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Wikipedia seems to think they are synonyms, but I have family who work in law enforcement, and, if I remember correctly, those are the definitions they gave for DUI and DWI (In relation to alcohol). The term could, and probably does, refer to other drugs, prescription or otherwise.
speaking of gas prices, the truck DIED this morning in the middle of the road about 200 feet after I put 20 in the tank... if it doesn't get fixed, I'd better be able to get my gas back. that's expensive stuff!
I don't have any DUIs or DWIs either - Your previous comment didn't make much sense under this light, so I assumed you were talking about yourself. Were you assuming because I choose to ride a bike that I must have had a drink driving offence? Or should we put it in the failed joke pile where the subtlety of internet sarcasm was lost through post-translation?
I don't have any DUIs or DWIs either - Your previous comment didn't make much sense under this light, so I assumed you were talking about yourself. Were you assuming because I choose to ride a bike that I must have had a drink driving offence? Or should we put it in the failed joke pile where the subtlety of internet sarcasm was lost through post-translation?
You feel that breeze on the top of your head? That's not the wind that is yet another joke that flew over your head.....
btw....... $3.99 9/10 here
THE DEBATE IS OVER...
PLAYER57832 wrote:Too many of those who claim they don't believe global warming are really "end-timer" Christians.
Johnny Rockets wrote:Gas here is $1.24.9 cents a liter.
That's 5.00 a gallon for you Yanks.
f*ck!!!!!
And we SWIM in oil up here......gdamn global commodity trading.....
Johnny Rockets
I have been against Globalism since day one. how do you feel about globalism?
What's to love about it? My province is not a big oil producer, but we still have more than enough to supply ourselves. However we pay a 1.00 + more for a gallon of gas.
Canadian Club, and Crown Royal are produced 15 miles from my farm. I can drive to North Dakota, and buy it at $12.00 cheaper a bottle.
The honey I produce myself costs me .25 cents a pound more than what huge packers like Billy Bee are paying (including shipping) to have sent to their plant from overseas.
It's the backbone of our consume disposables based economy, and it will be the death of the human race.
I dont know I just remember some president repeating over and over again "Globalism, the bridge to the 21st century" and all his followers were like "YEAH! And he can play the Saxophone too!"
Here's a bit of UK perspective for you. I passed my driving test 9 months ago and a litre of regular petrol (unleaded) was averaging between £1.01-£1.02 around here, and had been for a few years! The lowest I can find it now is £1.32!?!? That's an increase of £0.30 in 9 months.
Here's an example. My friend has a car which has a capacity for 100 litres of fuel.
100 x £1.02 = £102.00 for a full tank
100 x £1.30 = £130.00 for a full tank
Let's say he uses 40 full tanks a year, and let's assume that the price of petrol remains at £1.30.
£102.00 x 40 = £4,080 a year
£130.00 x 40 = £5,200 a year
Increase of price in petrol is costing £1,120 extra each year.
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drunkmonkey wrote:I honestly wonder why anyone becomes a mod on this site. You're the whiniest bunch of players imaginable.
Ron Burgundy wrote:Why don't you go back to your home on Whore Island?
and you guys have the cheapest gas in the world still - get over it
No... we just only pay a portion of the real cost.
There is no way we will EVER come close to paying for the damage done to the Gulf, even if money could fix it. Nor are we paying for the damage to the health of children who are born/grow up near petroleum processing centers, etc, etc, etc.
and you guys have the cheapest gas in the world still - get over it
No... we just only pay a portion of the real cost.
There is no way we will EVER come close to paying for the damage done to the Gulf, even if money could fix it. Nor are we paying for the damage to the health of children who are born/grow up near petroleum processing centers, etc, etc, etc.
So, no. Our price is only an illusion.
You can't pay those "real costs" because they are impossible to quantify. But yes, we do pay WAY too much on gas because the prices are based on speculation and artificially low supplies from OPEC, not on actual gas in the system. Plus the fact that we have a few dozen different blends that must be used around the country. If the entire country used 1 blend, the costs would be much lower.
and you guys have the cheapest gas in the world still - get over it
No... we just only pay a portion of the real cost.
There is no way we will EVER come close to paying for the damage done to the Gulf, even if money could fix it. Nor are we paying for the damage to the health of children who are born/grow up near petroleum processing centers, etc, etc, etc.
So, no. Our price is only an illusion.
You can't pay those "real costs" because they are impossible to quantify. But yes, we do pay WAY too much on gas because the prices are based on speculation and artificially low supplies from OPEC, not on actual gas in the system. Plus the fact that we have a few dozen different blends that must be used around the country. If the entire country used 1 blend, the costs would be much lower.
If our dollar got 50% stronger overnight, oil would be half the price tomorow. there are legitimate other reasons as NS points out, but so long as the dollar goes lower, gas is going higher
Phatscotty wrote:If our dollar got 50% stronger overnight, oil would be half the price tomorow. there are legitimate other reasons as NS points out, but so long as the dollar goes lower, gas is going higher
Right. That's why gas prices are rising almost everywhere in the world lately. Everyone's currency is tanking at the same time.