Another price drop

Sep 18, 2006 09:16

Gas has dropped to $2.49/gal locally.

While I think this is a good thing, it's rather sad that I'm getting excited about gas prices falling below $2.50/gal.

At the risk of sounding like everyone's grandfather, I honestly remember when gas was about fify cents per gallon. You could fill up a bone-dry tank for about $5 and drive forever.

*Sigh*

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anziulewicz September 18 2006, 14:35:48 UTC
Doesn't it seem just a bit odd that gas prices seem to be dropping more precipitously than they ever have JUST IN TIME FOR THE NOVEMBER ELECTION?

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mrdreamjeans September 18 2006, 14:57:03 UTC
I'm with you on that one! I remember going to the gas station about 1977 and being offended that the price had gone up to 50 cents a gallon! LOL! I took Mom on trip to buy plants yesterday and we saw gas at $2.16 - $2.19/gal. I was shocked! HUGS!

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mnmikeschmidt September 18 2006, 15:06:23 UTC
I know I feel the same way!!

it's 2.20 here. I remember when it as .75 a gallon!

I remember the LONG lines for gas in the 70's too...

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bruinwi September 18 2006, 16:26:30 UTC
"We drove gas-guzzling tanks made of steel and chrome that got only 15 mpg, using leaded gas, without catalytic converters, child restraints or air bags. They were rolling death traps that polluted the air and wasted valuable, irreplacable fossil fuels...AND WE WERE GRATEFUL!"

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mnmikeschmidt September 18 2006, 16:52:57 UTC
lol

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designerotter September 22 2006, 22:03:56 UTC
Goodness ! (Hello there)... I had no idea you were old enough to remember those long lines. When I started driving I remember passing up a station advertising 47 cents/gallon, and driving around til I found one featuring 42 cents. - LOL

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_mpd_ September 18 2006, 17:51:26 UTC
1.98! Yee-haw!

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evergreenpie September 19 2006, 12:35:54 UTC
I can't wait for the day that we never have to fill our gas tanks, yet we CAN drive forever....LITERALLY!

I was driving when it was under a buck a gallon. Oh no! Over a buck?

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