My emotions really have no bearing on my ability to do simple math, you stupid ****.

I wasn't referring to your math abilities.

Fight, fight, fight, fight!!!!!!

Play dead!

Well, when I see things with my own eyes and then some dumb **** on the internet tries to tell me that I didn't, well, I'll tell the dumb **** that he's a dumb ****.

In this case, that dumb **** is you.

Any questions?

I understand that you think you saw what you claimed, but that doesn't mean that it was accurate.

Well, you're either calling me an idiot or a liar. Not an idiot because I can add. Not a liar because I have no interest in making shit up to impress some limey dildo on the internet.

I already told you what I thought: I believe that your emotions are clouding your ability to think clearly on the subject. So, no, I'm not calling you an idiot or a liar.

Subtract 3.45 from 4.15, and tell me what you come up with. Perhaps you do math differently than the rest of us.

:popcorn:

$0.70. Again, I'm not doubting your ability to do basic mathematics.

Couple charts showing the gas prices in Illinois for the last month.

Chicago: http://www.GasBuddy.com/gb_retail_pr...tme=1&units=us

Illinois: http://www.GasBuddy.com/gb_retail_pr...tme=1&units=us

Not sure about Naperville specifically but both charts show a ~.50 cent rise.

Give it up. Does not matter what numbers you give Donger will say you are wrong.

It went up 30 cents a gallon over the weekend alone. There are two gas stations at the nearest major intersection (I guess I'll let Donger identify them, since he seems to know everything else). Anyway, one of them still had gas at $3.85, and the other one had just gone up to $4.15. I paid particular attention to this because I needed gas, but was in the wrong lane to get the cheap station. By the time I went back a couple of hours later, the no-longer cheaper station had raised it's price to match the more expensive one.

Would you agree that $0.50 does not equal $0.70?