Btw, ours is down to $2.14 a gallon yesterday, but it looks like the lowest here today is $2.16 (which is £1.22 a gallon). (And don't throw rotten cabbages at me! I drive a Kia and didn't set the gas price!)
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by Bobbie En Tejas » Mon Jan 30, 2006 2:46 am
Cute Dorian. America's way to stockpile arms?
Btw, ours is down to $2.14 a gallon yesterday, but it looks like the lowest here today is $2.16 (which is £1.22 a gallon). (And don't throw rotten cabbages at me! I drive a Kia and didn't set the gas price!)
Btw, ours is down to $2.14 a gallon yesterday, but it looks like the lowest here today is $2.16 (which is £1.22 a gallon). (And don't throw rotten cabbages at me! I drive a Kia and didn't set the gas price!)
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by dgraves » Mon Jan 30, 2006 4:03 pm
Yep, cost of living was always cheaper in Texas- especially at the pumps. I think that is another reason these Coloradoans have a chip on their shoulder when it comes to all things Texan.
Have the prices of petrol gone down in Campbeltown and the area?
Have the prices of petrol gone down in Campbeltown and the area?
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