Take Yer Road Trip Now; Fundamentals for Spiraling Oil Pric

[Bret Cahill]

Pickens may have lost a few billion over the last couple of months --
a negative $25,000/ minute, 24/7 -- but the geezer will probably live
to make several times more than what he recently lost.

The same is true for Buffet's foreign currency speculations which look
less and less like speculation and more and more like common sense.

The guy with nicely trimmed facial hair at the Fed doesn't have a
whole lot of options in the info age.

He knows he ain't gonna pull a 1929 style Great Depression.


Bret Cahill

 

[Les Cargill]

Bret Cahill wrote:

Pickens may have lost a few billion over the last couple of months --
a negative $25,000/ minute, 24/7 -- but the geezer will probably live
to make several times more than what he recently lost.

Good. I'm from Bartlesville, Ok and he effectively
mounted a medieval siege against Phillips Petroleum
for the crime of fiscal prudence. Granted, the
Phillips people did it wrong...

I think the Comanche knew what to do with people like him.

The same is true for Buffet's foreign currency speculations which look
less and less like speculation and more and more like common sense.

I forget how those worked - was he shorting dollars? The um....
dollar is strengthening, which is what I suspected it
would do since it started declining first part of
this decade.

The guy with nicely trimmed facial hair at the Fed doesn't have a
whole lot of options in the info age.

He knows he ain't gonna pull a 1929 style Great Depression.

No, he'll make new and exciting mistakes.

Bret Cahill

On oil:

This supports the observation that after mortgages
hit the wall in 2007, all that "money" fled to
oil futures, which promptly collapsed from "overfarming"
through some sort of prisoners' dilemma.

I say "overfarming" - the upward pressure on price was
no longer credibly supported by very apparently
declining demand.

Dunno what the future brings, but pump prices are under $2.00 in
.....several states:

http://mjperry.blogspot.com/2008/11/average-gas-price-below-2-in-19-states.html

--
Les Cargill

 

[Bret Cahill]

Pickens may have lost a few billion over the last couple of months --
a negative $25,000/ minute, 24/7 -- but the geezer will probably live
to make several times more than what he recently lost.

Good. I'm from Bartlesville, Ok and he effectively
mounted a medieval siege against Phillips Petroleum
for the crime of fiscal prudence. Granted, the
Phillips people did it wrong...

I think the Comanche knew what to do with people like him.

The same is true for Buffet's foreign currency speculations which look
less and less like speculation and more and more like common sense.

I forget how those worked - was he shorting dollars? The um....
dollar is strengthening, which is what I suspected it
would do since it started declining first part of
this decade.

The guy with nicely trimmed facial hair at the Fed doesn't have a
whole lot of options in the info age.

He knows he ain't gonna pull a 1929 style Great Depression.

No, he'll make new and exciting mistakes.

Bret Cahill

On oil:

This supports the observation that after mortgages
hit the wall in 2007, all that "money" fled to
oil futures, which promptly collapsed from "overfarming"
through some sort of prisoners' dilemma.

I say "overfarming" - the upward pressure on price was
no longer credibly supported by very apparently
declining demand.

Dunno what the future brings, but pump prices are under $2.00 in
....several states:

Keep the road trip short meaning a short amount of time because prices
could be creeping back up before you get back.


Bret Cahill

 

[krw]

In article <aabe8585-9dbe-4460-83d7-a2548bdb0c35
@g17g2000prg.googlegroups.com>, BretCahill@aol.com says...

Pickens may have lost a few billion over the last couple of months --
a negative $25,000/ minute, 24/7 -- but the geezer will probably live
to make several times more than what he recently lost.

Good. I'm from Bartlesville, Ok and he effectively
mounted a medieval siege against Phillips Petroleum
for the crime of fiscal prudence. Granted, the
Phillips people did it wrong...

I think the Comanche knew what to do with people like him.

The same is true for Buffet's foreign currency speculations which look
less and less like speculation and more and more like common sense.

I forget how those worked - was he shorting dollars? The um....
dollar is strengthening, which is what I suspected it
would do since it started declining first part of
this decade.

The guy with nicely trimmed facial hair at the Fed doesn't have a
whole lot of options in the info age.

He knows he ain't gonna pull a 1929 style Great Depression.

No, he'll make new and exciting mistakes.

Bret Cahill

On oil:

This supports the observation that after mortgages
hit the wall in 2007, all that "money" fled to
oil futures, which promptly collapsed from "overfarming"
through some sort of prisoners' dilemma.

I say "overfarming" - the upward pressure on price was
no longer credibly supported by very apparently
declining demand.

Dunno what the future brings, but pump prices are under $2.00 in
....several states:

Keep the road trip short meaning a short amount of time because prices
could be creeping back up before you get back.

If the price of gas is the deciding factor while considering a road
trip, you can't afford it.

--
Keith

 

[Rod Speed]

krw <krw@att.bizzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

In article <aabe8585-9dbe-4460-83d7-a2548bdb0c35
@g17g2000prg.googlegroups.com>, BretCahill@aol.com says...
Pickens may have lost a few billion over the last couple of months
-- a negative $25,000/ minute, 24/7 -- but the geezer will
probably live to make several times more than what he recently
lost.

Good. I'm from Bartlesville, Ok and he effectively
mounted a medieval siege against Phillips Petroleum
for the crime of fiscal prudence. Granted, the
Phillips people did it wrong...

I think the Comanche knew what to do with people like him.

The same is true for Buffet's foreign currency speculations which
look less and less like speculation and more and more like common
sense.

I forget how those worked - was he shorting dollars? The um....
dollar is strengthening, which is what I suspected it
would do since it started declining first part of
this decade.

The guy with nicely trimmed facial hair at the Fed doesn't have a
whole lot of options in the info age.

He knows he ain't gonna pull a 1929 style Great Depression.

No, he'll make new and exciting mistakes.

Bret Cahill

On oil:

This supports the observation that after mortgages
hit the wall in 2007, all that "money" fled to
oil futures, which promptly collapsed from "overfarming"
through some sort of prisoners' dilemma.

I say "overfarming" - the upward pressure on price was
no longer credibly supported by very apparently
declining demand.

Dunno what the future brings, but pump prices are under $2.00 in
....several states:

Keep the road trip short meaning a short amount of time because
prices could be creeping back up before you get back.

If the price of gas is the deciding factor while considering a road
trip, you can't afford it.

Wrong, as always. If you can time it to take advantage of lower gas prices, only a fool wouldnt do that.

 

[krw]

In article <6o8pjlF2eqv9U1@mid.individual.net>,
rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com says...

krw <krw@att.bizzzzzzzzzz> wrote:
In article <aabe8585-9dbe-4460-83d7-a2548bdb0c35
@g17g2000prg.googlegroups.com>, BretCahill@aol.com says...
Pickens may have lost a few billion over the last couple of months
-- a negative $25,000/ minute, 24/7 -- but the geezer will
probably live to make several times more than what he recently
lost.

Good. I'm from Bartlesville, Ok and he effectively
mounted a medieval siege against Phillips Petroleum
for the crime of fiscal prudence. Granted, the
Phillips people did it wrong...

I think the Comanche knew what to do with people like him.

The same is true for Buffet's foreign currency speculations which
look less and less like speculation and more and more like common
sense.

I forget how those worked - was he shorting dollars? The um....
dollar is strengthening, which is what I suspected it
would do since it started declining first part of
this decade.

The guy with nicely trimmed facial hair at the Fed doesn't have a
whole lot of options in the info age.

He knows he ain't gonna pull a 1929 style Great Depression.

No, he'll make new and exciting mistakes.

Bret Cahill

On oil:

This supports the observation that after mortgages
hit the wall in 2007, all that "money" fled to
oil futures, which promptly collapsed from "overfarming"
through some sort of prisoners' dilemma.

I say "overfarming" - the upward pressure on price was
no longer credibly supported by very apparently
declining demand.

Dunno what the future brings, but pump prices are under $2.00 in
....several states:

Keep the road trip short meaning a short amount of time because
prices could be creeping back up before you get back.

