LuckyTheDog
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Wed Sep-21-05 03:27 PM
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Edited on Wed Sep-21-05 03:28 PM by LuckyTheDog
When it cost more than $40 to fill up my small SUV, I got rid of it. Then I bought a mid-sized car and spent $40 to fill THAT vehicle when when gas went above $3. Now I am thinking about driving my wife's small car (I have a much longer commute than her). But, if gas goes to about $4, I'll be spending $40 or more to fill that car as well.
The lesson: God wants me to pay $40+ for a tank of gas. If I buy a moped, gas will go to $40 a gallon -- I just know it.
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| In_The_Wind
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Wed Sep-21-05 03:30 PM
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| 1. I have a 4 cylinder Chevy Tracker. It cost $43 to fill the tank yesterday! |
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:wtf: I'm gonna be ridin' 3 wheels for a very long time this year!
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| huskerlaw
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Wed Sep-21-05 04:22 PM
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| 2. Stop buying smaller cars! |
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Your bad karma is affecting the rest of us! ;)
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| bigwillq
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Wed Sep-21-05 04:24 PM
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| 3. It takes like $25-30 to fill up my Sentra |
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And that's since gas has gone above $3.
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| Left Is Write
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Wed Sep-21-05 05:51 PM
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| 4. I filled the tank of my Sienna on Friday for $43.05. |
| Hugin
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Wed Sep-21-05 06:01 PM
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| 5. Gas prices keep rising every time I sell a house... |
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At this rate I'll be in a cardboard box behind a retail store
by January.
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