... You can never satisfy the left. If you don't do what they demand, they villify - and sue or legislate - you to death. IF you DO what they demand, they STILL villify, and sue, and legislate you to death when the crap hits the fan. It is amazing that they get away with this over and over and over. They demand things ...
...dollars, globally. But I think my original point that European fuel costs are higher, and will remain so, is inescapable. There are cases where at least nominally prices in the U.S. could surpass that of the Europeans, even with the high tax rates over there. The current rate of currency devaluation can accelerate rapidly...the dollar can free fall against the Euro even more ...
...known you were, for a very long time. Gunner nice try at blowing off the the truth goober, but the point I was making is that if you had indeed done what you claimed you would have seen some written reference to it and would have been able to spell those words properly, but you hadn't and you didn't and you're another fat ass wannabe "troop" and a lying piece of shit just ...
...Germany $5.87 Italy $5.72 France $5.56 South Korea $5.38 Japan $4.54 Australia $3.32 South Africa $3.24 Russia $2.38 Mexico $2.36 U.S. $2.23 Nigeria $1.85 China $1.93* India (Delhi) $3.75* Indonesia $1.67* Vietnam $2.27* Malaysia $1.93* Bangladesh $2.42* Singapore...
... with a very reliable, very economical car for much less. Many people...before driving it off the lot...spiraling deeper into debt with each ... $3.036/gallon across the U.S. in August, 2006, slightly ...057[24]. Adjusted for inflation, these U.S. prices were the highest ... 25 years. The all-time U.S. inflation-adjusted record is ... again gunner. The all-time U.S. inflation-adjusted record is ...
... $5.38 Japan $4.54 Australia $3.32 South Africa $3.24 Russia $2.38 Mexico $2.36 U.S. $2.23 Nigeria $1.85 China $1.93* India (Delhi) $3.75* Indonesia $1.67* Vietnam $2.27* Malaysia ...
...end up with a very reliable, very economical car for much less. Many people (...even before driving it off the lot...spiraling deeper into debt with each transaction. ... averaging $3.036/gallon across the U.S. in August, 2006, slightly below the...3.057[24]. Adjusted for inflation, these U.S. prices were the highest in 25 years. The all-time U.S. inflation-adjusted record is approximately $...
... issues, fix others (doing much of the work myself) and end up with a very reliable, very economical car for much less. Many people (most) don't do that. I heard (no cite, but ... upside-down on their new car as soon as they sign--even before driving it off the lot...spiraling deeper into debt with each transaction. Then depreciation sets in (again).... Already, car loans are making ...
JCrowe wrote: <snip> This also ignores the fact that "inflation adjusted", gasoline in the U.S. costs less than it did in the seventies. You are apparently not keeping up. Gasoline, inflation adjusted or otherwise, hit an all time hihg last month. Citation please! Considering that it hit over a dollar a gallon in the seventies and the "inflation rate" or ...
... Italy $5.72 France $5.56 South Korea $5.38 Japan $4.54 Australia $3.32 South Africa $3.24 Russia $2.38 Mexico $2.36 U.S. $2.23 Nigeria $1.85 China $1.93* India (Delhi) $3.75* Indonesia $1.67* Vietnam $2.27* Malaysia $1.93* Bangladesh $2.42...
