The Dog Days of Summer and Gasoline Prices
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Zunardo
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There are two other variations on a theme that are absolute truths:Well, the Gulf Coast dodged one bullet when Marco wimped out. However, it looks like Laura is acting more and more like a woman scorned.
- Hell hath no fury like a woman's corns
- Hell hath no fury like a woman
EagleGuy
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Ain't it sweet?
I noticed prices went up 10 cents at the local station yesterday, maybe in anticipation of the hurricane. Also, closing in on Labor Day as CG noted above.
Better than $3+
arizonawildcat
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They take their kite-flying seriously over there.
Thavoice
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Was nice to see 2 of the 3 local place go down 20 cents for this holiday weekend.
Now 1.89 and 1.90 for the two, and the other that is always well behind the times is still at $2.09. They have a tendency to keep it higher, and raise it, because they run low and run out of fuel. At least three times this past year they were without gas for days on end...
Now 1.89 and 1.90 for the two, and the other that is always well behind the times is still at $2.09. They have a tendency to keep it higher, and raise it, because they run low and run out of fuel. At least three times this past year they were without gas for days on end...
EagleGuy
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Yeah, only down a dime here. But, it is at 1.90, too. Maybe, the hurricane did not disrupt too much?
Sounds like #3 may want to up it another nickel or so. Or, up the delivery schedule (if possible) No?
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EagleGuy
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Looks like the dog days are over in Denver. 92 degrees yesterday and this today:
www.thedenverchannel.com
What's that white stuff? ❄
Didn't realize it, but while Denver has had six instances where the temps have dropped 60 degrees or more in the winter, this is the first such summer massive drop.
Colorado weather live blog: Latest on the state’s late summer snowstorm
After a record-breaking summer this year, much of the Front Range will experience the first taste of winter Monday night into Wednesday as a cold front moves into the state, bringing strong winds, much colder temperatures and snow from the north and northwest.
www.thedenverchannel.com
What's that white stuff? ❄
Didn't realize it, but while Denver has had six instances where the temps have dropped 60 degrees or more in the winter, this is the first such summer massive drop.
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