Just filled up - 55 litres diesel £75 - !!!!!!

PsiDOC

goldspanners wrote: »

i went out to work with my (soon to be employer) for a few days, your right, the work that took us all day would normally be a mornings worth of work here.
we are heading to calgary,like you say about toronto its very hard to find someone who was actually born in calgary,most come from different states or like us,countries.
i think calgary is a bit smaller to toronto.

Will someone PLEASE tell me exactly what on earth this has to do with the price of fuel?

goldspanners

PsiDOC wrote: »

Will someone PLEASE tell me exactly what on earth this has to do with the price of fuel?

largely nothing,its called a conversation.

you don't need to read it you know.
just click the back button on your browser,take a deep breath and carry on.;)

tersus_slate

bigjl wrote: »

From your comments I can assume you eat lentils, think that Global Warming is actually happening rather than a convenient way to allow the government to increase the taxation of the working and middle classes, so enabling the government to have the funds to pay for the bloated welfare state which consists mainly of workshy imbeciles. How is life in leftyville?

brilliant :cool:

gailey_2

Our bmw 3series is nitemare costs over 70pounds to fill tank.

Told hubby to stop filling tank as its carrying extra weight which means you use more espceially with diesil car as diesils heavier so unless going on long trip just half fill.

There is a website petrol watch so you can type in postcode see whso cheapest.
we fill up at sainsburys as earn nectar at same time but we in bristol hubby works in wales and ist penny less a litre for him to fill up in wales.

He goes slow to use less fuel its all dual carriageway/motorway to his workplace.

we recently inherited a nissan micra which hes been using for work as 25quid to fill a tank but we all so need bigger family car as 3rd baby on way and bmw dying and costing us more in repairs than its worth.

Currently carshopping for mpv thats reliable and economical to run.
But noticed the more efficient cars are so pricey its just above our budget on what we want at moment we both liking the vw touran 7seater.
Its cheaper on tax as band g less carbon emmsions need to check insurance.

I currently dont drive as just seems too costly did run a vespa for work as was so cheap to run and I worked city centre, easy parking.

I walk kids to school but luckily 15mins but many do drive and live very local but its so stressful to park.

But comparing train/bus prices think car still works out cheaper which is mad.
A lot of people cycle here but we have good cyclepath that goes all way round ringroad and can cycle to bath if someones crazy enough.

I think something will be announced in march at next budget but unsure what.

bigjl

smjxm09 wrote: »

Oh please stop as you have got me splitting my sides. :D:D I have had to email your comments to all my friends.


The truth is that I haven’t insulted you at all. I hope that the following paragraph helps you come to terms with your problem.


Paranoia is a thought process thought to be heavily influenced by anxiety or fear, often to the point of irrationality and delusion. Paranoid thinking typically includes persecutory beliefs concerning a perceived threat towards oneself. Historically, this characterization was used to describe any delusional state.


Now stay calm and have a wonderful weekend as you have made mine.:beer:

No I am not paranoid in any way, I am glad that being an opinionated fool makes your weekend.

cyclonebri1

Maybe cutting the crap out would be a good idea chaps????????????

Imp

gailey wrote: »

Our bmw 3series is nitemare costs over 70 pounds to fill tank.


We recently inherited a nissan micra which he's been using for work as 25quid to fill a tank

??????????

kriss_boy

gailey wrote: »

Our bmw 3series is nitemare costs over 70pounds to fill tank.

we recently inherited a nissan micra which hes been using for work as 25quid to fill a tank.

Well I love my 3 series to bits but its going on autotrader next week after its MOT'd and guess what- Im buying a micra.

I used to own a K11 Micra when I was at uni and my girlfriend currently has the newer K12 micra.

Lifes too short to spend about 15% of your net income on fuel, road tax and insurance. The micra costs less than half in those three areas.

smjxm09

bigjl wrote: »

No I am not paranoid in any way, I am glad that being an opinionated fool makes your weekend.

I think others here might have a different opinion. Suggest you print out this thread and take it to a therapist for his/her opinion. You will save some money on your fuel getting there if you buy a car like the Prius.

Anyway I am glad you are calming down as your rants are now down to only 2 lines. Oh watch out for the postman, as he might be reading your mail;)

PsiDOC

goldspanners wrote: »

largely nothing,its called a conversation.

So bugg€r off and start another topic to converse about the colonies instead of hijacking a thread about fuel costs!