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Mark Wainwright said:
When are you taking holidays Fred? sometime soon? Have a great day bud
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Not really planing on taking any days off till I retire. My father in law wants to go to a big swap meet in Hershey PA. in Oct. so planing on taking him there. He wants me to take my motor home but I don't think I want to pay for the gas I think it would be cheaper to get a motel room every night.
 
Fred Scigliano said:
Not really planing on taking any days off till I retire. My father in law wants to go to a big swap meet in Hershey PA. in Oct. so planing on taking him there. He wants me to take my motor home but I don't think I want to pay for the gas I think it would be cheaper to get a motel room every night.
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Yeah it probably would be cheaper and that's at U.S. gas prices let alone Canadian.
 
Mark Wainwright said:
Yeah it probably would be cheaper and that's at U.S. gas prices let alone Canadian.
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It's 1300 miles one way and my motor home gets 7 mpg on a good day.
To bad you guys have to pay so much more than us,it sucks.
Off to work talk to you later Mark have a great day.
 
Fred Scigliano said:
It's 1300 miles one way and my motor home gets 7 mpg on a good day.
To bad you guys have to pay so much more than us,it sucks.
Off to work talk to you later Mark have a great day.
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Yeah you too Fred.. What really sucks is that we sell our oil to you guys and you refine it and sell it back to us. It that dumb or what? Ours is a bigger gallon then yours though but we still pay through the nose for it.
 
Mark Wainwright said:
Yeah you too Fred.. What really sucks is that we sell our oil to you guys and you refine it and sell it back to us. It that dumb or what? Ours is a bigger gallon then yours though but we still pay through the nose for it.
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35% of that is tax on a litre of gas !:mad:
 
fatoldguy said:
35% of that is tax on a litre of gas !:mad:
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35% is a lot FOG I agree with Mark GST sounds about right.
Worked in the oil field hauling crude oil out here and remember the Canadian trucks hauling crude oil down here. The crude gets real thick the father north you go, from what I understand the oil has to be heated to get it out of the ground and the Canadian trucks would haul our crude oil back home so they could mix it with there's to get it to go down the pipe line.
The crude down here from what I was told is the best around. But I have no idea how true that is.
Many well sites has sweet crude that looks like light beer and trust me when I tell you I have put it in my scamps fuel tank and without mixing it with gas and my car loved it the only problem is it would diesel when you shut it off sometimes like the old days fuel.
 
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I have not jumped in here in a long time, hope everyone is fine, looks like a great day here in northeast Arkansas, nice and cool.
 
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