Hey! Congrats on hitting Two Million!

Hi buddy, A happy holiday season to you and yours

A BIG CONGRATS on 700 consecutive days! Awesome! Wow, another 100 days have passed again, already! : ) For some it seems pretty easy to come back each day! But for most GBs they don't seem to have the dedication or the persistence it takes to come back and post gas prices each day for other GBs! Or they just run out of gas! :( Hang onto your speed lines, it only takes one day to lose them! I'm sure you know! But even clicking on news articles links, which are the easiest points here on GasBuddy, when you can't or didn't post gas prices before midnight will save your consecutive days! : ) WARNING! Every day GBs lose their consecutive days for many reasons, many with big numbers, the #1 reason, "oops, I just forgot!" :( If you ever lose your consecutive days; that is NO FAULT of your own, please contact the mods! Keep posting each day to save your consecutive days! Keep going like a PRO Los Angeles GasBuddy! Have a nice week! Thanks buddy!

Hi buddy, I hope that you and yours have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, with lower gasoline prices

You do like dry country. Haven't been to Spokane yet. Chemult is one of those 1 horse towns on RT 97. Be through many times as we used 97 to visit WA when I was younger.

Thanks for being a buddy. Area around Roseburg is nice and it has one of the best roads to the Coast (Coos Bay/North Bend. Good fishing in the Umpqua River too. 40 Years ago we lived in Long Beach with the Navy and then worked at Lockheed in Ontario. Lived in San diego for 6 months. My wife lived in down town Burbank. We been married 49 years last month. I was born in Toppenish WA and then Dad moved us to Oregon in 1948

Lets be buddies!

Congress is considering a bill to open Alaska's ANWR now. Here's an opportunity to she who puts up roadblocks. The ANWR coastal plain holds America’s greatest potential for a major oil and natural gas discovery. The U.S. Geological Survey estimates the coastal plain has a 50 percent chance of containing 10.4 billion barrels of oil and 8.6 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. Even the recent oil discoveries in North Dakota pale in comparison to ANWR’s potential, which is likely to hold over four times more oil than any other onshore energy deposit in North America. ANWR’s oil reserves are worth $1 trillion at today’s oil prices of $100 a barrel. the oil resource is owned by the United States government: the revenue from oil production will go into the U.S. Treasury.

The Interior Department stated that Solar Millennium will be required to "provide funding for more than 8,000 acres of desert tortoise, western burrowing owl, bighorn sheep and Mojave fringe-toed lizard habitat to mitigate the project’s impacts."

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