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TQ29m (Online)
  #31 8/3/12 9:11 AM
From the desk of an old "salt". We happen to be held hostage, by the "mega" companies that can control BOTH supply and demand, and no one seems to have the gonads to step them up to the plate, and answer any questions about their inner workings. Here in Indiana, we have 2 oil refineries, one located at the SW tip of the state, that refines their OWN oil, pumped outa the ground right close to all of us, that is CountryMark, as it is known today, and the other, located in the NW tip of the state, refines BP, or a foreign oil, and they seem to be, the one that has the most breakdowns, so we are now controlled by not only gas/oil, bit the other power companies, being electric and natural gas, and water companies are getting their share also. When someone can control both supply, and indirectly demand, we don't have much of a chance of "standing them in the corner"! Bob

"Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I!
racer-x (Offline)
  #32 8/3/12 9:42 AM
Here is the real answer.. CHANGE THE NEWS MEDIA,,CHANGE THE WORLD!! Nothing effects every person in this great nation more then the price of gas.. How much talk have you heard about it in the mainstream news lately?
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Flatrightrear (Offline)
  #33 8/3/12 2:56 PM
Good article on gas prices and why they are what they are in the Wall St. Journal today on page A13.
ronmil (Offline)
  #34 8/3/12 3:09 PM
Supposedly three refineries located in Indiana and Illinois are having problems and that has led to the price increase.

Ron Miller
Dez1013 (Offline)
  #35 8/3/12 5:20 PM
Some exec probably needs a fourth private jet for his daughter....
backitin
  #36 8/3/12 5:41 PM
Finally something we all agree on, high gas prices suck.
The loyalist of dogs is the hotdog, it feeds the hand that bites it.
duel (Offline)
  #37 8/4/12 12:27 AM
EPA 25,000 strong? we need a new boss.....wake up!
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ronmil (Offline)
  #38 8/4/12 12:51 AM
Gas is $3.89 in Evansville, but $3.59 at Pilot/Flying J/Loves at US41 & Warrenton Rd. just south of Haubstadt.

Ron Miller
racenut69 (Offline)
  #39 8/4/12 7:10 AM
Gas has Ethanol,Ethanol is made from corn,the corn crop is dead so the price is headed to $4.00 a gallon or more...By the end of the year,we will have to decide between food or fuel. The commercials about sponsoring a poor child overseas will have an American child's face on them,soon!..***!

There is always room for one more in the corner! I'm disguised as a responsible adult!...
Michael Carter....
racefan20 (Offline)
  #40 8/4/12 10:10 AM
Just got it for 3.67 at Plainfield exit on I-70

John Hoover

“To whom little is not enough, nothing is enough.” Epicurus
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