***TST's Official "Boring" Thread, Part Deux***

[OMGz Turbo]

Morning all. First day back to work tonight, Im actually excited. Hope someone gets out of line.

[nissamax]

I love waking up and not being able to breath It's supposed to be 80 today and I feel like ****

[HickRocket1258]

Back from Miami. In work. Yeah, I have like no motivation today. Going to be a lazy day for me.

[jpalamar]

Yep. It is a Wed.... and F' you gas prices. $3.88 is not acceptable. Where is the govt when you need them. Your telling me they can't release some of the 'reserves' to help subsidize prices for a short period of time?

[OMGz Turbo]

Originally Posted by jpalamar

Yep. It is a Wed.... and F' you gas prices. $3.88 is not acceptable. Where is the govt when you need them. Your telling me they can't release some of the 'reserves' to help subsidize prices for a short period of time?

Yeah well it cost 75$ last night to fill up from empty in the explorer and ill have to put more gas in it come 3-4 days......I wish this thing would blow up or someone from CL decides they want to buy it so i can get my new car already

[Big_Jim]

$41 to fill the scion up last night, i dont even want to know what its going to cost to fill the bronco up.

[HickRocket1258]

Originally Posted by Big_Jim

i dont even want to know what its going to cost to fill the bronco up.

$95? That's my guess.

[Big_Jim]

It was $95 in February lol.

[angdefeo]

Originally Posted by jpalamar

Yep. It is a Wed.... and F' you gas prices. $3.88 is not acceptable. Where is the govt when you need them. Your telling me they can't release some of the 'reserves' to help subsidize prices for a short period of time?

i have been doing some research on this topic in the past few weeks. after looking at most data available, oil supplies have not gone down. the output from all the major producers (saudi arabia, nigeria, venezuela, etc) are still at levels prior to the uprising in libiya. the price has gone up because the "free market" has pushed up the prices thinking that there will be a disruptions in supply.

oil companies in the usa who get most if not all of the oil we consume from venezuela, mexico, canada, and domestic sources have not had any disruptions. they have raised gas prices because all of the, the USA driving public, has absorbed the price hikes and not slowed down our demand. if we are willing to pay $4 a gallon, the prices are going to stay this high.

[DownforceTom]

Morning errrybody. How we doing?

[OMGz Turbo]

Jim- what size is the tank??? cant be bigger then the exploders...thats a 20gal

[Big_Jim]

32gal tank.

[grimm]

it costs me around $60+ to fill up the subaru, f'ing 93 octane. We'll see about the jeep this weekend.

[Snoozie]

Originally Posted by Big_Jim

oh yeah, and i love being me. I'm Big Jim, and will always be Big Jim.

NOPE. You think you're so smooth, huh? I'll pay you back...

Originally Posted by Reese

ahhhh i lost my phone!!!!

Sucks, bro. Did you drop it in the bathroom when you were working up a sweat?

[Big_Jim]

Originally Posted by Snoozie

NOPE. You think you're so smooth, huh? I'll pay you back...

No, not even about that. about some other **** going on.

[jpalamar]

Originally Posted by angdefeo

i have been doing some research on this topic in the past few weeks. after looking at most data available, oil supplies have not gone down. the output from all the major producers (saudi arabia, nigeria, venezuela, etc) are still at levels prior to the uprising in libiya. the price has gone up because the "free market" has pushed up the prices thinking that there will be a disruptions in supply.

oil companies in the usa who get most if not all of the oil we consume from venezuela, mexico, canada, and domestic sources have not had any disruptions. they have raised gas prices because all of the, the USA driving public, has absorbed the price hikes and not slowed down our demand. if we are willing to pay $4 a gallon, the prices are going to stay this high.

I honestly can't figure out why the govt stepped in with all this financial and health care reform but aren't touching issues with oil prices. NO OTHER retail changes their prices daily, or several times a day.

[HickRocket1258]

Originally Posted by angdefeo

i have been doing some research on this topic in the past few weeks. after looking at most data available, oil supplies have not gone down. the output from all the major producers (saudi arabia, nigeria, venezuela, etc) are still at levels prior to the uprising in libiya. the price has gone up because the "free market" has pushed up the prices thinking that there will be a disruptions in supply.

oil companies in the usa who get most if not all of the oil we consume from venezuela, mexico, canada, and domestic sources have not had any disruptions. they have raised gas prices because all of the, the USA driving public, has absorbed the price hikes and not slowed down our demand. if we are willing to pay $4 a gallon, the prices are going to stay this high.

Hasn't the value of the dollar gone down as well? I can't imagine that's helping for trying to purchase what we need.

[OMGz Turbo]

Originally Posted by Big_Jim

32gal tank.

Sell that ****ing thing bro...lmao


Sidenote buddy of mine's old man has a bronco centurion(SP?) with the turbo diesel they are going to be parting with soon...i had in the 4-5k area.

[Snoozie]

Originally Posted by Big_Jim

No, not even about that. about some other **** going on.

Still nope.

[Big_Jim]

the bronco is awesome man. i really bought it for my dad to drive. i cover the ins, maintenance, and fill it up for him.

centurion is awesome. its basically a f250 shortbed with a bronco back end welded on.