Gas Prices

[Hauptmann Raub]

What, did you copy and paste that into an online translator just so you could be part of the fucking discussion? Wow, you are cool.

ROFL!! No, not even close.  I am actually in a German class in High school.  That is just the basics, seeing that that is all I know.  Lets try to do a little more research before we just go around and assume things, and take it as the obvious truth.  Aka, Don't be a Jackass, and just ask a simple (nice) question to find out more.  I hope that isn't too hard.

Oh shit. Oh fuck. You sure schooled me. I had better watch out for the highschool educated German professor.

While we're at it: TIME MANNER PLACE
What the fuck were you trying to say anyway?
Ich fahre das Auto zur Schule?
See that? Was that hard? Since there is no time element to the sentence, MANNER comes first (with the car) and PLACE comes last (to school).
Why would you fucking use kommen anyway? You come to school with the car? Would you say that in english? I certainly fucking wouldn't.

Since when was Schule a masc/neuter noun? Since when don't you capitalize nouns in German? WHEN? IT MUST HAVE BEEN VERY FUCJING  RECDINTLY BEFAUSET I SUFRE AS FUSFCK DIDNTT EKWRNOW ABOITUST IT

[AntiVirus]

Since when was Schule a masc/neuter noun? Since when don't you capitalize nouns in German? WHEN? IT MUST HAVE BEEN VERY FUCJING  RECDINTLY BEFAUSET I SUFRE AS FUSFCK DIDNTT EKWRNOW ABOITUST IT

You ALWAYS capitalize nouns in Germany. I suppose I had a typo, seeing that I already knew that.

I never claimed to be a "German Professor", I said I am in a german class, thus I didn't have to use a translator (for the easy stuff).

I used "Kommen" because that means to come, and I am coming to school with an automobile.

Ich komme zur schule mit dem Auto.

Ich - I
Komme = To come
Zur Schule = To school
Mit Dem Auto = With an automobile

If you put it all together: "I come to school with a car" it makes perfect since.

You come to school with the car? Would you say that in english? I certainly fucking wouldn't.

You don't write in German the same way as you write in English.  And if I were to say that in first person, It would be "I come to school with a car" which makes perfect since.

I don't know anything about this "Time Manner Place" deal, but I will just take your word for it.

[Super_X]

Ich fahre das Auto zur Schule?

Doesn't fahren mean "to ride"? So you ride cars?

[AntiVirus]

Lmao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I too ride cars.  They are amazing!

[trust]

I ride your mom.

[AntiVirus]

Ich fahre your mom. :)

[Hauptmann Raub]

Ich fahre das Auto zur Schule?

Doesn't fahren mean "to ride"? So you ride cars?

Sure, but it also means to drive.
http://dict.leo.org/?lp=ende&lang=de&searchLoc=0&cmpType=relaxed&relink=on&sectHdr=on&spellToler=std&search=fahren

[Super_X]

Oh, Okay. :) I didn't quite remember, since I last had German. (I am in german 3/4 this year, and I was in Germany for part of the summer.)

[AntiVirus]

Nice Super_X, what part of Germany?

[Ergot]

Omg. 3.05/gal at Cheveron... 3.09 at Rotten Robbie ? WTF !?!? IMPOSSIBLE!

[rabbit]

$3.39 here :\

[AntiVirus]

3.20$ yesterday where I live.

[Sidoh]

$3.89 / Gallon here.

[Ergot]

Wow for once the Bay Area isn't the highest... surprising!

See graph: http://www.sanjosegasprices.com/images/charts/xchart69.png?ii=22807

[rabbit]

Holy shit!  The highest price in Philly is $3.79!