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Subject ITS A FRIKKEN Gas Stampede!! ITS...GASOGEDDON!! 5.79 NO WAIT, UP TO 6.21 a gallon!! with link.

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I wonder how many shitty electric cars Government Motors GM is sitting on that they want to unload in California. It only makes sense since they love fucking electric bullshit cars there!!! I bet Government Motors has a shit load of them sitting in rail cars parked in California now and ready for the LOT!!! LOL
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What I always find fascinating about people who drive electric or hybrid cars is their smug attitude of superiority about not using gasoline.  Just where do they think that all this electricity is coming from?  Obama is regulating the coal mines out of existence, and breaching dams which have provided electricity for 100 years.  Nuke plants are unreliable (i.e., Fukushima) and there is that pesky radiation to have to deal with for the next 3000 years or so.  Solar is years away from being economically feasible.  When homes and businesses are experiencing brownouts and blackouts due to overuse of available electricity, how long do you suppose it will be before electric cars will be surrounded by angry mobs who will drag the drivers out and string them up on the nearest (non-working) light pole?
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Americans are too lazy to be bothered with forming a mob, dragging anyone anywhere, much less putting out all that effort to hoist them up a light pole.

Besides, they'll be too busy stealing anything that isn't nailed down by that time.
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ON KABC...now..

some stations have closed..

As a result, wholesale prices have jumped nearly 73 cents a gallon over the last week. Experts predict that stations are about to pass on that cost to California drivers this week, and there's nothing drivers can do about it.

According to fuel analysts, we could see a jump of 10 to 30 cents a gallon in a matter of days.

What's causing this price spike? The problem is low production blamed on several oil refinery outages due to the extreme heat and continuing problems from an oil refinery fire in Northern California this summer.

californa doom only!

Bet you outa state peeps are lovin it

[link to abclocal.go.com]

[link to www.californiagasprices.com]

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