That and impressing the crowds at the local "cheap" pump while you're still shelling out the washingtons by the fist full.

I was filing up last summer and as always someone asked how much it hold. I said 150 gal he said $150 and was ****tn his pants. I just left it at that.

NO boat NO truck. I saved enough $$ to go buy a boat

I HAD 2 excursions til today. sold the gas pig, kept the 6.0.

I parked the Excursion in the corner of the shop for the winter. It sucks when it costs nearly $50 just to fill the TDI. Our plans for buying another offshore are definitely on hold as well- as much as we've loved the sport, we're getting pretty close to sticking a fork in it.

Ok, so when someone needs their boat moved I hope that no one will complain of the price due to the fuel

well i fiqure it this way , 1 day a week will now go to playing and gas for the boat , that still leaves 4 or more to pay for the rest of the ****ier things in life , ill have to just play harder one day instead of playing cashual for two the jl equipment will be playing much more this year , bring it !! oh yea its winter im going back to the iggloo

I posted about this last week. I spend quite a few bucks a month on truckload freight. In 2.5 years, fuel prices are up about a buck fifty a gallon but in that same time my rates are up by a buck a mile. If you're getting 8mpg, cost increases should only be 19 cents a mile, based on that $1,50 fuel increase.

The freight brokers keep telling me it's all fuel cost. My calculator says different.

UPS $13 to ship a 4 lb., $30 value 8x8x14" box to eastern Mi. from NY today...

more "oppurtunists" taking advantage of the current "climate" and the fact that as a whole we're too fokking lazy in this country to ask questions, or better yet...

demand aswers! Answers that make sense!

we just take our fisting lying down as usual...

I fill up the Donzi at the same gas station all the time (cuz its the only one i can get into) an the same kid was there all last summer. He would have to re-set my card like three times for one fill up. One time, as it ticked past seven hundred, the thought occured to me. . . . . if this was a gas bill for my house or some other kinda utility I'd be pissesd . . . . .