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General Discussion / Re: Gas prices in your area
« on: June 16, 2009, 09:39:04 PM »
Prices have risen to $2.45 here, which means probably up to at least $2.65 up in Bucks County, PA.
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I've never really watched any late night shows much. I'll occasionally watch if there's a guest on the show that I know.
wow it seems like they don't bother to update their pages on the shows anymoreThat's their old television page from pre-2008, they don't update that anymore. Their new television page is (http://weather.com/tv).
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Forecast Earth dosen't exist anymore.I'm pretty sure he knows, he's just giving an example.
I swore it included the regional forecast and the daypart forecast, but I'm not too sure. And I haven't had any luck finding a video of it..Pretty sure it did at one point, most likely from 2002-2003. This lineup is shown in one of the old release notes for the XL. But, the first lineup for XL v.2 was CC>Regional Conditions>Regional Forecast>EF>Radar, which I assumed lasted from the version 2 launch until the daypart was introduced in the spring of 2002.
We only have Sam's here. I wish we had Costco, they seem to be the more popular choice.Costco wasn't ever that common here. The only one I know of here is in Moorestown, NJ just off the Turnpike that opened just a few years ago. It's a lot better than Sam's Club. We had a membership there back in 2002 and was never really that crazy about it.
yeah, but in these economic times even the best of the parks can be asked to cease operations...take chrysler for example, they're closing the best selling dealerships.I've always wondered how Chrysler is able to close their dealerships. They aren't owned by Chrysler, they're privately owned.