March 16, 20223 yr On 3/15/2022 at 9:24 AM, Toastrel said: Picked up two new laptops for a client. One has extra RAM I have to install. Thanks Joe Biden. 9 Fing screws to get to the RAM. Buncha malarky. Thanks Pop Pop.
March 16, 20223 yr Dems stated goal is to raise gas prices. *Dems take power, gas prices instantly raise.* Retarded ishlibs: this has nothing to do with dem leadership.
March 16, 20223 yr 3 hours ago, Kz! said: Dems stated goal is to raise gas prices. *Dems take power, gas prices instantly raise.* Retarded ishlibs: this has nothing to do with dem leadership. Facts don't back up your point. Not in the least bit. Good try, dope.
March 16, 20223 yr We know, "registered republican" (lmfao) it's all just an amazing coincidence that gas prices skyrocketed the moment this dude won the presidency.
March 16, 20223 yr 2 minutes ago, Kz! said: We know, "registered republican" (lmfao) it's all just an amazing coincidence that gas prices skyrocketed the moment this dude won the presidency. Skyrocketed? LOL, that's rich. Went up? Yes, but perhaps its due to factors such as having an administration that Wall Street actually felt would get us out of a once in a century pandemic? Oh, no it couldn't be that? Freaking dolt.
March 16, 20223 yr 1 minute ago, barho said: Skyrocketed? LOL, that's rich. Went up? Yes, but perhaps its due to factors such as having an administration that Wall Street actually felt would get us out of a once in a century pandemic? Oh, no it couldn't be that? Freaking dolt. Yeah, just broke all-time records is all. Didn't "skyrocket." Just a normal *squints* 22% increase over the course of two weeks. Happens all the time. Imagine being this much of an NPC.
March 16, 20223 yr 4 minutes ago, Kz! said: Yeah, just broke all-time records is all. Didn't "skyrocket." Just a normal *squints* 22% increase over the course of two weeks. Happens all the time. Imagine being this much of an NPC. Changing the goal post I see just like you to do that. Your comment said skyrocketed immediately after the election. Get lost Of course they skyrocketed over the past month there’s a freaking war going on in Europe
March 16, 20223 yr 1 minute ago, barho said: Changing the goal post I see just like you to do that. Your comment said skyrocketed immediately after the election. Get lost Of course they skyrocketed over the past month there’s a freaking war going on in Europe
March 16, 20223 yr 8 minutes ago, Kz! said: Good one. That’s all you got when I burn your posts to the ground. Get back to the drive thru window. Your customer needs his Big Mac.
March 16, 20223 yr 5 minutes ago, barho said: Good one. That’s all you got when I burn your posts to the ground. Get back to the drive thru window. Your customer needs his Big Mac. lmfao "I'm burning your posts to the ground by repeating basic libtard talking points." I may never recover!
March 16, 20223 yr WTI crude under $96 a barrel and wholesale gasoline futures below $3. I thought $7 gasoline was coming? LOL
March 16, 20223 yr Just now, barho said: WTI crude under $96 a barrel and wholesale gasoline futures below $3. I thought $7 gasoline was coming? LOL
March 16, 20223 yr 6 minutes ago, barho said: WTI crude under $96 a barrel and wholesale gasoline futures below $3. I thought $7 gasoline was coming? LOL "Well, sure gas prices exceeded all time highs and exploded by more than 22% over a two week period, but it never got as bad as some people were predicting." Gotta say, that's a hell of a defense. Hope Slurry Joe campaigns on that.
March 17, 20223 yr 18 hours ago, VanHammersly said: Right on cue. It is very important to focus on bad news from weeks past.
March 17, 20223 yr Imagine being so desperate that you're bragging about gas prices dropping back to $96/barrell. Thank God China is locked down due to Covid, amirite? But wait, doesn't that mean further supply chain disruptions followed by rising gas prices when they open back up? Who cares, using a brief, small drop in prices is too good an opportunity to pass up.
