Fuel prices

I just got back from the $2 gallon in the US, and the newspapers lamenting the rising cost of fuel there.

Now a UK Gallon is 1.2 US gallons…and in the Uk we are now paying £4 per gallon, so with current exchange rate for the US to be paying same as us they would have to be paying…

$6 a US Gallon…so when my american friends fill up think of us paying 3 times what you are :-)


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  1. Comment by Todd Pearson

    7.47 pm on 3 Jun 2004

    Jason – I can’t help but think of you and your countrymen every time I fill up my Union Jack adorned MINI from Oxford and it has nothing to do with the price of my fuel : )


  2. Comment by David Finch

    8.59 pm on 3 Jun 2004

    With your help I’m done complaining. $2 doesn’t sound so bad after all.


  3. Comment by ken

    4.27 pm on 4 Jun 2004

    i thought my parents had it rough in Vancouver, BC.


  4. Comment by Jon Old

    2.42 am on 5 Jun 2004

    The next car i buy will be LPG (unless i get converted) – better for the pocket, and more importantly, better for the world!
    I’d be interested to see, as and alien in U.S., what your thoughts are on the re-worked American flag on my last post (no! not cos no-one else has commented!)


  5. Comment by Jon Old

    2.43 am on 5 Jun 2004

    The next car i buy will be LPG (unless i get converted) – better for the pocket, and more importantly, better for the world!
    I’d be interested to see, as and alien in U.S., what your thoughts are on the re-worked American flag on my last post (no! not cos no-one else has commented!)


  6. Comment by john

    2.12 am on 6 Jun 2004

    Jason

    I bit my tongue today when I was about ready to complain about gas prices

    i thought i had it bad filling up my jeep, but not even close to as bad as you have it right now my friend

    6 bucks in ridiculous


  7. Comment by Dwight

    10.04 pm on 7 Jun 2004

    Not to complain to much here Jason, but if I’m not mistaken doesn’t England have a national health care system like Canada does? If it does, doesn’t that get funded by your $6 a gallon gas cost? As an American without health insurance (last 5 years now) I would gladly pay $6 a gallon for health insurance because that would be far less than the $400+ a month for my family of three to get health care that would cover part of a doctor’s visit here and part of a perscription drug. I just think that maybe you are getting a lot more for your gas prices than we do. Our gas taxes go to fund a war I don’t support.


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