If the price of gas is the deciding factor while considering a road
trip, you can't afford it.

Wrong, as always. If you can time it to take advantage of lower gas prices, only a fool wouldnt do that.

Asshole, as always. There are far more expensive considerations
than the price of gas. If a few bucks decides, you coultn't afford
it if gas were free. Of course, being a welfare queen, simple
economics escapes you, Ronnie.


--
Keith

 

[zzbunker@netscape.net]

On Nov 15, 12:03 pm, Les Cargill <lcarg...@cfl.rr.com> wrote:

Bret Cahill wrote:
Pickens may have lost a few billion over the last couple of months --
a negative $25,000/ minute, 24/7 -- but the geezer will probably live
to make several times more than what he recently lost.

Good. I'm from Bartlesville, Ok and he effectively
mounted a medieval siege against Phillips Petroleum
for the crime of fiscal prudence. Granted, the
Phillips people did it wrong...

I think the Comanche knew what to do with people like him.

The same is true for Buffet's foreign currency speculations which look
less and less like speculation and more and more like common sense.

I forget how those worked - was he shorting dollars? The um....
dollar is strengthening, which is what I suspected it
would do since it started declining first part of
this decade.

The guy with nicely trimmed facial hair at the Fed doesn't have a
whole lot of options in the info age.

He knows he ain't gonna pull a 1929 style Great Depression.

No, he'll make new and exciting mistakes.

Bret Cahill

On oil:

This supports the observation that after mortgages
hit the wall in 2007, all that "money" fled to
oil futures, which promptly collapsed from "overfarming"
through some sort of prisoners' dilemma.

That's mostly because Exxon was dumb enough to invest
in GM futures, rather than energy futures.
And Pickens was dumb enough to invest in Congress, rather
than Wind Energy, Solar Energy,, Pv Cells,
lasers, masers and Robots.

I say "overfarming" - the upward pressure on price was
no longer credibly supported by very apparently
declining demand.

Dunno what the future brings, but pump prices are under $2.00 in
....several states:

http://mjperry.blogspot.com/2008/11/average-gas-price-below-2-in-19-s...

--
Les Cargill

 

[Rod Speed]

krw <krw@att.bizzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

In article <6o8pjlF2eqv9U1@mid.individual.net>,
rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com says...
krw <krw@att.bizzzzzzzzzz> wrote:
In article <aabe8585-9dbe-4460-83d7-a2548bdb0c35
@g17g2000prg.googlegroups.com>, BretCahill@aol.com says...
Pickens may have lost a few billion over the last couple of
months -- a negative $25,000/ minute, 24/7 -- but the geezer will
probably live to make several times more than what he recently
lost.

Good. I'm from Bartlesville, Ok and he effectively
mounted a medieval siege against Phillips Petroleum
for the crime of fiscal prudence. Granted, the
Phillips people did it wrong...

I think the Comanche knew what to do with people like him.

The same is true for Buffet's foreign currency speculations which
look less and less like speculation and more and more like common
sense.

I forget how those worked - was he shorting dollars? The um....
dollar is strengthening, which is what I suspected it
would do since it started declining first part of
this decade.

The guy with nicely trimmed facial hair at the Fed doesn't have a
whole lot of options in the info age.

He knows he ain't gonna pull a 1929 style Great Depression.

No, he'll make new and exciting mistakes.

Bret Cahill

On oil:

This supports the observation that after mortgages
hit the wall in 2007, all that "money" fled to
oil futures, which promptly collapsed from "overfarming"
through some sort of prisoners' dilemma.

I say "overfarming" - the upward pressure on price was
no longer credibly supported by very apparently
declining demand.

Dunno what the future brings, but pump prices are under $2.00 in
....several states:

Keep the road trip short meaning a short amount of time because
prices could be creeping back up before you get back.

If the price of gas is the deciding factor while considering a road
trip, you can't afford it.

Wrong, as always. If you can time it to take advantage of lower gas
prices, only a fool wouldnt do that.

Asshole, as always.

Never ever could bullshit its way out of a wet paper bag.

