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RCE April 13th 06 11:18 PM

Anybody see the USA Today fuel price predictions?
 

"Don White" wrote in message
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DSK wrote:
RCE wrote:

He's not funny. As a supposed representative of the human race, he's
alarming.


If Fred agreed with any of my expressed opinions, and still acted the way
he does, I'd find him alarming too. But if he did think more along the
lines I do, he couldn't possibly act the way he does. So I think he's
funny.

But then I always have had a cruel sense of humor. Fred is like a spastic
kitten trying to unravel the strands of reason from the ball of yarn of
life, I laugh when he keeps konking his head and getting mad at the yarn.

FWIW I agree he's a sorry excuse for a representative of the human race.
If 3,000 years of civilization have brought us to guys like Fred D, then
we might as well have stayed in caves.

Regards
Doug King


If you guys keep this up, & Fred is who we think he might be.... expect
another round of threats to visit your houses, kick you in the nuts...etc
etc. I'm gonna rush down to my closest sporting goods store and buy a
jock strap/cup combo.


I'd have to brush up on my old Navy days lingo, just to try to communicate
with him.

RCE



Don White April 14th 06 02:05 AM

Anybody see the USA Today fuel price predictions?
 
RCE wrote:
"Don White" wrote in message
...

DSK wrote:

RCE wrote:


He's not funny. As a supposed representative of the human race, he's
alarming.


If Fred agreed with any of my expressed opinions, and still acted the way
he does, I'd find him alarming too. But if he did think more along the
lines I do, he couldn't possibly act the way he does. So I think he's
funny.

But then I always have had a cruel sense of humor. Fred is like a spastic
kitten trying to unravel the strands of reason from the ball of yarn of
life, I laugh when he keeps konking his head and getting mad at the yarn.

FWIW I agree he's a sorry excuse for a representative of the human race.
If 3,000 years of civilization have brought us to guys like Fred D, then
we might as well have stayed in caves.

Regards
Doug King


If you guys keep this up, & Fred is who we think he might be.... expect
another round of threats to visit your houses, kick you in the nuts...etc
etc. I'm gonna rush down to my closest sporting goods store and buy a
jock strap/cup combo.



I'd have to brush up on my old Navy days lingo, just to try to communicate
with him.

RCE


Did you watch 'Motor Week' tonight? They were raving about the 2006 BMW
M5. So many features my head was swimming. Got a kick out of the
'paddle type gear shifters' on the steering column.


NOYB April 14th 06 02:57 AM

Anybody see the USA Today fuel price predictions?
 
I'm pretty sure that's the car Eisboch said he bought.


"Don White" wrote in message
...
RCE wrote:
"Don White" wrote in message
...

DSK wrote:

RCE wrote:


He's not funny. As a supposed representative of the human race, he's
alarming.


If Fred agreed with any of my expressed opinions, and still acted the
way he does, I'd find him alarming too. But if he did think more along
the lines I do, he couldn't possibly act the way he does. So I think
he's funny.

But then I always have had a cruel sense of humor. Fred is like a
spastic kitten trying to unravel the strands of reason from the ball of
yarn of life, I laugh when he keeps konking his head and getting mad at
the yarn.

FWIW I agree he's a sorry excuse for a representative of the human race.
If 3,000 years of civilization have brought us to guys like Fred D, then
we might as well have stayed in caves.

Regards
Doug King


If you guys keep this up, & Fred is who we think he might be.... expect
another round of threats to visit your houses, kick you in the nuts...etc
etc. I'm gonna rush down to my closest sporting goods store and buy a
jock strap/cup combo.



I'd have to brush up on my old Navy days lingo, just to try to
communicate with him.

RCE

Did you watch 'Motor Week' tonight? They were raving about the 2006 BMW
M5. So many features my head was swimming. Got a kick out of the 'paddle
type gear shifters' on the steering column.




[email protected] April 14th 06 03:00 AM

Anybody see the USA Today fuel price predictions?
 
wrote:

Driving home this evening, I listened to a local talk radio station
discussing the probable fuel prices during the next few months. They
kept referring to an article in USA Today that projected $4/gallon gas
prices (would probably run $5 at a fuel dock).

Anybody actually see this story and know the details?

I can't find it online- does anybody have a website address to check?

