here's someone going to get a litre of petrol 2 years from now, he has had to mortgage his house to go to drive to Asda and donated a lung to pay for the roadtax...
[Edited on 17/6/08 by Mr Whippy]
Just looking at this and wondering how long it will be before we all see this as a
daily occurence?? I recon it'll still be a fair few years off but still a worrying thought.
As for that petrol station "conserving stocks" - errr yeah right, i'm sure the idea of profiteering never occured to them at all!!!
by the end of the year thats how much it will normally cost
here's someone going to get a litre of petrol 2 years from now, he has had to mortgage his house to go to drive to Asda and donated a lung to pay
for the roadtax...
[Edited on 17/6/08 by Mr Whippy]
this fella was being interviewed on the radio just now,he said he wanted the fuel to go to his regular customers and not the ones that deserted him
when a sainsburys open up nearby.anyone that bought fuel from him was given a £24 off voucher for MOT,s,
therefore as locals would be the likely ones that take him up on the mot offer they wouldnt really loose out but the non locals would...good planning
in my mind
quote:
Originally posted by Mr Whippy
by the end of the year thats how much it will normally cost
here's someone going to get a litre of petrol 2 years from now, he has had to mortgage his house to go to drive to Asda and donated a lung to pay for the roadtax...
[Edited on 17/6/08 by Mr Whippy]
It won’t be long till you end up blowing the £250 build budget on a tank of fuel 
Yeah right.
And the locals who have cars that don't yet need an MOT ?
Absolute barsteward. I hope all his regular customers go to Sainsbury's from now on.
the tax beater 3000, some engines do smoke though 
like the parking brake?
[Edited on 17/6/08 by Mr Whippy]