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July 3, 2008 at 9:42 AM #232801July 3, 2008 at 10:14 AM #232646TheBreezeParticipant
Oil was only up 75 cents today. I’ll take it, but I think the speculators can do better than that. Hopefully we’ll be at $150 by the end of next week.
July 3, 2008 at 10:14 AM #232768TheBreezeParticipantOil was only up 75 cents today. I’ll take it, but I think the speculators can do better than that. Hopefully we’ll be at $150 by the end of next week.
July 3, 2008 at 10:14 AM #232779TheBreezeParticipantOil was only up 75 cents today. I’ll take it, but I think the speculators can do better than that. Hopefully we’ll be at $150 by the end of next week.
July 3, 2008 at 10:14 AM #232820TheBreezeParticipantOil was only up 75 cents today. I’ll take it, but I think the speculators can do better than that. Hopefully we’ll be at $150 by the end of next week.
July 3, 2008 at 10:14 AM #232831TheBreezeParticipantOil was only up 75 cents today. I’ll take it, but I think the speculators can do better than that. Hopefully we’ll be at $150 by the end of next week.
July 3, 2008 at 7:13 PM #232772meadandaleParticipant[quote=TheBreeze]Hopefully we’ll be at $150 by the end of next week.[/quote]
It’s so funny to watch someone who is clueless shaking the pom poms for higher oil prices.
Be careful what you wish for unless you are going to be comfortable living in a mud hut and digging in the ground for grubs to eat.
Higher oil prices will affect you in everything that you buy on a daily basis. Food, rent, your new high def tv. It will ALL be more expensive. Hopefully you will still have a job to help pay for it all.
July 3, 2008 at 7:13 PM #232897meadandaleParticipant[quote=TheBreeze]Hopefully we’ll be at $150 by the end of next week.[/quote]
It’s so funny to watch someone who is clueless shaking the pom poms for higher oil prices.
Be careful what you wish for unless you are going to be comfortable living in a mud hut and digging in the ground for grubs to eat.
Higher oil prices will affect you in everything that you buy on a daily basis. Food, rent, your new high def tv. It will ALL be more expensive. Hopefully you will still have a job to help pay for it all.
July 3, 2008 at 7:13 PM #232909meadandaleParticipant[quote=TheBreeze]Hopefully we’ll be at $150 by the end of next week.[/quote]
It’s so funny to watch someone who is clueless shaking the pom poms for higher oil prices.
Be careful what you wish for unless you are going to be comfortable living in a mud hut and digging in the ground for grubs to eat.
Higher oil prices will affect you in everything that you buy on a daily basis. Food, rent, your new high def tv. It will ALL be more expensive. Hopefully you will still have a job to help pay for it all.
July 3, 2008 at 7:13 PM #232949meadandaleParticipant[quote=TheBreeze]Hopefully we’ll be at $150 by the end of next week.[/quote]
It’s so funny to watch someone who is clueless shaking the pom poms for higher oil prices.
Be careful what you wish for unless you are going to be comfortable living in a mud hut and digging in the ground for grubs to eat.
Higher oil prices will affect you in everything that you buy on a daily basis. Food, rent, your new high def tv. It will ALL be more expensive. Hopefully you will still have a job to help pay for it all.
July 3, 2008 at 7:13 PM #232959meadandaleParticipant[quote=TheBreeze]Hopefully we’ll be at $150 by the end of next week.[/quote]
It’s so funny to watch someone who is clueless shaking the pom poms for higher oil prices.
Be careful what you wish for unless you are going to be comfortable living in a mud hut and digging in the ground for grubs to eat.
Higher oil prices will affect you in everything that you buy on a daily basis. Food, rent, your new high def tv. It will ALL be more expensive. Hopefully you will still have a job to help pay for it all.
July 3, 2008 at 8:13 PM #232777SD TransplantParticipantI have to agree with Meadandale…be careful what you wish for. If you belive for a second that a more severe hike in gasoline/petrolium prices might improve things, you might be surprised.
Unfortunately, petrol prices are in an upward trend and the winds are against us. For those that read the European news today …Aleksei Miller, Gazprom CEO, said:”Petrolium prices will get to $250/barrel soon & natural gas to $500/1000m3″
The new way to fight America is NOT a direct war but a financial war…..we’re stretch thin & financial troubles are our weakest point today (with wars, financial problems, banking problems…… our people’s morale is tanking w/ higher unemployment, inflation, FEAR of some terorism)…..the final strike..
This might explain today’s comments by Russia’s president Medvedev,which went something like this -I translate/paraphrase: “He,Medvedev, will NOT accept economic advice from the USA mostly because USA should not be in a position to provide such advice ( under today’s econ circumstances – I read)and the US’s economic/financial role in the world is overstated and does not correspond to its real value”
July 3, 2008 at 8:13 PM #232902SD TransplantParticipantI have to agree with Meadandale…be careful what you wish for. If you belive for a second that a more severe hike in gasoline/petrolium prices might improve things, you might be surprised.
Unfortunately, petrol prices are in an upward trend and the winds are against us. For those that read the European news today …Aleksei Miller, Gazprom CEO, said:”Petrolium prices will get to $250/barrel soon & natural gas to $500/1000m3″
The new way to fight America is NOT a direct war but a financial war…..we’re stretch thin & financial troubles are our weakest point today (with wars, financial problems, banking problems…… our people’s morale is tanking w/ higher unemployment, inflation, FEAR of some terorism)…..the final strike..
This might explain today’s comments by Russia’s president Medvedev,which went something like this -I translate/paraphrase: “He,Medvedev, will NOT accept economic advice from the USA mostly because USA should not be in a position to provide such advice ( under today’s econ circumstances – I read)and the US’s economic/financial role in the world is overstated and does not correspond to its real value”
July 3, 2008 at 8:13 PM #232915SD TransplantParticipantI have to agree with Meadandale…be careful what you wish for. If you belive for a second that a more severe hike in gasoline/petrolium prices might improve things, you might be surprised.
Unfortunately, petrol prices are in an upward trend and the winds are against us. For those that read the European news today …Aleksei Miller, Gazprom CEO, said:”Petrolium prices will get to $250/barrel soon & natural gas to $500/1000m3″
The new way to fight America is NOT a direct war but a financial war…..we’re stretch thin & financial troubles are our weakest point today (with wars, financial problems, banking problems…… our people’s morale is tanking w/ higher unemployment, inflation, FEAR of some terorism)…..the final strike..
This might explain today’s comments by Russia’s president Medvedev,which went something like this -I translate/paraphrase: “He,Medvedev, will NOT accept economic advice from the USA mostly because USA should not be in a position to provide such advice ( under today’s econ circumstances – I read)and the US’s economic/financial role in the world is overstated and does not correspond to its real value”
July 3, 2008 at 8:13 PM #232955SD TransplantParticipantI have to agree with Meadandale…be careful what you wish for. If you belive for a second that a more severe hike in gasoline/petrolium prices might improve things, you might be surprised.
Unfortunately, petrol prices are in an upward trend and the winds are against us. For those that read the European news today …Aleksei Miller, Gazprom CEO, said:”Petrolium prices will get to $250/barrel soon & natural gas to $500/1000m3″
The new way to fight America is NOT a direct war but a financial war…..we’re stretch thin & financial troubles are our weakest point today (with wars, financial problems, banking problems…… our people’s morale is tanking w/ higher unemployment, inflation, FEAR of some terorism)…..the final strike..
This might explain today’s comments by Russia’s president Medvedev,which went something like this -I translate/paraphrase: “He,Medvedev, will NOT accept economic advice from the USA mostly because USA should not be in a position to provide such advice ( under today’s econ circumstances – I read)and the US’s economic/financial role in the world is overstated and does not correspond to its real value”
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