The end days are here

The fuel light came on in my car this afternoon. So I queued for 15 minutes, put £85 in and didn't even fill the tank...

I give it a month before the negative equity folks who can't fill their cars with fuel go eventually manage to walk or cycle down to London and get banged up for 6 weeks for being terr'rists (as George W is so fond of saying).

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Doki
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Well I've still got just over 1/4 of a tank in the Mondy which is about=20

200 miles and I've about 100 in the Capper.

--=20 Conor

I only please one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow isn't=20 looking good either. - Scott Adams

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Conor

I filled the Jeep up with LPG this morning, £28, and then I called in at tesco and bought 30 litres veg for the citroen. Far easier than queuing for diesel..

Mike P

Reply to
Mike P

What he said.

I filled the tank in the golf with LPG from empty, then I put two quid odds into the petrol tank just to bring it up to 20 quid total spend.

My car costs 8p per mile to run.

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Bob Sherunckle

Filled the Aero last week for =A342. Used just over 3rd tank for a week, so if it does get silly/run out over=20 the weekend, I still have enough for work next week until the drivers go=20 back to work.

--=20 Carl Robson Audio stream:

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Reply to
Elder

I don't do "filling the tank", but £60 is enough to last me a couple of days. When I'm driving diesels I actually miss going to the petrol station, it's handy for grabbing a butty or a bottle of Fruit Twist.

Reply to
Pete M

Prefer Icy Lemon but it seems there is a shortage of lemons.

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Peter Hill

Fecking hate going to the petrol station. Mainly as I'm all over the shop with work so I don't always know where there is one, and also because I do a lot of miles and it's a waste of time.

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Doki

"Doki" gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:

I've just filled one of the 2cvs. I was the _only_ person on the forecourt, even though the station was open and stocked.

Reply to
Adrian

I was on the Wirral this afternoon and there were knobheads fighting in the queue for the pumps.

Whereas, 3 miles away in Liverpool, there doesn't seem to be any effect whatsoever - other than the local Shell only had unleaded this morning.

Wasn't a problem for me, but this evening I'm driving the pool Jeep - which is an 'orrible diesel Cherokee...

Reply to
Pete M

They probably didn't want to catch something...

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PCPaul

PCPaul gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:

Nah, it wasn't the thoroughly disreputable van with Dulux peeling everywhere. It was 'erselfs very, very good one.

Reply to
Adrian

I'm still a dirty smoker, so going to the petrol stations is handy for buying 'baccy.

Yesterday for the first time ever I filled the Xantia up from empty. I've had jobs where I earnt less in a week than what it cost! However, I had a pile of cash, cos some tinks asked me if I wanted to sell my Jeep (for a grand!) so I offloaded it to them as quick as I could and spent £100 of it filling the Xant.

Now I'm looking for something with no roof. An old MX5 or Eunos looks fave at the mo..

Mike P

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Mike P

"Mike P" gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:

Pah. Try an XM some time... My record was 91 litres.

Reply to
Adrian

I don't think I ever put more than £60 in an XM. Most of the time I ran them on veg anyway, in which case I brimmed them. You get some funny looks pouring 20 bottles into it in Tesco car park..

Mike P

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Mike P

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