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To give you a idea back in July 2008 crude hit a high of $148 todays price is $80.00  and has been as low as $70.00 in last few weeks. so around half price to July 2008. But the real issue is the Tax man who makes a lot more then the oil companies.

 

John

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we get a 3% rise in pay and everything goes up in price...so does the wage rise count for anything?

 

our firm hasn't even given us 1%!

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To give you a idea back in July 2008 crude hit a high of $148 todays price is $80.00  and has been as low as $70.00 in last few weeks. so around half price to July 2008. But the real issue is the Tax man who makes a lot more then the oil companies.

 

John

 

Its them who are makeing the most out of it,  :) thats why we have to pay for it at that price,  :-/

 

Just seen the local putting it up ti £113. 9  ??) ??) ??) ??)

 

Asdas is about the cheapest around here at the mpment with £111.9  :)

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your lucky we did not get no rise last year but now it will be brilliant    ;D ;D ;D ;D

 

be careful you might end up drilling in the falklands ;D ;D ;D

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Short term gain Alan

 

double dip recession if the price of oil allowed to go too high / there#s no real demand its just oil traders driving the price

 

 

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Short term gain Alan

 

double dip recession if the price of oil allowed to go too high / there#s no real demand its just oil traders driving the price

 

 

yip grant but it will help us its the goverment who got to relent on the taxes

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