Read online the April 14th Daily Times of Pakistan on US Oil Supplies.

CalifBill April 14th 06 04:06 AM

Anybody see the USA Today fuel price predictions?
 

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 06:37:22 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
On 12 Apr 2006 21:59:25 -0700, "
wrote:

Driving home this evening, I listened to a local talk radio station
discussing the probable fuel prices during the next few months. They
kept referring to an article in USA Today that projected $4/gallon
gas
prices (would probably run $5 at a fuel dock).

Anybody actually see this story and know the details?

I can't find it online- does anybody have a website address to
check?
Self-fulfilling prophecy. This is a market driven by speculation and
insider information.

I saw the article yesterday and just put it away. Watching CNBC
yesterday, you had prices going from $2.62 to $6 a gallon.

My guess is it will hit a high around $2,90 and settle back once the
refineries come back on-line.
Hugo Chavez says $50 a barrel for oil is sufficient.
Unfortunately, Hugo Chaves doesn't control the price of oil. I know
he likes to think he does, but he doesn't.

He's a cool dude.


He'll be a cold dude soon. Ice cold.


Oh, puh-lease. One of the best attributes of Chavez is that he gives Bush
and the neo-convicts fits. What could be better?


Someone who was not a nutcase dictator. And he fixed the election. Do a
little research. May be his local opposition that ice's him.



-rick- April 14th 06 04:30 AM

Anybody see the USA Today fuel price predictions?
 
CalifBill wrote:
Someone who was not a nutcase dictator. And he fixed the election. Do a
little research. May be his local opposition that ice's him.


Chavez or Bush?

jps April 14th 06 04:47 AM

Anybody see the USA Today fuel price predictions?
 
In article ,
says...
DSK wrote in
:

But it's the Democrats and their envirolunatics who are responsible for
the increased prices during summer.


That's right Fred. Democrats are to blame for everything bad
in the whole world, including warm beer, your neighbors
barking dog, and the awful sound of fingernails on a blackboard.


You'd reply rationally if you had a point to make.


If our Republican President hadn't have chosen to invade Iraq, the mid-
east wouldn't be in such turmoil and barrel oil prices would be half or
less than what they are today.

That's rational.

Do you have a rational point to make about Democrats being responsible
for the highest profits the oil companies have experienced in their
entire existence?

Were you going to say something about regulation before I pointed out
the oil companies MADE MORE PROFIT THIS PAST YEAR THAN ANY OTHER TIME IN
HISTORY???

jps

jps April 14th 06 04:54 AM

Anybody see the USA Today fuel price predictions?
 
In article ,
says...
RCE wrote:
He's not funny. As a supposed representative of the human race, he's
alarming.


If Fred agreed with any of my expressed opinions, and still
acted the way he does, I'd find him alarming too. But if he
did think more along the lines I do, he couldn't possibly
act the way he does. So I think he's funny.

But then I always have had a cruel sense of humor. Fred is
like a spastic kitten trying to unravel the strands of
reason from the ball of yarn of life, I laugh when he keeps
konking his head and getting mad at the yarn.

FWIW I agree he's a sorry excuse for a representative of the
human race. If 3,000 years of civilization have brought us
to guys like Fred D, then we might as well have stayed in caves.

Regards
Doug King


I think it's better expressed as *the yarn ball of life*.

A perfect metaphor for Fred's miswired, intermittent synapses.

He chases his tail too.

jps

jps April 14th 06 05:01 AM

Anybody see the USA Today fuel price predictions?
 
In article ,
says...
CalifBill wrote:
Someone who was not a nutcase dictator. And he fixed the election. Do a
little research. May be his local opposition that ice's him.


Chavez or Bush?


If you're talking Bush it could be a member of his own party.

jps

CalifBill April 14th 06 05:15 AM

Anybody see the USA Today fuel price predictions?
 

"-rick-" wrote in message
. ..
CalifBill wrote:
Someone who was not a nutcase dictator. And he fixed the election. Do a
little research. May be his local opposition that ice's him.


Chavez or Bush?


Chavez and the DNC both fixed elections. Bush was very beatable, probably
the most beatable incumbant in history. But the DNC blesses Kerry as the
Dem's candidate? Had to be a fix to lose the election.




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