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Thread: You Think A Gallon Of Gas (or nitro) Is Expensive?
          
   
   

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    You have way to much time on your hands! But it is real interesting when you look at it like that though, thanks for doing the math.

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    A gallon of Miller High Life is about $6.40 a gallon

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    Quote Originally Posted by JeffB2
    A gallon of Miller High Life is about $6.40 a gallon
    Yes...you are correct.
    I saw a sign the other day that said beer was cheaper than gas....so "DRINK - DON'T DRIVE!"

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    A while back I got one of those emails with a list like this and it had printer cartridge ink on it................$3500 per gal. If a $30 cart has about 1 oz of ink that would work out just about right. No wonder HP "gives" the printer "free" with a computer purchase.
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