No, he is eating breakfast tacos made with homemade tortillas he bought from soem old lady down the street.

 

tattle tale

 

You mean he bought them from one of those financially challenged outdoorspeople?

 

no she has a wood burning stove on a trailer and she goes to a diffrent spot every day of the week fri is the day she is close to me and she cooks them on the stove right in front of you mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm best tortillas ever


btw she must be good the truck her husband drops the trlr off with is a 2007 F250 4 door

 

Homemade tortillas are awesome. My mom is 1/2 Hispanic so she knows how to cook Mexican food. We could have had a CNG distribution plant at the house every couple of weeks.

 

Same here yesterday morning $3.70 range and by end of day yesterday $3.85. Doesn't make since to me either.

 

they know the profits are going to drop off so they are going to soak you for as much as possible before it goes in the toilet

 

The reason for the price drop is that Americans are driving less and driving more fuel efficient vehicle. As we see these lowering prices, people will start to drive more and will fire up their SUVs once again. A perfect reason for Oil prices to go back up....

What does this mean? People most continue to minimize driving and continue to invest in alternatives....force the oil companies to give us what we want.

 

I guess inflating the tires really worked.



Does this mean we don't have to drill ANWAR now??

 

I say it is even a better time to drill the purpose to drill in anwar is not just prices it is also to insulate us from fluctuations and dependence on foreign oil so no we still need to drill just as often and as much as possible

 

ANWAR? whats that?

ANWR: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

 

I was in a hurry

 

obama is AN (not a) over stuffed bag of used douche fluid

 

Oil companies don't set the price of oil. Are they making huge profits from it? Absolutely! They are quick to raise gas prices when the cost of oil goes up and very slow to lower gas prices when oil falls but in the end it all revolves around the cost of oil per barrel.

I can't see oil going much below $90 a barrel ever again. Demand is still high in China and increasing. The instability of the middle east countries that have most of the supply will always keep prices higher than what they could be. They are not going to stop killing each other and starting fights with everyone else ever. Oil is a non renewable resource, we only have so much and it is getting harder and harder to find. The costs to get it out of ground have also increased dramatically. It is nice to see it come down but there are too many factors that will keep the price from falling too much.

 

Wasn't me who said it