March 17, 20223 yr 54 minutes ago, barho said: Gasoline futures up quite a bit today...... See, I report on the good and bad. Same energy:
March 17, 20223 yr The Keystone XL pipeline has nothing to do with gas prices https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/the-keystone-xl-pipeline-has-nothing-to-do-with-gas-prices-175038384.html Americans seem especially gullible to misinformation when they’re bleeding at the gas station. With the Russia-Ukraine war pushing gas prices well above $4 per gallon, motorists are looking for somebody to blame—and President Biden’s critics sense an opportunity. Leading Republicans such as House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy say Biden’s decision to cancel the Keystone XL pipeline last year explains why gas prices are so high now. Former Vice President Mike Pence is running ads claiming killing Keystone XL made the United States more dependent on Russian oil. Fox News tells viewers gas prices would fall if Biden would only reverse the Keystone XL decision. It's all nonsense. The Keystone XL pipeline would have been a new way for one Canadian energy firm to ship oil to the United States. But the nation still gets all the oil it needs from Canada, its own producers and many other countries. "People have this idea that because Keystone XL was not completed, the oil just disappeared. It didn’t,” says Samantha Gross, director of the energy security and climate initiative at the Brookings Institution. "That oil got produced anyway and is still getting to market through trains and other pipelines.” There's never been any lost supply Canadian firm TC Energy proposed the Keystone XL pipeline in 2008, as a way to ship more oil from Alberta, Canada to Nebraska, where it would then enter existing pipelines for final transport to Gulf Coast refineries. There were other pipelines bringing Canadian oil to the United States, but XL would have been a more direct route that also added capacity. The project drew local and national opposition from the beginning. The type of oil TC Energy wanted to transport was unusually dirty, triggering environmental protests. Local communities, including Native American tribes, worried about spills along the 882-mile U.S. portion of the pipeline. After years of debate, the Obama administration denied a national permit needed for the project in 2015. That stopped it. In 2019, President Trump reversed that position, allowing construction to begin. As a presidential candidate, Biden pledged to revoke the permit, and on his first day in office in 2021, he did. Last June, TC Energy officially canceled the project. Had the pipeline been built, it would have delivered 830,000 barrels of oil per day from Canada to the Gulf Coast, where refineries would process it into gasoline and other finished products. TC Energy never said where those products would end up. They could have been sold in the U.S. market, or loaded on tankers for export to other nations. It’s flawed logic to assume this would have represented a huge boost in U.S. gasoline supply that would have lowered prices. The United States consumes about 20 million barrels of crude oil products per day. So the quantity that would have moved through XL would have represented about 4% of U.S. consumption. If you removed that much oil from the U.S. market all at once, it would be enough to bump prices upward, at least until new supply replaced the lost oil. But that’s not what happened. The XL pipeline was never built, and it never brought any oil to the United States. So there’s never been any lost supply. This leads to the iffy logic about future supply, which is where the argument about XL’s impact on gas prices breaks down. Canadian oil imports to the United States have risen consistently for the last 20 years, with the only decline coming in 2020, when the COVID pandemic caused a short recession and slashed oil demand worldwide. From 20008, when TransCanada first proposed the XL pipeline, through 2019, Canadian oil imports rose 77%. In 2020, the last year of the Trump administration, Canadian oil imports fell 6.7%. But in Biden’s first year, 2021, they rose 4.5%. The post-COVID recovery means Canadian oil imports could hit a new high this year—without Keystone XL.
March 17, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, The_Omega said: Imagine being so desperate that you're bragging about gas prices dropping back to $96/barrell. Thank God China is locked down due to Covid, amirite? But wait, doesn't that mean further supply chain disruptions followed by rising gas prices when they open back up? Who cares, using a brief, small drop in prices is too good an opportunity to pass up. You are so dumb you don't even understand what you are saying. Gas prices dropping below $96 per barrel (correct spelling BTW)? Its oil below $96 per barrel. JFC.
March 18, 20223 yr 7 minutes ago, barho said: https://gasprices.aaa.com/declining-oil-price-pushes-pump-prices-down/ Quote Since Monday, the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline has decreased by four cents to $4.28.
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