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Post things that existed years earlier than most people realize.

HARD MODE: No George Barris
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>>29096646
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thanks biden
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>>29096646
I can't believe china increased US gas prices by coughing on everyone........

If only there was a type of vehicle that didn't use petroleum products for fuel.
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>>29096658
donnie did it
biden did nothing to stop it, as if he could
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>>29096678
no objectively biden did it in 2022. gas/oil prices actually crashed during COVID as russia and the middle east went into a price war. After 2020 prices jumped up because of the ukraine war and the middle east refusing biden's request to pump. tHe current price increase is because Trump decided to start a conflict in Iran before Venezuela was brought back online, which has only very recently (like this past 2 weeks)
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>>29096688
no objectively trump did it in 2019 by not reacting appropriately to covid (telling us it was all lies and didn't exist instead of telling us it was an intentionally loosed bioweapon)

orange nigger trump was in power first. it's all his fault. sleepy joe didn't do shit.
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>>29096646
electric power windows were on cars in the 60s, still surprises a lot of people that see it in such old cars
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>>29096690
I don’t know anybody who died from Covid. It’s little more than a cold. Are Fauci and the chinks to blame? Probably. But it’s still a nothingburger virus.
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>>29096690
>T-TRUMP DID IT BECAUSE....HE JUST DID OKAY
No, gas prices crashed in 2020. then they jumped up massively in 2021 all the way till 2024, briefly came down in 2025, then of course jumped back the fuck up in 2026. you can easily blame trump for 2026, but you cant blame him for 2022
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I have no idea what OP is babbling about. The gas station he's posting a pic of is famous for just plain charging $3 more per gallon than the rest of LA. It's in a rich neighborhood so the residents are simply willing to pay for it, in other words it isn't indicative of gas prices anywhere.

It's still $3 more than the rest of LA despite the record gas prices going on right now.
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1950s dashcam
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>>29096694
>I don’t know anybody who died from Covid. It’s little more than a cold. Are Fauci and the chinks to blame? Probably. But it’s still a nothingburger virus.
the cdc reaction was all a dog and pony show but the executive branch's reaction was equally dangerous dismissive bullshit.

>No, gas prices crashed in 2020.
because the government was internally fearmongering instead of nuking fucking china
and they needed people to spend money

>then they jumped up massively in 2021
because dumb fuck donnie decided to cut everybody checks
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>>29096698
Get an immune system, pussy
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>>29096699
humans have yet to develop an immune system to protect from the actions of jews
send another 7 billion dollars to israel over it you spray tan loving faggot
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>>29096702
I can laugh at Covid hypochondriacs and hate Jews at the same time. I’m just that good.
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>>29096697
is that that thing that let you see traffic lights high up that were blocked by your car's roof?
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>>29096707
Yes but I primarily use it for upskirting.
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>>29096696
it sounds like it would still be indicative, it's just the normal price +3

god bless the free market
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>>29096648
Reading old ads is always so much fun. Why did marketing execs stop saying what a product actually does and >implying why I should buy it?
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>>29096705
if you hate jews then you should hate trump because he is a satan-worshipping turbogoy
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>>29096711
It is not displayed as that by OP or any press release.

It's funny, the press actually gets really mad when the gas station owner tells the press to leave.
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>>29096713
look brown person, every single US president has been a jew fucker except maybe for Andrew Jackson
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>>29096713
I hate all politicians. But I hate hypochondriacs the most.
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>>29096678
>donnie did it
kek, I'm reading that in the South Park advisor character from the Satan Sweet 16 party episode.
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>>29096693
bro, it's earlier than that, even. They had that as an option on Fords and Mercurys in 1954 and earlier than that in Lincoln, I think 1952. Still, I'm sure it was applied to automobiles earlier than my beloved 50s FoMoCo.
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I remember when gas hit $4.10 average in 2008. That’s $6.30 in 2026buxxx. Average price of gas today is $4.50.
Also you guys are morons. It sounds like a jeet bot farm arguing with a chink not farm about the proper way to retcon recent American history.
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>>29096758
i was hype to see some wacky technology. post wacky technology. i wont though because i only know about Bike Lore and thats /n/
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>>29096758
Except you're retarded, cause gas is more plentiful than back then and it's still more expensive, despite the fact that in theory the only logical cost of transporting gas is... gas or whatever oil product.

