It hit that long time ago.. close to $7 a gallon here

its 5.10 near my house today

LOL.

The US can't do shit about energy prices. They got us by the balls.

We have 2% of the reserves but use 25% of the worlds oil.

And as for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, it only holds 727 million barrels of oil and we import a net of 12 million barrels of oil a day or a 58 day supply.

So we are not in a position to flood anything.

In the UK Try ~ 80% tax and fuel rising to GBP 1.30 per Litre ~ $8-$10 per Gallon

Not fuckin funny in the least :mad:

there could be hope http://biz.yahoo.com/nytimes/080614/...7541.html?.v=3

And still rising daily... :Oh crap

Flooding the market with Strategic Petroleum Reserve is not meant to supply the world with oil.. Its meant to cause a disruption in the markets popping the speculation bubble.

Hell they don't even have to flood the market they can simply ban oil speculation or make it more expensive to do so.

I'm sorry but $10 per gallon gas before the end of the year.. there will be missles flying if that happens. I honestly can't see it.

You all complain
 

Try $10 a gallon here in Europe.
It costs me 100-200$ to fill-up cars in Europe.
Fucking jugglers.

:mad: Pain

drive less its good for the kyoto treaty :1orglaugh

fuck yes. It's already almost there where I live(CT/NY)

See siggyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Mid-summer? It's 5.09 at the "just off the highway so we can charge a little more" station down the street from me already :disgust

http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/m...lypics/gas.jpg


In this June 10, 2008 file photo, a woman walks past the price board at a Shell gas station in San Mateo, Calif. Unlike the energy crises of the 1970s, when the world assumed the oil price spike was temporary, analysts say high energy prices could be here to stay. A sustained price hike will hit businesses and consumers on almost every conceivable level and living with this could change global behavior for good.
(AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, file)

It's almost $5 by me so I say yes. I think we'll have some inflation for the next 6-12 months that will cause it to break the mark nationally. I have not heard many economists say they think it will come down anytime soon.

More like in a couple days yes

I hope not. Been around $4/gallon here and that's too much!