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  1. 12-06-2008, 09:17 AM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by berryman70 View Post
    Wow! That's what gas is other places. I paid $2.39 yesterday. I know I live in the wrong part of the country, high energy prices & 4 ft of snow in the fields, and 20 degrees outside!
    I bet that state taxes have a little to do with your gas prices being high.
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    Quote Originally Posted by forestryworks View Post
    maybe i should've lived in littleton and not in grand lake over the summer

    what were you paying in august?

    when i lived in grand lake i was paying $4.25/gal for regular

    Yeah in august it was high 3's. Mountains are always higher. Never over 4.
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    Gasoline just dropped another dime here. Current price is $1.55/gal. Projected price is $1.50 for next week. Missouri is already below that due to lower state and local taxes.
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  4. 12-07-2008, 07:24 PM #19
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    Don't worry, it'll be back to at least $3 in time for Memorial Day.

    Actually, many could get using a lot less fuel. Avoid filling up whenever possible - buy only what you need for a couple days. The more fuel in the tank, the more likely you are to use it and the sooner the gas stations have to order more, creating a higher demand and increasing the price.
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    Quote Originally Posted by buzz sawyer View Post
    Don't worry, it'll be back to at least $3 in time for Memorial Day.

    Actually, many could get using a lot less fuel. Avoid filling up whenever possible - buy only what you need for a couple days. The more fuel in the tank, the more likely you are to use it and the sooner the gas stations have to order more, creating a higher demand and increasing the price.
    projecting to see $1 - $1.25 in first quarter of 09
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