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Old 11-24-2008, 06:23 PM
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Well, I saw 76c per liter this morning in Toronto, and let's hope the price doesn't go up from here.
I also hope that the price of gas will stay low, but I don't get my hopes too high. Sooner than later all the newly printed money from bailing out failed banks and variety of other morons will show up as decline in purchasing power of the dollar and the prices of everything of value will go up.
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