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Quote: from marshmellowman at 12:43 pm on May 13, 2008

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Big deal, we pay like $8.30 per gallon.

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I would sell my truck and ride my horse everywhere if it was that expensive...

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Quote: from Schisel at 2:46 pm on May 13, 2008

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this is so sad

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What's really sad is people replying acting like this isn't a lot of money. It should not cost $40 to fill up a car. I remember my dad used to spend $50 on his truck, and I'd definitely not want to see how much it is now.

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I don't think it's ever been that cheap in Britain. The lowest price for a litre of fuel I can recall ever hearing about was about 51.9p, that was mid 80s. -->*50 for average tank size, that's £26 to fill up.

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you americans dont know what expensive petrol is

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Obviously we do.
Clearly, the high gas prices are normal for your country. Not here. Not a single person I know here is used to having to pay this much for gas. And this is the primary reason you cannot compare your prices to ours.

You and I live in very different places.

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Quote: from HoneyMonster at 2:55 pm on May 13, 2008

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you americans dont know what expensive petrol is

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Obviously we do.
Clearly, the high gas prices are normal for your country. Not here. Not a single person I know here is used to having to pay this much for gas. And this is the primary reason you cannot compare your prices to ours.

You and I live in very different places.

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You've gotta be fucking kidding. Our fuel prices have doubled in the last 3 years. It's at the point where even the wealthy are now considering selling their Mercedes and BMWs in favour of more economic cars. Our country's becoming disillusioned with its government and this is one of the main reasons. We've recently suffered industry strikes, which further hike the prices, due to oil companies reporting record profits (in the £trillions, I think. Might've been billions). Clearly, you're making hasty (false) assumptions.

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Quote: from The Raven at 8:31 pm on May 13, 2008

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Quote: from HoneyMonster at 2:55 pm on May 13, 2008

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you americans dont know what expensive petrol is

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 Obviously we do.  
 Clearly, the high gas prices are normal for your country. Not here. Not a single person I know here is used to having to pay this much for gas. And this is the primary reason you cannot compare your prices to ours.  

 You and I live in very different places.

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You've gotta be fucking kidding. Our fuel prices have doubled in the last 3 years. It's at the point where even the wealthy are now considering selling their Mercedes and BMWs in favour of more economic cars. Our country's becoming disillusioned with its government and this is one of the main reasons. We've recently suffered industry strikes, which further hike the prices, due to oil companies reporting record profits (in the £trillions, I think. Might've been billions). Clearly, you're making hasty (false) assumptions.

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Perhaps, and I apologize. I don't keep up on the gas prices of other countries. However, my comments still stand otherwise. This is a record for this country, and another country having the same problem doesn't mean that we cannot be upset about it.

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Psh, England pays over double that on average, and that's ridiculously high for us.

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I'll happily refer you to the other post I have replied to from people who said this.

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Quote: from Nikki at 5:16 pm on May 14, 2008

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Psh, England pays over double that on average, and that's ridiculously high for us.

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I'll happily refer you to the other post I have replied to from people who said this.

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I know, I saw your reply. Doesn't mean I'm not allowed to post my own.

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Quote: from The Raven at 10:37 pm on May 14, 2008

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Quote: from Nikki at 5:16 pm on May 14, 2008

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Psh, England pays over double that on average, and that's ridiculously high for us.

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 I'll happily refer you to the other post I have replied to from people who said this.

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I know, I saw your reply. Doesn't mean I'm not allowed to post my own.

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I never said you weren't, but it just seemed like you're trying to one-up this country on gas price annoyance. Not what the thread is about.

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Quote: from Nikki at 5:45 pm on May 14, 2008

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Quote: from The Raven at 10:37 pm on May 14, 2008

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Quote: from Nikki at 5:16 pm on May 14, 2008

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Psh, England pays over double that on average, and that's ridiculously high for us.

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  I'll happily refer you to the other post I have replied to from people who said this.

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 I know, I saw your reply. Doesn't mean I'm not allowed to post my own.

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I never said you weren't, but it just seemed like you're trying to one-up this country on gas price annoyance. Not what the thread is about.

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I'm not. I was just saying we pay over double. I don't care about it really seeing as I'm not even affected.

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Big deal, we pay like $8.30 per gallon.

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Keep in mind that America's infrastructure is dependent on cheap gas.  

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We rank 44 in the cheapest gas prices in the world. Some other countries with an outrageous gas price are economically related to us yet their prices are nearly double (example the UK); we really can't complain too much on our prices. That nullifies your previously posted rebuttal.

Of course some countries with high gas prices on there do make a generally higher salary than the average American so it justifies the price change, but not the others that closely relate to our economy.

Post edited at 6:03 am on May 16, 2008 by jimb0t