Scared to go for gas!

by Special K 21 years ago 52 Replies latest 21 years ago jw friends

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  Special K 21 years ago

  Holy crow:

  My gas tank is empty and I need to buy gas.

  The price went up and are you ready for this.....

  .93 cents a litre here in Nova Scotia, Canada

  with my calculations with conversion to us gallon and 30% exchange rate it puts the cost about:

  $4.93 per U.S. gallon

  So if you think your gas is high in the U.S. I think you need to reconsider.

  sincerely

  Special K

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  SixofNine 21 years ago

  Dang! Gas cost that high is downright un-American, and I think you should tell your government just that. Say "hey, we're American too, damn(k)nit, what the hell are we our fellow Americans fighting for?!"

  Report back.

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  gumby 21 years ago

  $4.93 per U.S. gallon

  I knew there was sumthin about Canada I didn't like. Good Lord.....how do people afford it? I would think everything would go up in the country considering the cost of delivery.

  Gumby

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  ohiocowboy 21 years ago

  Holy Cow!!! I was interviewed on TV yesterday about the gas prices, and I was complaining about 2.03 a gallon!!! Looks like there will be a lot more bicycle traffic!!!
  
  
  
  
  
  

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  shamus 21 years ago

  Bastards! Now I gotta ski to work!

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  desib77 21 years ago

  And I thought $2.19 was bad............

  Desi

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  Atilla 21 years ago

  You gotta pay to play, otherwise get a bike.

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  SixofNine 21 years ago

  In Texas, it's still 1.29

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  Kaethra 21 years ago

  It is gross...but I get a different amount than you SK... Using a 30% exchange rate, I calculate it at $3.25 USD per gallon. ??

  It's all John Hamm's fault!

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  dh 21 years ago

  i'm not sure what that is in £ sterling, but i used to pay on average £ 45-50 to fill a car tank in the UK, at current exchange rates that works out around $80 (US Dollars), that was both on a 2.5 V6 engine car and on a 4.0 V8 engine, but still, the tanks weren't particularly big, fuel is just expensive in the UK, the US has it so damn easy when it comes to fuel prices!

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