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TommyT-Bone Gas Up Time ........
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It's not a panic but if I were you I would patiently drive to your local filling station and top it off before the prices shoot up. Supply lines will be disrupted as a result of our unwelcomed visitor Ike. That is all ......
Posted on: 2008/9/12 1:32
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Mekanic Re: Gas Up Time ........
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Already done, if that surge hits Galveston then we could be up to 3 months without supply
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Is it me or is the crap getting worse every year?
Posted on: 2008/9/12 2:08
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TommyT-Bone Re: Gas Up Time ........
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There is an old tale of the hurricanes getting their start from the flapping of butterfly wings across the desert in Africa. Maybe the butterfies are getting bigger.
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NC Kid Re: Gas Up Time ........
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There is an old tale of the hurricanes getting their start from the flapping of butterfly wings across the desert in Africa. Maybe the butterfies are getting bigger.


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Seriously,...how much is gas going up and when? What are we going to do if we run out of gas due to the hurricane?
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There is an old tale of the hurricanes getting their start from the flapping of butterfly wings across the desert in Africa. Maybe the butterfies are getting bigger.


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Seriously,...how much is gas going up and when? What are we going to do if we run out of gas due to the hurricane?

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TommyT-Bone Re: Gas Up Time ........
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Carnac is still thinking about it.
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runner140 Re: Gas Up Time ........
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The wells were capped for hurricane Gustov two weeks ago.
Thats why crude oil is at record lows and gas is in short supply (can't get product to the refineries).

The only refineries that are still running are the ones over 150 miles from the Texas gulf coast. The start-up of a shut down refinery takes two to four days. There is over sixty refineries shut down at the present time(7:35am).

So, hurricane Ike has just prolonged the problem.

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The RBOB (blended gasoline) current contract...$2.85 up .11 cents today. Thats a large one day move.
Posted on: 2008/9/12 11:25
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They are already jumping here. It's still 3.57 on base but I've seen 3.99 for the low grade stuff on the way in this morning
Posted on: 2008/9/12 17:50
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Crude oil briefly breaks $100.00 per barrel, then comes back a bit ($100.23).
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waited to long. 4.23 here--,went from 3.69 to in a heartbeat,i still think some of it is gouging
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red_johnny Re: Gas Up Time ........
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Ok, this is makeing things worse!!! Why fill up when you dont need to? Every time a big storm comes(which we know is coming for at least a few days) everyone rushes to the pump the day prior to it hitting which of course is causing the demand to go up and since the storm is coming the stations raise the price. So, why not just wait until the storm passes? I filled up 2 days ago and that should take me well into next week. Its just crazy the way people think and the way they dont prepair.
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I missed the boat. Driving to work today gas was $3.95 and I was low, said no problem, I'll tank up on the way home. It had jumped to $4.19 by then. I found a station for $4.09 and put in a bit. This is crazy.

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TommyT-Bone Re: Gas Up Time ........
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Buying gas before the price jump and before the shortage because of a hurricane is preparing. Believe me , I know. I'm a hurricane preparedness specialist. We didn't start the demand, or order up a hurricane. Standard proceedure for hurricane preparedness is, get plenty of fuel for your vehicles and generators to last several days to a week. Water, batteries, canned foods. This hurricane stuff should only last a few weeks but I'd rather have a stockpile than a shortage. Being in the military you sit on one of the biggest stockpiles in the world red_johnny.
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Trae1976 Re: Gas Up Time ........
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I saw it up to $4.89 this past weekend in Pigeon Forge. Apparently many stations around Knoxville were pumped dry on Friday - I heard people were buying and filling all the 5 gallon tanks they could fit in their truck bed.



Still hovering around $4.00 up here. :angry1:
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Buying gas before the price jump and before the shortage because of a hurricane is preparing. Believe me , I know. I'm a hurricane preparedness specialist. We didn't start the demand, or order up a hurricane. Standard proceedure for hurricane preparedness is, get plenty of fuel for your vehicles and generators to last several days to a week. Water, batteries, canned foods. This hurricane stuff should only last a few weeks but I'd rather have a stockpile than a shortage. Being in the military you sit on one of the biggest stockpiles in the world red_johnny.
I understand that BUT you DO start things off. IF everyone who prepairs like yourself get the gas at LEAST 1 week out this would not happen. I have no problem with being prepaired. I think its an excellent idea but why not ALLWAYS have a kit ready? Why wait till disaster is at your front door. Gas here is still at 4.99 at most places and on post its 4.29. Just about everyone is out of gas and WE are no where near any troubled area! WTF? If you look at the gas tempature map you can see that GA people are freaking NUTS!! I HATE this state and its backwards ways.
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2 1/2 months ago ... $4.00/gal.

I topped off in Cookeville, TN, on Saturday for $1.37/gal.
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2 1/2 months ago ... $4.00/gal.

I topped off in Cookeville, TN, on Saturday for $1.37/gal.


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2 1/2 months ago ... $4.00/gal.

I topped off in Cookeville, TN, on Saturday for $1.37/gal.


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