Gas didn't cost that much in 2010 despite your inflation statistic, btw. If your logic was worth a shit, the price never would have gone down back then. It did.
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>>29096753
Remember when Oldsmobile existed just to do clinical trials on unproven technology?
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>>29096753
I love everything FoMoCo from 1950 to 1956 … but visually I can’t stand virtually anything they made from 1957 to 1959.
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>>29096763
I never once commented or speculated *why* the gas prices change. You made up that delusion.
I’m just saying, summer ‘08 when the market crashed, gas was more expensive than it is today. The theme of the thread is that it’s happened before, and I remember it because I was running a 93+ octane only tune and was a poor college kid.
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>THE PRESIDENT DOESN:T CONTROL GAS PRICES
>THE
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>PRESIDENT
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>DOESN"T
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>CONTROL
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>GAS
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>PRICES
>prices go up
>WOW THANKS TRUMP
>IF YOU VOTED FRO TRUMP YOU VIOTED FOR THESE HIGH PRICES
>WHY DOESNT TRUMP DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE GAS PRICES
>THIS IS MAGA FAULT
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>>29096769
>I never once commented or speculated *why* the gas prices change.
Yeah I know, I pointed that out.
>You made up that delusion.
LOL
Your stats are fake.
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>>29096774
the president going to war with oil-producing nations without the assent of congress controls gas prices
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>>29096776
Especially when he loses.
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>>29096776
Who would win?

>The global economy or
>One shit hole in the middle east that's been at war for centuries and been bombed to the stone age more times than someone can count
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>>29096776
Wonder who told the President to go to war with those places.
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>>29096779
No vietnamese ever called me nigger.
Well, except that one guy, but he was cute.
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>>29096775
>Your stats are fake.
Sure kid. I was there buying gas; you were probably in elementary school.
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>>29096775
Congress as a whole does not declare war. The Senate declares war. Furthermore, silence equals assent (ass consent).
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>>29096784
Nice graph, now post the entire time since then so we can see your stats and pattern recognition is a total lie.
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>>29096785
>Congress as a whole does not declare war. The Senate declares war.
Did you think you were smart in posting this?
>Furthermore, silence equals assent (ass consent).
It does not, especially since the law in question is literally written in the manner where only explicit consent is recognized, not inaction.
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>>29096787
This one's pretty recent. Up to this April.
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>>29096789
>BLS CPI-U
A metric which literally measure inflation by saying "the cost of energy is the cost of inflation".

