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What? Is that AVgas or Jet A? I assume you aren't talking about Unleaded?



Yes, but that's in Canada, so it's Monopoly money. ;)

(Seriously, from what I've noticed on visits to Vancouver, the prices up there do tend to be higher than here in the states).

Hovering under $3 for now for regular unleaded here in Seattle (well, except for the one gas station down the street from my house that is routinely 40 to 50 cents higher than everywhere else... don't know how he stays in business... he's at $3.19 now).
"There is only one basic human right, the right to do as you damn well please. And with it comes the only basic human duty, the duty to take the consequences." -P.J. O'Rourke

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(well, except for the one gas station down the street from my house that is routinely 40 to 50 cents higher than everywhere else... don't know how he stays in business... he's at $3.19 now).



Does he offer a bath house around back? Maybe he's just a drug dealer cookin' the books to launder his money! :)
Oh, exciting!!! B|
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(well, except for the one gas station down the street from my house that is routinely 40 to 50 cents higher than everywhere else... don't know how he stays in business... he's at $3.19 now).



Does he offer a bath house around back? Maybe he's just a drug dealer cookin' the books to launder his money! :)
Oh, exciting!!! B|



You know, Ballard *is* becoming hipper, I'm just not sure it's *that* hip. The only thing I've ever bought there is propane. Didn't see anything resembling a meth lab, but I'll keep my eyes open. :S:o
"There is only one basic human right, the right to do as you damn well please. And with it comes the only basic human duty, the duty to take the consequences." -P.J. O'Rourke

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Hey now, I drove down the hill and filled up the trailblazer and then dutifly put it back in the garage and pulled the cycle out. Besides, it's more fun to ride anyway. Just a bitch to go to the grocery store. :D



Fortunately, for me, it's only a 15 minute walk to go to work. :)
I'm not spending a lot of money on gas, even though i have a Chevy Venture.

But you can bet I will be in a much better shape, in the coming months. ;)

Yves.

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Just had one of my guys come back from Venezuela. Gas is .18/gallon.

Problem is - there aren't any or at least aren't very many cars.

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Fortunately, for me, it's only a 15 minute walk to go to work. :)



My walk to work:
1. Roll out of bed
2. Biological stop and shower
3. Coffee (kick ass I might add)
4. Peer outside to see what everyone else has to go out in
5. walk to the office and plug in

I need to get out a bit more during the day and walk up the hill.
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Driving to the dropzone represents about 70% of my mileage!B|
Nothing like a stroll on the beach on the way to the office...>:(

"For once you have tasted Absinthe you will walk the earth with your eyes turned towards the gutter, for there you have been and there you will long to return."

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My walk to work:
1. Roll out of bed
2. Biological stop and shower
3. Coffee (kick ass I might add)
4. Peer outside to see what everyone else has to go out in
5. walk to the office and plug in



Just reverse 2 & 3 and you and I are on the same routine:o ;), but I get my daughter ready for school during step 2 so, I couldn't do it your way:D

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My walk to work:
1. Roll out of bed
2. Biological stop and shower
3. Coffee (kick ass I might add)
4. Peer outside to see what everyone else has to go out in
5. walk to the office and plug in



Just reverse 2 & 3 and you and I are on the same routine:o ;), but I get my daughter ready for school during step 2 so, I couldn't do it your way:D



So, you've got the same rule in your employee handbook that says you're supposed to be wearing at least one article of clothing while talking to customers?
(damn I've broken that rule a few times :D)
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So, you've got the same rule in your employee handbook that says you're supposed to be wearing at least one article of clothing while talking to customers?
(damn I've broken that rule a few times :D)



Ewwwww......I think in pictures now I'm going to have to poke myself in the eye with a stick.
Fly it like you stole it!

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