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  • YellowJacket
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    gas at $10 a gallon would shut down America.
    I just typed the same exact thing, then read your reply. Can you image if gas was $10 how much bread, milk, etc. will cost? Yikes.

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  • bigscott
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    gas at $10 a gallon would shut down America.
    yes it would -- actually pretty scary to think about -

    ourselves to blame though - we have become one of the most oil dependant countries in the world

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  • Bouncer
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    gas at $10 a gallon would shut down America.

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  • FitnessBrat
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    Just reading the title pisses me off...

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  • NYCmitch25
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    fuk were gonna have to ride mopeds/ motorcyles like Grinder does.
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  • NYCmitch25
    started a topic Gas May Soon Cost $7 and $10 a gallon...

    Gas May Soon Cost $7 and $10 a gallon...

    Gasoline May Soon Cost a Sawbuck - April 28, 2008 - The New York Sun

    Get ready for another economic shock of major proportions — a virtual doubling of prices at the gas pump to as much as $10 a gallon.

    That's the message from a couple of analytical energy industry trackers, both of whom, based on the surging oil prices, see considerably more pain at the pump than most drivers realize.

    The forecasts calling for a jump to between $7 and $10 a gallon are based on the view that the price of crude is on its way to $200 in two to three years.

    Mr. Brodrick's $200 oil forecast is largely predicated on a combination of pretty flat supply and rip-roaring demand. Other key catalysts include surging demand in China and India, where auto sales are booming, and major supply disruptions in Nigeria and also in Mexico, our second-largest source of oil imports, where oil production has fallen off a cliff.
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