Gas prices

[Drachen]

Yes, we all want to end up at work all sweaty and smelly.

If there was a shower at work, I would totally ride a bike here.

[Halberto]

High gas prices = good news for me. Give me your money, es.

[DMC]

High gas prices = good news for me. Give me your money, es.

You work in a gas station? Of course Halberto cannot have anything to do with Haliburton.

[Halberto]

1) I'm a geologist for a small exploration company.
2) I think people that work at gas stations make most their profit from selling stuff in the store

[The Dentist]

I'm all for drilling our own.

[The Reckoning]

1) I'm a geologist for a small exploration company.
2) I think people that work at gas stations make most their profit from selling stuff in the store

so you live in houston? my condolences.

[Halberto]

No I live in Austin

You guys are making terrible assumptions

[The Reckoning]

oh damn you lucky rock jock

[Halberto]

Haha Im here for now, but I imagine I'll be in Houston eventually in my career. Kind of a bummer. Beats living in Montana, though.

[baseline bum]

Haha Im here for now, but I imagine I'll be in Houston eventually in my career. Kind of a bummer. Beats living in Montana, thought.

You're nuts, man; a state with Glacier, the Beartooths, Yellowstone, and within driving distance of Grand Teton and the Winds cannot suck.

[The Reckoning]

You're nuts, man; a state with Glacier, the Beartooths, Yellowstone, and within driving distance of Grand Teton and the Winds cannot suck.

until it all blows to

[baseline bum]

until it all blows to

I'd rather die quickly in the explosion than drown as the volcanic glass shards that spread to the Texas air fill my lungs full of blood.

[The Reckoning]

but then you wouldn't be able to give your grand "im dying" speech. so much more poetic to die choking on your own blood.

[baseline bum]

but then you wouldn't be able to give your grand "im dying" speech. so much more poetic to die choking on your own blood.

True; still worth the sacrifice to not be in Houston tbh.

[Halberto]

You're nuts, man; a state with Glacier, the Beartooths, Yellowstone, and within driving distance of Grand Teton and the Winds cannot suck.

That would be nice, except I wouldn't be near any of those things. Also, Houston has a lot of hot asian girls

[baseline bum]

Gotta go to LA or SF if you wan't the FOB's tbh.

[TDMVPDPOY]

they can put up whatever prices, cause they know ppl will end up paying for it....

someone needs to tell me why western countries that dont absorb/buy much, but are producing the oil also charges the same market rate...while u look at the middle east oil producing countries that sells the dirt cheap to its people.....

switchin to LPG will be cheaper $$, but it drinks as much as more then petrol....hence LPG is at prices that petrol was 10-15yrs ago...and slowly creepin up

[Frenzy]

Damn, corporate gas cards rule. I've not looked at gas prices in 4 years.

Well no why would you they take the money from you before it lands on your payroll.

[Jacob1983]

High gas prices suck but it's a losing battle. Unless you live in a big city that has good public transportation, you're gonna get ed by the oil companies.

[TDMVPDPOY]

High gas prices suck but it's a losing battle. Unless you live in a big city that has good public transportation, you're gonna get ed by the oil companies.

where a ticket costs more then driving to work (excluding paid parking, unless you find free parking)

[Goran Dragic]

now i dont have a car and take the bus or walk everywhere because my brother sold mine to fix his truck without telling me.

lol Pat selling your car

[Nathan Explosion]

High gas prices suck but it's a losing battle. Unless you live in a big city that has good public transportation, you're gonna get ed by the oil companies.

Or if you commute. , I got a job offer closer to my home, within bike riding distance, but there's about 5 to 6 hills I'd have to climb to get there. Tried it once and it nearly killed me. Need to get in better shape.

Having said that, it wouldn't matter if I was in shape or not, because I'd be sweaty as when I got there.

Also, I commute 25 miles one way every day, so gas prices going up will cause me to look for another job closer to home, which kind of sucks because I actually like where I work.

[Wild Cobra]

What I find funny is the people that will drive out of their way to save a couple cents per gallon. They probably lost more in gas than they saved.

[Das Texan]

1) I'm a geologist for a small exploration company.
2) I think people that work at gas stations make most their profit from selling stuff in the store

There is a lot of oil and gas related jobs coming to San antonio and more will be coming. That's what happens when you are the largest city to a good chunk of the eagle ford shale

And this makes me very happy