NOTICE HOW GAS PRICES SHOT UP TODAY??

On 13 Nov 2006 13:31:24 -0800, "js" > wrote:

>Neither one of you is anywhere close to being right. And not only is
>that an answer, it is brought to you in real data: <snip>

Who massaged that for you....Trilby Lundberg?

Regular went up 23¢/gal. in my locale by the FRIDAY AFTER ELECTION
DAY. What part of that do you NOT understand?

Meanwhile, light sweet crude is still trading in the high 50s/bbl.

So much for you fluffing and foofing.

DeserTBoB wrote:
> On 13 Nov 2006 13:31:24 -0800, "js" > wrote:
>
> >Neither one of you is anywhere close to being right. And not only is
> >that an answer, it is brought to you in real data: <snip>
>
> Who massaged that for you....Trilby Lundberg?

The AAA and the DOE.

Data - verifiable and accurate.

http://www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petro...home_page.html
http://www.louisvillegasprices.com/

I don't post anecdote - I post data.

> Regular went up 23¢/gal. in my locale by the FRIDAY AFTER ELECTION
> DAY. What part of that do you NOT understand?

The part about the data.

> Meanwhile, light sweet crude is still trading in the high 50s/bbl.

Yes - and refining capacity is shifting to winter heating fuels, away
from gasoline. This is not new, it is not unexpected, and it is why
gasoline prices first dip in the fall and then rise slightly.

> So much for you fluffing and foofing.

Not a single fluff or foof - nothing but data and facts. Here, go read
about it yourself.

http://www.eia.doe.gov/bookshelf/bro...05primerM.html

Next time - bring data, not anecdote.

js

DeserTBoB wrote:
> On Mon, 13 Nov 2006 09:12:09 GMT, Political Pagan
> > wrote:
>
> wrote in
> roups.com:
> >
> >> Total World:
> >> 09/29/2006 54.93
> >> 10/06/2006 54.92
> >> 10/13/2006 53.72
> >> 10/20/2006 53.86
> >> 10/27/2006 53.58
> >> 11/03/2006 53.32
> >>
> >> OPEC Average:
> >> 09/29/2006 56.07
> >> 10/06/2006 55.73
> >> 10/13/2006 55.22
> >> 10/20/2006 55.63
> >> 10/27/2006 55.45
> >> 11/03/2006 55.00
> >>
> >> Non-OPEC Average:
> >> 09/29/2006 54.16
> >> 10/06/2006 54.36
> >> 10/13/2006 52.71
> >> 10/20/2006 52.67
> >> 10/27/2006 52.31
> >> 11/03/2006 52.14
> >>
> >
> >According to this, Oil went down in price, it even went down this week, but
> >the price at the pumps has gone up 23 cents here in WI. Why is that? <snip>
>
> Regular up 23¢ here in California by the Friday after Election Day,
> yet crude was still in the mid-to-high 50s.

November 13, 2006 - The average price in California for a gallon of
regular gasoline increase by 6.8-cents from the previous week. Ending
the 14 week drop in price.

http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/gaspr...tates/CA.shtml

Why do you find it necessary to lie?

js

On 14 Nov 2006 07:00:54 -0800, "js" > wrote:

>http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/gaspr...tates/CA.shtml <snip>

Quoting figures CONTROLLED BY THE BUSHIES. Nice trick.
>
>Why do you find it necessary to lie? <snip>

Not. Today's survey vs. Election Day:

BP/ARCO: $2.69 $2.32
Shell: $2.74 $2.41
Chevron: $2.79 $2.42
Alliance: $2.71 $2.39

Care to explain? I have photos of all the price boards and locations
of the stations, if you'd like to verify.

Conclusion: The Bushies are, as usual, LYING.

Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS puked:
> At least they did where i live. It'll be $3 by turkey day and $4 by
> Xmas as exxon tries to make up for the money they lost lowering prices
> to help their bud Bush.

One of the stations I drive past every day went DOWN another $0.04 to
$2.139 per gallon. "Turkey Day," is one week away. Where's my $3.00
gas, loser?

Get a life, you scum.

TBIM

In article om>,
says...
>
> Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS puked:
> > At least they did where i live. It'll be $3 by turkey day and $4 by
> > Xmas as exxon tries to make up for the money they lost lowering prices
> > to help their bud Bush.
>
> One of the stations I drive past every day went DOWN another $0.04 to
> $2.139 per gallon. "Turkey Day," is one week away. Where's my $3.00
> gas, loser?

Yeah, the station by my house is down one cent since the election. Just
another lie from the democrats to scare out the vote. Guess it worked
because according to a USA Today poll, 43% of Americans were clueless
enough to buy into it. They've no doubt forgotten by now that gas
prices were supposed to "shoot up" right after the election.

The average American thinks that Bush and Rove had something to do with
the "outting" of Valarie Plame and that Tom Delay did something illegal.
More lies that "worked".

John Black

DeserTBoB wrote:
> On 14 Nov 2006 07:00:54 -0800, "js" > wrote:
>
> >http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/gaspr...tates/CA.shtml <snip>
>
> Quoting figures CONTROLLED BY THE BUSHIES. Nice trick.

Here - the list of retail prices in ANY neighborhood, almost real time,
as submitted by peole just like you.

http://www.orangecountygasprices.com/

Here's your very own motorclub survey of prices:

http://www.fuelgaugereport.com/CAavg.asp

Quite the conspiracy theeory you have going.

> >
> >Why do you find it necessary to lie? <snip>
>
> Not. Today's survey vs. Election Day:
>
> BP/ARCO: $2.69 $2.32
> Shell: $2.74 $2.41
> Chevron: $2.79 $2.42
> Alliance: $2.71 $2.39
>
> Care to explain? I have photos of all the price boards and locations
> of the stations, if you'd like to verify.

Post the photos and then document that in fact the photos represent the
day you say they were taken.

> Conclusion: The Bushies are, as usual, LYING.

Conclusion: you have an anecdote - I have data.

Ta Ta.

js

Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS wrote:
> At least they did where i live. It'll be $3 by turkey day and $4 by
> Xmas as exxon tries to make up for the money they lost lowering prices
> to help their bud Bush.

Once again you demonstrate the moron that you a

November 16, 2006
Oil tumbles to lowest level since June 2005
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20061117/...rkets_oil_dc_9

Glad you're not my financial advisor!