Fuel prices and hunting plans?

StoneHorse said:
Same here but the whole area became a suburb decades ago. Thankfully my parents had itchy feet and moved to Alberta. As for fuel prices, I'm still too young to sit at home.
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There hasn't been much urbanization in my old stompin' grounds, I just can't walk veryfar anymore.:(
 
I think it is 1.76... I'm rocking the 100 gallon slip tank in the shed. Just fill a couple Jerries everytime you fuel up...tends to stay ahead of it.
Ain't complaining...this seems to be a recession that is going to be spurred by the price of Oil.
I'm 'Patch, gonna be a big year here.
 
Suther said:
233.9 in Greater Vancouver today. I paid 203 in Abbotsford then drove to Maple Ridge and was blown away by the price jump.... 199.9 in Silverdale, lines were backing up onto Lougheed...
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I wouldn't have believed people would be lining up for $2.00L gas a few weeks ago. My plans of purchasing a full size P/U have been put on hold.
 
StoneHorse said:
I wouldn't have believed people would be lining up for $2.00L gas a few weeks ago. My plans of purchasing a full size P/U have been put on hold.
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My plans of letting the insurance expire on my Tercel next month have been put on hold! Lol

Crazy high used truck prices already put my full size purchase on hold... gonna keep rocking the Explorer for another year or two at this point...
 
Diesel was 2.34/l this past week, luckily I filled up when it was still 2.14/l hahaha, my truck does about 12-13 liter/100km so I ain’t crying yet!
 
So what's with the price of diesel. For the longest time it was below reg. or at par. But since the huge increase, it's way above.
 
Give it a month.
The trickle down economics of $10 gal/$3 litre diesel are going to be awesome.

On the only positive side, it'll be really hard for everyone to ignore, or blame anyone other than ourselves for electing and letting these entitled, oblivious, sanctimonious clowns run the economies of North America head first into a brick wall.
Good luck!
 
bigplinker said:
Give it a month.
The trickle down economics of $10 gal/$3 litre diesel are going to be awesome.

On the only positive side, it'll be really hard for everyone to ignore, or blame anyone other than ourselves for electing and letting these entitled, oblivious, sanctimonious clowns run the economies of North America head first into a brick wall.
Good luck!
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You are being too kind
 
bigplinker said:
Give it a month.
The trickle down economics of $10 gal/$3 litre diesel are going to be awesome.

On the only positive side, it'll be really hard for everyone to ignore, or blame anyone other than ourselves for electing and letting these entitled, oblivious, sanctimonious clowns run the economies of North America head first into a brick wall.
Good luck!
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Yeah. Let's ignore the record profits being made by oil companies. Let's just blame elected officials. I'm sure if the CPC was in power right now gas would still be $1.25/L right?...
 
Suther said:
Yeah. Let's ignore the record profits being made by oil companies. Let's just blame elected officials. I'm sure if the CPC was in power right now gas would still be $1.25/L right?...
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You seem to think I differentiate between one and the other. Your tribalism, and their cronyism, is what got us here.
We ALL got us here.
 
Suther said:
Yeah. Let's ignore the record profits being made by oil companies. Let's just blame elected officials. I'm sure if the CPC was in power right now gas would still be $1.25/L right?...
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I'm sure if the government didn't take half the cost of fuel as taxes, it would cost half as much. Even a leftist should be able to figure that out. - dan
 
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