There are far more expensive considerations than the price of gas.

Wrong, as always.

If a few bucks decides,

Didnt say that. I JUST said that only a fool wouldnt take advantage of a lower gas price by timing the trip.

you coultn't afford it if gas were free.

Wrong, as always.

 

[krw]

In article <6o8verF2gpdnU1@mid.individual.net>,
rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com says...

krw <krw@att.bizzzzzzzzzz> wrote:
In article <6o8pjlF2eqv9U1@mid.individual.net>,
rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com says...
krw <krw@att.bizzzzzzzzzz> wrote:
In article <aabe8585-9dbe-4460-83d7-a2548bdb0c35
@g17g2000prg.googlegroups.com>, BretCahill@aol.com says...
Pickens may have lost a few billion over the last couple of
months -- a negative $25,000/ minute, 24/7 -- but the geezer will
probably live to make several times more than what he recently
lost.

Good. I'm from Bartlesville, Ok and he effectively
mounted a medieval siege against Phillips Petroleum
for the crime of fiscal prudence. Granted, the
Phillips people did it wrong...

I think the Comanche knew what to do with people like him.

The same is true for Buffet's foreign currency speculations which
look less and less like speculation and more and more like common
sense.

I forget how those worked - was he shorting dollars? The um....
dollar is strengthening, which is what I suspected it
would do since it started declining first part of
this decade.

The guy with nicely trimmed facial hair at the Fed doesn't have a
whole lot of options in the info age.

He knows he ain't gonna pull a 1929 style Great Depression.

No, he'll make new and exciting mistakes.

Bret Cahill

On oil:

This supports the observation that after mortgages
hit the wall in 2007, all that "money" fled to
oil futures, which promptly collapsed from "overfarming"
through some sort of prisoners' dilemma.

I say "overfarming" - the upward pressure on price was
no longer credibly supported by very apparently
declining demand.

Dunno what the future brings, but pump prices are under $2.00 in
....several states:

Keep the road trip short meaning a short amount of time because
prices could be creeping back up before you get back.

If the price of gas is the deciding factor while considering a road
trip, you can't afford it.

Wrong, as always. If you can time it to take advantage of lower gas
prices, only a fool wouldnt do that.

Asshole, as always.

Never ever could bullshit its way out of a wet paper bag.

Care to take a vote of the Usenet community?

There are far more expensive considerations than the price of gas.

Wrong, as always.

Idiot, as always. The depreciation on the car is usually more than
the cost of gas. Add in meals, accommodations, and entertainment
and the cost of gas is dwarfed.

If a few bucks decides,

Didnt say that. I JUST said that only a fool wouldnt take advantage of a lower gas price by timing the trip.

As usual, you don't read. You argue with the worst of 'em, but
can't read.

you coultn't afford it if gas were free.

Wrong, as always.

Ronnie, the idiot asshole, as usual.

--
Keith

 

[Rod Speed]

krw <krw@att.bizzzzzzzzzz> wrote

Rod Speed rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com wrote
krw <krw@att.bizzzzzzzzzz> wrote
Rod Speed rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com wrote
krw <krw@att.bizzzzzzzzzz> wrote:
BretCahill@aol.com wrote

Pickens may have lost a few billion over the last couple of
months -- a negative $25,000/ minute, 24/7 -- but the geezer
will probably live to make several times more than what he
recently lost.

Good. I'm from Bartlesville, Ok and he effectively
mounted a medieval siege against Phillips Petroleum
for the crime of fiscal prudence. Granted, the
Phillips people did it wrong...

I think the Comanche knew what to do with people like him.

The same is true for Buffet's foreign currency speculations
which look less and less like speculation and more and more
like common sense.

I forget how those worked - was he shorting dollars? The um....
dollar is strengthening, which is what I suspected it
would do since it started declining first part of
this decade.

The guy with nicely trimmed facial hair at the Fed doesn't
have a whole lot of options in the info age.

He knows he ain't gonna pull a 1929 style Great Depression.

No, he'll make new and exciting mistakes.

Bret Cahill

On oil:

This supports the observation that after mortgages
hit the wall in 2007, all that "money" fled to
oil futures, which promptly collapsed from "overfarming"
through some sort of prisoners' dilemma.

I say "overfarming" - the upward pressure on price was
no longer credibly supported by very apparently
declining demand.

Dunno what the future brings, but pump prices are under $2.00 in
....several states:

Keep the road trip short meaning a short amount of time because
prices could be creeping back up before you get back.

If the price of gas is the deciding factor while considering a
road trip, you can't afford it.

Wrong, as always. If you can time it to take advantage of lower gas
prices, only a fool wouldnt do that.

Asshole, as always.

Never ever could bullshit its way out of a wet paper bag.

Care to take a vote of the Usenet community?

Thats what its always said about you.

There are far more expensive considerations than the price of gas.

Wrong, as always.

Idiot, as always. The depreciation on the car is usually more than the cost of gas.

Like hell it is. You're confusing averages with maginal costs.

Add in meals,

You cant count those, you have to eat anyway.

accommodations,

You dont even know that those are involved either.

and entertainment

Mindlessly silly.

and the cost of gas is dwarfed.

Never ever could bullshit its way out of a wet paper bag.

And thats completely irrelevant to whether if you can time the trip to
take advantage of lower gas prices, only a fool wouldnt do that anyway.

If a few bucks decides,

Didnt say that. I JUST said that only a fool wouldnt
take advantage of a lower gas price by timing the trip.

As usual, you don't read. You argue with the worst of 'em, but can't read.

Never ever could bullshit its way out of a wet paper bag.

you coultn't afford it if gas were free.

Wrong, as always.

Ronnie, the idiot asshole, as usual.

Wota stunningly rational line of argument you have there, fuckwit.

 

[zzbunker@netscape.net]

On Nov 15, 3:21 pm, krw <k...@att.bizzzzzzzzzz> wrote:

In article <aabe8585-9dbe-4460-83d7-a2548bdb0c35
@g17g2000prg.googlegroups.com>, BretCah...@aol.com says...





Pickens may have lost a few billion over the last couple of months --
a negative $25,000/ minute, 24/7 -- but the geezer will probably live
to make several times more than what he recently lost.

Good. I'm from Bartlesville, Ok and he effectively
mounted a medieval siege against Phillips Petroleum
for the crime of fiscal prudence. Granted, the
Phillips people did it wrong...

I think the Comanche knew what to do with people like him.

The same is true for Buffet's foreign currency speculations which look
less and less like speculation and more and more like common sense.

I forget how those worked - was he shorting dollars? The um....
dollar is strengthening, which is what I suspected it
would do since it started declining first part of
this decade.

The guy with nicely trimmed facial hair at the Fed doesn't have a
whole lot of options in the info age.

He knows he ain't gonna pull a 1929 style Great Depression.

No, he'll make new and exciting mistakes.

Bret Cahill

On oil:

This supports the observation that after mortgages
hit the wall in 2007, all that "money" fled to
oil futures, which promptly collapsed from "overfarming"
through some sort of prisoners' dilemma.

I say "overfarming" - the upward pressure on price was
no longer credibly supported by very apparently
declining demand.

Dunno what the future brings, but pump prices are under $2.00 in
....several states:

Keep the road trip short meaning a short amount of time because prices
could be creeping back up before you get back.

If the price of gas is the deciding factor while considering a road
trip, you can't afford it.

That's true, But since the idiots who do road trips are mostly
tax-payer funded clowns anyway, it's also why the people with
energy, engineering, science, oil,
and transportation brains shifted a lot of investments to A.I.,
RISC Computers. Optical Computers,
robots, lasers, masers, Holograms, GPS, satellites, fiber optics,
HDTV, CD, DVD, Pv Cells, Piezo,
neo Wind Energy, Solar energy, Cruise Missiles, Laser-Guided
bombs, Drones, AAVs, AUVs, Biodiesel,
neo-Batteries, On-Line-Publishing, and Phalanx, rather than to
idiots like G.M., Chrysler,
The Wall Street Journey, and Congress.

--
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