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Got some pics that will really upset you.......shall upload soon. 58p/ltr is still reading on the pumpbooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
go on ... where and when ...
go on ... where and when ...
Got some pics that will really upset you.......shall upload soon. 58p/ltr is still reading on the pump
a closed down petrol station????????????????????
Was once told that there is a powder that is commonly available in industry that can remove the red dye from red diesel.
They should spend our taxes better then they'd not need to tax the hell out of fuel!
If things get to the point of utter stupidity, people will simply stop using the car, move back into the cities, out of town retail stores will close - i'd take a bet on speed cameras becoming redundant too.
I am prepared to stomach up to £2.00 a litre at which point i'll sell the car and rent a place over the road from work.
If things get to the point of utter stupidity, people will simply stop using the car, move back into the cities, out of town retail stores will close - i'd take a bet on speed cameras becoming redundant too.
I am prepared to stomach up to £2.00 a litre at which point i'll sell the car and rent a place over the road from work.
£2.00/ltr is too much for my liking even to stomach it. I agree with the tax spenditure, where is it going? Same with the hike in car tax, I don't exactly see much of that being used on the roads around here, resituated an 'improved' a dangerous junction at end of my road, in mine and other people around here it is even more dangerous and just wasted cash. the tax hike needs to stop and b rought to a level of economic stability in terms of transportation of goods, hauliers getting it tough, cheap imports of food etc by cheap eastern EU hauliers should be regulated (undercutting the local haulier).
The economy is suffering big time from Brown's utter uselessness and Labour's greed. The extra tax should be visibly being used to invest and improve renewable sources including biofuels instead of forking out for lazy arses having no jobs which will get worse by increasing taxes as companies will close.
Rant over.
The economy is suffering big time from Brown's utter uselessness and Labour's greed. The extra tax should be visibly being used to invest and improve renewable sources including biofuels instead of forking out for lazy arses having no jobs which will get worse by increasing taxes as companies will close.
Rant over.
On the plus side if the tories get in, the welfare state will take a battering ... i'm almost tempted to drag the Iron Lady out of retirement!
i honestly think people on benefits should be told that they have a maximum of 30 days to get a job interview and 3 months to get a job.. if not then their benefits are cut compleatly.
i worked out that if i made my girly pregnant (shes 20) and im 21. we could be around 4k better off and we would have a house too.
i worked out that if i made my girly pregnant (shes 20) and im 21. we could be around 4k better off and we would have a house too.
yeah but as mr brown the fuc*ing cu*t is a self centered twat he wont reduced the fuel tax at all as he needs to tax something and fuel is the quickest way to get reveune. so on a down side i think we more of a chance of becoming rich then a tax cut. on a good note does anyone know how the fuel protests went today
Change is coming, what was the last election turn out .. something shocking like < 40%? I for one will be voting this time around and it won't be for gordon 'theiving b'stard' brown either.
neither will i mate. bnp for me as you can't truly trust any of the major players in the gov at hte moment
bnp for me too. Well done the lads today on the protests. The whole country needs to park the car up for the week to have in impact on their pockets. not just the government but the oil companies too. I dug the old push iron out today. going to start biking to work or just half way to begin with.
What sort of money are we going to be paying for tax next year anyway?
What sort of money are we going to be paying for tax next year anyway?
i think i can only afford to live is if i start to cycle to work anbd back. yes its a 26ish mile round trip, but if i want to eat and try and save for a house , i cannot afford to run a car. thing is though all the rich tossers in the government and around the country dont give a fook paying a couple more pence a litre. its the normal working class thats hit the worst.. iguess we need a serious action plan to stop fuel getting in to this country or at least garages or refineries. we need to blocvk the roads and if there is enough of us in the country they cant arrest us all. im dam well up for it!!!
Yup... Blockades, make country come to standstill and they have no choice to back down on something. We have the ROI to take advantage of, but the trip for me is just about close enough if i filled up enough containers to save the fuel used, ~20mile one way to border (€'s).
It's madness, Brown needs to know he wont be in gov't next election and make other parties fight for the vote, i.e help out the normal man on the street. I agree about the unemployment benifits too, still benifit dependant society thatt needs to stop Adam1.4 hit the nail on the head!
It's madness, Brown needs to know he wont be in gov't next election and make other parties fight for the vote, i.e help out the normal man on the street. I agree about the unemployment benifits too, still benifit dependant society thatt needs to stop Adam1.4 hit the nail on the head!
im paying £126.9 in Oldham, Manchester @ Shell. I did start using V-Power before christmas, but when that was 5p more than normal, at the £1.10 mark it became pointless!
Problem is the price of fuel and a political debate are so closely linked, it is difficult not to talk about them both at the same time!
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