If gas goes up 10%, then BLS CPI-U measures inflation at 10%.
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>>29096788
She didn’t invoke the war powers act. She just laid there with her legs spread and moaned for more police action.
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>>29096788
The US hasn’t been in a war since WWII. Read a book. Yeesh.
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>>29096791
So, you're saying gas *wasn't* expensive in 2008? That's certainly a claim, and I don't know why you're adamant about denying this.
I don't like the current gas prices either, but gas has been expensive before, which is the thread topic.
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>>29096795
The US hasn't not been in a war since WW2.
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>>29096796
>So, you're saying gas *wasn't* expensive in 2008?
No, retard? I said your graph measures inflation exclusive in energy prices and nothing else. It isn't a graph in constant dollars at all.
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>>29096764
I wasn't alive then :(
And I'd love to see some examples so I can pretend I was alive then.
>>29096766
I can get behind the '57 being visually rubbish on the front end, but had they done a '55/6 style headlight bucket with the '57 tail end a la the
t-Bird, then Ford would have become legendary. Instead they designed that shit squarish headlight bucket that was somewhat relieved by the '58 model. But I don't share your sentiment about the '59. If I can get a wagon from '59, I'd be so happy.
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>>29096646
Reminder, you shitheads, that the Chevron station by City Hall in Los Angeles famously charges $2/gallon more than any other station in the city, as a bit. Also because city employees with city-paid gas cards fill up there.
Whenever you see LOS ANGELES GAS $XXX just subtract $2 and scroll on.
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>>29096798
>Inflation isn't real and I offer no alternative
$4.10 in 2008 was worth more than $4.50 in 2026.
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>>29096802
>hyperbolic retardation while ignoring the point
I accept your concession.
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>>29096809
I consneed that your mum is a whore
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>>29096658
$3.07 in Texas.. try living in REAL America..
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>>29096646
Drive less, problem solved.
i'm more than happy to drive a small percentage less if it means our allies in Isreal prosper.
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>>29096764
I don't actually remember, but Oldsmobile was worlds first to market a true automatic transmission, the Hydromatic in 1940.
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It's whats best for israel you incel
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>>29096646
>Post things that existed years earlier than most people realize.
R.I.C.E. and hot rodding, Since the dawn of the automotive age.
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>>29096789
>it's not as bad as 2008 so it's fine
enjoy your 50 year mortgage on a gallon of synthetic oil
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>>29096840
>so it's fine
I did not imply that high gas prices are "fine." I do not like this situation at all, why would I?
Just saying that it has happened before, everyone went on a whole conspiracy about "peak oil" and how the world was ending. My gf at the time was convinced the planet was running out of oil and would irritate the shit out of me about it. I'm still here 18 years later driving 90s japboxes. It'll be fine.
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>>29096646
This seems like a subtle MIGA thread in an attempt to downplay the fact that Donald Trump has doubled the price of gas in months through his own actions.
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Anyone here remember when gas and oil prices got retardedly high under Obongo? Of course the libtards have forgotten all about that one, their lord and savior Obongo would never do anything wrong...
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>>29096853
they ebb and flow with the economy every presidential cycle but rarely does the federal government actually do anything to actively cause it like ol donnie
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>>29096853
I'm liberalish and I pointed that out over several posts in this very thread. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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>>29096850
It's not that subtle.
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the last time we had gas prices actual at the prices they should be was the beginning of Nixon. every following presidency has increased gas prices
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It's a good thing I don't vote. This was almost my fault.
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>>29096883
not your fault even if you do. you and everyone in this thread has never voted for the president (if in the USA), you voted for a representative who goes to a forum to then themselves vote for a president. Everyone who is not an elector is blameless
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>>29096892
And who is the current president of presidents?
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>>29096899
Ya mudda. And he’s right, Clinton got 3 million more votes in the 2016 election yet lost 304 to 227 in the “real” votes.
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>>29096900
one of those electors refused to vote for clinton and instead voted for a native American chief. You don't vote for the president, you vote to stack the deck and rpessure electors into voting a certain way
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>>29096693
shit ass detroit steel had electric power windows in the 60s but my broke ass ranch house built in the 60s didn't have a goddamn electric doorbell
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>>29096797
The last officially declared war for the US ended in 1945.
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>>29096753
oh i knew they were around a few years prior, but figured they didn't well and truly iron out the kinks for more widespread usage till the 60s
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>>29096764
>Look to OLDS for all that's NEW!
A bygone era...but maybe it's for the best. Since new technologies now just don't seem as cool as they used to. Or maybe we've just become jaded with its misapplications.
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>>29096900
I think I read it wrong lol. I thought he meant we vote for the president. Who then goes into a secret room and they vote for the secret world president or something.
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>>29096658
I thought his nickname was Bibi?
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>>29096710
Based, upskirting them giantesses
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>>29096693
Packard had a hydraulic/electric system in the 40's.
GM used a similar system before going all electric.
Some models of Lincoln had hydraulically driven wiper motors.
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>>29096646
>listen, he's doing just as bad as the economy was doing during a literal global pandemic
>but there's no pandemic now
O-oh. That's....uh, good to know
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>>29098951
But that was fake news about a fake virus with fake vaccines to make people get injected with real government brain-control microchips, remember?
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>>29096880
I wonder what happened in 1973...
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>>29098954
And he's doing just as bad, yeah
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>>29098951
Give him time to cook libtard!
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>>29096776
Then I guess Congress had better assent. Iran is the last player thumbing its nose at the West post-Arab Spring and they need to die in a fire unconditionally, which they're going to, whether its today, tomorrow, or 20 years from now.
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>>29096809
Adjustment for inflation is a reasonable concern in the Post-COVID world. Media outlets are throwing around the fact that all these numbers are record-breaking but they're not rightfully taking into account that the reason these numbers are record-breaking is because it takes more currency now to buy anything than it ever has in the history of currency.
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>>29098994
purchasing power hasnt changed proportionally though so stuff is still genuinely more expensive, it's not just le inflation



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