texastoast
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Wed Aug-31-05 02:30 PM
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But MY gasoline comes from Pasadena, Texas |
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Not Louisiana.
So exactly why did our gas here go up 25-40 cents yesterday afternoon?
When we still had gas that, had the storm not hit, we would have paid $2.50 for instead of $2.89 today? Gas coming from the cranking refineries here?
Would Boosh's oil and gas friends do such a price-gouging, wink-winking, low-down, snake-bellied, suck-up, thing? To Texans?
I feel so . . . unable to express myself . . .
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wakeme2008
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Wed Aug-31-05 02:44 PM
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1. And I bet a lot of the raw crude come from wells in Texas |
Tesha
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Wed Aug-31-05 02:47 PM
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> So exactly why did our gas here go up 25-40 cents yesterday afternoon?
Because it could. This is how unbridled capitalism works, folks.
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prole_for_peace
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Wed Aug-31-05 03:10 PM
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3. why should the drug companies get all our money? |
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the petroleum industry deserves their cut. :sarcasm:
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