It's all bullshit, the government needs to regulate it like the phone and cable companies like in 1970's and 1980's.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/4245509.stm

Hey andrew h,

Just wanted to let you know that BP and Amoco are the same company, as well as Conoco and Phillips are the same company.

as far as gas prices go, you only hear about the cost of gas where they want to tell you from, here in Anchorage the cost is about the same as across the country, I pay between $2.20 to $2.40 a gallon, depends on the station, but you go outside of Anchorage and you start working your way up to $5.00 a gallon. Higher the farther out you go like the villages around the state.

I just read that oil prices are projected to jump to $105 a barrel TWICE what it already is...

Well here in St. John's we are paying $0.999 per litre now and it is about to go to $1.029 per litre tomorrow ... Halifax is about to hit $1.049 and my brother in Vancouver says it has been about $1 for a week now ... infuckingcredible that one of the biggest oil producers in the world can have such high prices

I beleive it's around $2.20 something for regular here

$2.34 per gallon-L.I. NY

Jeez, where are you filling up. I paid $2.23 full serve this morning on Long island.

$2.24 on Monday, last night it was $2.44 in Phoenix. WOW! That's some inflation. Glad I'm close to work.

And to think there's like 4 liters to a gallon

Thinking about it Gas is not going up, the dollar is going down. One more tax cut for the rich and our deficit will make Euros worth $2.

$2.47 for regular unleaded. Ah, the breaks of living in Hawaii. Then again, when most of you poor fools are freezing to death, I'm in my trunks out surfing.

My apologies if your intellect is above comprehending little facts that others may find interesting. If you didn't like my post, just ignore it and move on. Why waste your high intellect on my stupid little post? I wasn't trying to make anybody "feel better" about what gas prices are.

I was agreeing with you that it should be taken humorously. Maybe you could read my post while your quoting it.

$2.29 here in Louisville. It was at $2.35, but dropped yesterday.

A radio station did a promo last week, though... Had a gas station in town sell for $1.03 for 1 hour. They emptied their tanks in that amount of time.

$2.08 yesterday where I am in Virginia (though if I drive 10 miles away, it's $2.33).

I just don't get why diesel and biodiesel aren't picking up more press.

I live two hours north of San Francisco and right now the shell station is $2.85 for 87 octane. And .10 more for each higher octane level.$3.04 for super. Outrageous!!!

I live near a safeway grocery store with a gas station. The regular unleaded there is $2.19, yet a block a way, a "regular gas station" is $.10 more per gallon. In addition, I get an ADDITIONAL $.06 off each gallon w/my safeway card.

So... I'm getting regular for $2.13, when it's $2.29 a block away... and am curious how that works. Does Safeway (or any major store w/a gas station attached - Walmart, King Soopers, etc) just give up their gas profits on the gas and use it as a customer draw?? (It worked on me). I feel kind of bad for the neighborhood gas station a block away... but hey... but that's a few bucks per tank I'm saving.

Kind of the same dilemma between heading to Home Depot vs. my neighborhood True Value store, which is always more expensive. I like to support the little guy, but saving $$$ is hard to argue with sometimes.

You must be close to me, and yeah, ain't it great. Best price I can find, last night was at a Valero and it was 2.47 for regular

I live in Lake County, Santa rosa is usually cheaper.We hit the Costco and get gas up to .20 cents a gallon less.

This mornign I fueled up at $2.599
I forgot to look at this site: http://www.losangelesgasprices.com/

It's up to $2.31/gallon on average for regular in Mesa, AZ. I was watching the news and they reported a story of a gas station in some remote part of California. The gas is $3.79/gallon for regular unleaded. The gas station owner was saying he pays a premium for gas because it is so difficult to truck it in.

I paid $2.91 for 91 octane last night at Valero.

Our local prices (Alabama) just dropped a few cents yesterday, and one more today, from $2.15 to $2.12 to $2.11. I put $15 in to get me around this weekend. Thought I might play the market for Monday.

It sounds like Alabama and the deep south has the lowest prices, go figure red states.

whatever....$2.63 yesterday at a Hess gas station.

and by the way your gas is a hell of a lot cheaper than ours has been for a long time.

cinci. gas prices