Mike said:Down to $124.
Shouldn't we police these unscrupulous folks better? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
kolanuraven said:Mike said:Down to $124.
Shouldn't we police these unscrupulous folks better? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
YES cause it should have never got to the $140+ in the first place!!!
Mike said:kolanuraven said:Mike said:Down to $124.
Shouldn't we police these unscrupulous folks better? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
YES cause it should have never got to the $140+ in the first place!!!
It's called "Price Discovery". You know a better way? :roll:
kolanuraven said:Yeah, we got some of them " Price Discoverers" around here. :lol: :lol:
When they FINALLY get caught discovering how much they can get for, say the neighbors tree stand or TV, they go to jail.
Sure got you flustered enough to go getting ' technical' on the topic.
If you like getting robbed or as you call it ' discovered"....I'll send some of the ' local discoverers' over to you then.
Mike said:kolanuraven said:Yeah, we got some of them " Price Discoverers" around here. :lol: :lol:
When they FINALLY get caught discovering how much they can get for, say the neighbors tree stand or TV, they go to jail.
Sure got you flustered enough to go getting ' technical' on the topic.
If you like getting robbed or as you call it ' discovered"....I'll send some of the ' local discoverers' over to you then.
I might enjoy jabbing back and forth with you if you actually knew what you were talking about.
I have plenty of local thieves here, thank you.
Now. Can you answer the question? :roll:
Martin Jr. said:Gas is higher in Europe because they add a lot of taxes for highway upkeep.
At the moment, taxes in France make up about 70 percent of the pump price. For comparison, the U.S. federal gasoline tax of of 2005 was 18.4 cents per gallon, with each State adding between 10 and 33 cents of tax, according to Widipedia. That makes the maximum gasoline tax rate 17% in the U.S.