Mon, 15 Mar 2004 08:40:34
Blood for oil! Blood For Oil! BLOOD FOR OIL!!!
Gas prices have jumped by nearly 26 cents so far this year, and while they won’t be falling by that amount any time soon, they aren’t expected to rise much higher, according to the Lundberg survey of 8,000 stations nationwide. The survey was conducted Friday.
The previous combined average record high was $1.76 in May 2001.
Hmm.
If the war in Iraq was all about “BLOOOOODDD FOR OOOOIIILL,” where’s the oil?
War protesters, I’m looking at *you*.
Posted by JimK at 08:40 AM on March 15, 2004
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#2 Posted by Fred Masters 
on 03/15 at 05:41 PM -
By the way, it is only the record high if you don’t adjust for inflation. Meaning that it is the record high in the land of shit that ain’t true.
#3 Posted by jo-jo on 03/15 at 09:35 PM -
not all people who disagree with the war do so based on this reason.
#4 Posted by Nate on 03/16 at 06:13 AM -
$1.77? Don’t I wish. Here in LA, it starts at about $2.10 at the cheap places and goes up from there. Can we invade Saudia Arabia now please?
#5 Posted by Sean Galbraith on 03/16 at 04:53 PM -
*Canada quietly whistles and slowly backs away from the US with its “world largest oil deposit” ...
#7 Posted by Sean Galbraith on 03/17 at 03:20 PM -
USA: SUCK IT! {/some other wrestling guy}
#8 Posted by Steve of Norway on 03/17 at 09:01 PM -
Shut up you French bitch!
#9 Posted by Chosesinconnues on 03/20 at 05:08 PM -
*Canada quietly whistles and slowly backs away from the US with its “world largest oil deposit” ...\r
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LMAO Sean… very clever.
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#1 Posted by Fred Masters
on 03/15 at 05:26 PM -
The new claim that came out once oil prices rose was that the war was about increasing the cost on oil so Bush’s oil buddies could make more money.\r
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The only problem is that this is really the outcome of Venezuela’s screwed-up oil industry, and has little to nothing to do with the Middle East.