Medley of extemporanea Posted October 28, 2004 For those of us in the USA, gas prices are really starting to become a problem.... it's now more then $2/gallon and everyday the price for lite crude is getting highter. Is the world running out of oil and we're just seeing the signs? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Bachelor Posted October 29, 2004 Very annoying. Specially where there is poor public trasportation such as S/Valley. Where lots of rich people reside a hard working class nomad as me is feeling the pressure. Where i am at the price is range from $ 2.35-$2.40 Premimum unleaded (87). :mad: Anyways, as of lately i been thinking how the African Goverment survive in $50 + a barrel? Specially the new Somalia goverment? Dont you guys think they should be subsidze by the good brothers (the Arabs) ? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wiilo Posted October 29, 2004 >>>>>>>Ok, how should I say this, well, here goes, I walk to school every day, (back & fourth) sometimes i really don't know if the City-Bus (Transportation) is working or not.("Cause I told U I walk to school) So back to the topic, Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm Again it is not my problem.. ."cause iam not kinda of ppl who are "sophisticated" (Meaning Drive Cars) so for this reason, i think i safe some money and best of all, it is exercise for me to walk very day.........Lol Those of U who drive (Sophisticated) well i don't know what to say to u......but sorry that the gas price are rising........Well, u can blame on Bush........ his obsession of "War" and his mentality of "Defensiviness" the so called "Homeland Security".......Lol Go figure Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mombasa_QUEEN Posted October 29, 2004 lol ic people yelling about gas money iknw how ya fell but actually they reduced 5cent so thats better. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BN Posted October 30, 2004 The petrol prices are outrageous...$58 per barrel? In Europe, especially, prices are exorbatant. At the very least however, it has become a very good excuse when one is tired or just plain does not want to be bothered Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LANDER Posted October 30, 2004 Take the bus ppl, driving is a luxury. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wiilo Posted October 30, 2004 Agree sxb, take the bus ppl, or walk like me, [it is exercise by the way] Go figure Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
OG_Girl Posted October 31, 2004 Let dad give you lift dee , isn't that big deal. Salam Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mojam Posted November 1, 2004 well here in canada, we go by the liter and the price per liter is about 80cents (66cents US). guess what though? 50% of the gas prices go in the pocket of the government (peep crooks) and 47% percent go to other things such as refining, delivery etc. only 3% is actual profit for the gas station. wiilo if your school is close enough consider it an exercise but i ain't walking no 35km. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LANDER Posted November 1, 2004 wiilo, You and I seem to be the only ones to value their bus passes Mojam, I know the tax rates are a bit higher than the US, but the government excise tax is a serious source of revenue for both the provincial and federal governments. It is used for such things as highway construction and better public transportation among other social benefits. Some of the tree hugers are even advocating for a half penny hike in gas prices for research on environmentally friendly sources of energy. I think if the gas prices keep going up the government will have no choice but to lower the tax slightly. I find it ironic though when Somalis criticize government taxes when most of us abuse the system with our welfare-collecting majority. But anyway I’m sure you can take the TTC to your 35 km destination, so in conclusion ride the rocket sxb . Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wiilo Posted November 1, 2004 "wiilo if your school is close enough consider it an exercise but i ain't walking no 35km" Walaalo it is more than that 35km. Lol Go figure Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Senora Posted November 1, 2004 ^^^ :eek: ^^^ well, good for you.... I live in the metro area of Atlanta, and for many of you who are familiar, you know what I'm talking abt when I say, you can't walk or much less catch public transportation. There are hardly any sidewalks, and these dang buses are no help. These bus stops are so far away.... it was such a long walk home ( on the grass and dirt). I hated it. Sometimes i wish i could just go back to Chicago Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LuCkY Posted November 1, 2004 As-salaamu Alaikum, I too can not BeLieve the prices are so High...damn :mad: :mad: :mad: ! WiiLo & Lander you guys are the Lucky ones here so say ALhamduliLaah. The buses here take forever to get one to one's desired destination...meaning they wiLL make me Late. I drive 15-20minutes on the freeway fLying @75-90mph so it aint easy pLus Im aLways on the run doing aLL sorts of things and that is not heLping me either.My car soaks up the beenziin Like a sponge soaks up water. :mad: :mad: :mad: PEace ! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
- Femme - Posted November 1, 2004 Those of us trudging in the rainy, snowy, windy days towards the bus stop...wating 20 minutes for the *&*#@ bus to arrive :mad: ..then realizing that we left the pass at home on top of the kitchen counter....will love to scream about gas prices *sigh* Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Wiilo Posted November 1, 2004 Well, i said Allamdulilaah every day that we have such transportation system that works for ppl like me. Although, i walk to school most of time, but then the buses are conv't when i'm running late for class. Allamdullilaah. Fiance' my dear, although, i have never been to ATL, but i heard that the transportation there aren't that much, compare to where i live. most ppl have cars there. Everyone drives to schol, and work, is that true? Wabillaahi Towfiiq: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites