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Thank you, Madam Speaker. You're doing a bang-up job.


How do you imagine Pelosi affected gas prices?

The same way Bush affected gas prices to make his buddies rich.


If you can't describe the precise mechanism by which Pelosi did this, then
your original theory is nonsense, or you just posted it to be annoying.

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Thank you, Madam Speaker. You're doing a bang-up job.


How do you imagine Pelosi affected gas prices?

The same way Bush affected gas prices to make his buddies rich.


If you can't describe the precise mechanism by which Pelosi did this, then
your original theory is nonsense, or you just posted it to be annoying.


Pssst....Doug........it was..................and made about as much sense as
the BS being thrown out last year against Bush and Cheney.

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What about those of us that have already purchased?

We deserve it since we're causing global warming.


Maybe I should sell and buy a new one.

On Mon, 07 May 2007 11:09:17 -0400, HK wrote:

Fortunately,
Parkers are still a hot commodity.

Are you still trying to sell yours Harry?

For how long, a year now?

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Thank you, Madam Speaker. You're doing a bang-up job.


How do you imagine Pelosi affected gas prices?


I guess the same way Bush and/or Cheney affected high gas prices last
year. ;-)


Well, by creating a war, they *did* increase the perception of risk to
the oil supply. Based on that, gamblers bid up the price.

We waged a new war in the last 6 months?

Prices were down until a month or two ago.

Compared to when?

Compared to the last time they hit $3, genius.

Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 07 May 2007 11:09:17 -0400, HK wrote:

Fortunately,
Parkers are still a hot commodity.

Are you still trying to sell yours Harry?

For how long, a year now?



I've actually never *tried* to sell it. Never ran an ad, never put a
sign on it, never did anything, really. I did offer to sell it to
Herring here at a really good price, but he wasn't interested. I do keep
track of resale prices, though, and am pleased that rigs in very good,
"low mileage" condition like mine are selling for prices that were about
$5000 more than I had in mind for the poster here who gave up boating to
become a bad golfer.

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"NOYB" wrote in message
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Thank you, Madam Speaker. You're doing a bang-up job.


How do you imagine Pelosi affected gas prices?

The same way Bush affected gas prices to make his buddies rich.


If you can't describe the precise mechanism by which Pelosi did this, then
your original theory is nonsense, or you just posted it to be annoying

I posted it to demonstrate the absurdity in the notion that the governing
party drives gas prices for profits.

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What about those of us that have already purchased?

We deserve it since we're causing global warming.


Maybe I should sell and buy a new one.

Do you have enough carbon credits saved up for that?

JimH wrote:
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Thank you, Madam Speaker. You're doing a bang-up job.

How do you imagine Pelosi affected gas prices?

I guess the same way Bush and/or Cheney affected high gas prices last
year. ;-)

Well, by creating a war, they *did* increase the perception of risk to the
oil supply. Based on that, gamblers bid up the price.


If true then gasoline prices would have gone up immediately after the war
started and continued to rise as conflicts continued. That was not the case
though.

Try again.



CNN is reporting that a number of big producers have shut down a number
of their refineries because of "problems." The problems must be their
feeling they could scalp the public a bit more prior to the start of
summer.

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Thank you, Madam Speaker. You're doing a bang-up job.


How do you imagine Pelosi affected gas prices?


I guess the same way Bush and/or Cheney affected high gas prices last
year. ;-)


Well, by creating a war, they *did* increase the perception of risk to
the oil supply. Based on that, gamblers bid up the price.

We waged a new war in the last 6 months?

Prices were down until a month or two ago.

Compared to when?

Compared to the last time they hit $3, genius.



You're in a mood. Hygienist refusing to give blowjobs this week?