befor Katrina you could actually afford to burn some gas for fun. But once oil companies learned what we were willing to pay all that changed. Kinda like drug dealers supply and demand.

[indiananorm]

Gas was $3.68 in Owensboro last night.

[woodtrojans]

4.09 In Dubois County - Better Fill Up!!!!!

[Scannerman]

Remember the Good Ol` Days before huricane Katrina?
Just saw some TV financial analysts saying that if we have just one more big hit by a hurricane we will be seeing $7.00/gal. gas prices.

Also just saw several gas stations giving away FREE gas!!!
Not sure where they were but the line reminded me of the gas lines in the 70's under the Carter Administration.

[neecer]

$3.99 down Broadway this morning, $3.95 at Swifty. I think at Swifty if you pay cash you get a 3 cent discount per gallon??

[dbaldwin]

If you get a rewards card @ Flying J you get a 2 cent discount. Wouldn't be worth it if you don't travel that way much but for those of us making the commute daily every little bit helps !!

[Scannerman]

If you get a rewards card @ Flying J you get a 2 cent discount. Wouldn't be worth it if you don't travel that way much but for those of us making the commute daily every little bit helps !!
Not automatically anymore. I have had my card for over two years and now you have to spend at least $10.00 in the store in order to start receiving any discount at all. The old way was better for us of course. A gas station makes their money in the items they sell, not the gas, so I understand why they did it but I still don't like it.

[cheflin911]

It just seems everyone I've known with a motorcycle has had a nasty accident (usually at the hands of careless automobile drivers), having a wreck isn't all that appealing.

Taceas, JLM was just telling us at our weekly donut bank meeting last weekend that there are 2 different types of motorcycle owners out there, those who have dumped one and those who eventually will. Ironic you say that now. Glad I haven't dumped mine yet, guess that gives me something to look forward to? Fortunately I try to respect it as much as possible so it tends to respect me. Hope we can keep that arrangement. :)

[Taceas]

Charlie, good way to put it. I've got 3 uncles, all of which have dumped their Harleys and have had shoulders or hips replaced. Not to mention the "mere flesh wounds" of accidents as well.

We have a Co-Op card and it knocks 2 cents off the price, no mimimum required. I'm not sure if they're doing that program anymore, we've had our card for 3-4 years now, we signed up when gas kept getting more expensive and we find it convenient to fill up 24hrs a day without the hassle of going all the way to town.

But its a card you swipe, enter your pin, select the pump you want (which turns on), fill up, swipe again and it prints a receipt (optional). It sends a monthly bill to your home, which works out for us as our diesel fuel, chicken feed, and bedding is also on there.

Not to mention but I read an article a few months back where Countrymark is all locally derived and processed oil, with the furthest coming from Oklahoma or Missouri. I'd rather support that than another big conglomerate with those record profits..

[Gibson County Soldier]

I use the CO-OP quite a bit, too, since one of our grain elevators hapens to be right behind it... Works out quite well, since it's not out of my way.:)