[AT] Gas $

[Louis R Godena]

Here in Rhode Island, the price fluctuates wildly.  In Cumberland, where I 
live, it's between 3.17 & 3.38.  Over in Pawtucket - next door - gas has 
fallen to 2.99.  So, yeah, the swine are continuing to charge what the 
market will bear, not in relation to what it's costing them.   The oil 
companies now know that people will pay $3+ per gallon without too much 
bitching.   And that's where the price will likely stay.

I mean, we kept quiet while they shipped our jobs overseas, all but 
destroyed our system of public education, and took our social security money 
to start their wars and finance the tax cuts to themselves.   Why should 
they fear at all what we think?

Louis Godena



----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 7:54 AM
Subject: Re: [AT] Gas $


> Here in Central NY the high was 3.36 and it is still there.
>
> Richard
> In Central NY
>
> -- "Indiana Robinson" <robinson at svs.net> wrote:
> Gasoline continues to inch down here. $2.88(.9) at Wally World here
> last night. The high point was $3.09(.9).
>
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