as snow is imminent does that mean there may be a shortage?

oh no. Please dont get everyone worrying as people will panic buy causing big cues and making it a pain in the ass for the rest of us. Lol

 

+1

If the price of fuel keeps going up like it is there will be loads spare regardless of the weather as no-one will be able to afford to fill up.

As talking to a BP garage owner yesterday who told me its goin up another 4p a litre in january and he was told by BP to expect his garage to be at 149.9ltr by easter time.

its people like you that gets everyone panic buying

I would say so yes. because my zed is using it all up :lol::lol:

I would say so yes. because my zed is using it all up :lol::lol:

 

+1, The fuel Gauge may as well be replaced with an Hourglass....

+1, The fuel Gauge may as well be replaced with an Hourglass....

 

I'd say more like Egg Timer

its people like you that gets everyone panic buying

 

Its goverment and ppl that think a day without fuel that gets people panic buying.

calm down guys where did i say on here that, i was going to purchase so and so amount of fuel now and keep some in the garage????????

 

i was just merely asking is that a crime??

Edited December 16, 201015 yr by indian_zx

I was out and about today and did notice more than the normal amount of cars queuing for the pumps.

 

Paul

Yup once we are all snowed in and cant move our cars we will all be upset the garages are not getting deliveries lol

 

If lorrys cant get to the petrol stations then neither can we. I really wouldnt worry about it lol

If the price of fuel keeps going up like it is there will be loads spare regardless of the weather as no-one will be able to afford to fill up.

As talking to a BP garage owner yesterday who told me its goin up another 4p a litre in january and he was told by BP to expect his garage to be at 149.9ltr by easter time.

 

Yeah, it's getting bloody ridiculous.

 

I remember when they were protesting when the fuel went up from 73p to 78p a litre. Where are they now?

 

Someone should really step in and sort this crap out. I mean, when fuel goes up, EVERYTHING goes up. :censored:

Yeah, it's getting bloody ridiculous.

 

I remember when they were protesting when the fuel went up from 73p to 78p a litre. Where are they now?

 

Someone should really step in and sort this crap out. I mean, when fuel goes up, EVERYTHING goes up. :censored:

 

Worse than that is that a barrel of oil is the same price now as it was then, so whay has the end product doubled in price?

Worse than that is that a barrel of oil is the same price now as it was then, so whay has the end product doubled in price?

 

added (refining ect) costs and its still cheaper than bottled water so i find it good value myself:yes:

Edited December 17, 201015 yr by znut

added (refining ect) costs and its still cheaper than bottled water so i find it good value myself:yes:

 

Would be great value if our cars run on water, but seeing as how they dont then its not really any good as a comparison,lol.

Would be great value if our cars run on water, but seeing as how they dont then its not really any good as a comparison,lol.

 

its a way of explaining that putting water into a plastic bottle from a free sorce is far less expensive than drilling 3 miles into the earth from a platform 50 miles into the sea..getting it to shore then onto a refinery where its processed into petrol then transported into our garages for you to buy as much as you like and still less expensive...lets all protest at petrol prices but stop off on the way and pay over a fvkin pound for 500ml of water:sneaky2: the bottled water market is the biggest con trick of mankind much bigger than any oil company and even people that dont drive young and old are buying into it which by numbers is bigger and greater than gasoline consumption....now what was the question again?:lol:

Bottled water is a lot cheaper than petrol, about 35p a litre (or cheaper) in Supermarket.

 

Its all about Quantity though - I buy 70-80 litres of petrol per week. I very occasionally buy half a liter of water, which I would consider a luxury item.

 

Unfortunatly there is'nt a "from the tap" fuel alternative.

Edited December 17, 201015 yr by Yowser

added (refining ect) costs and its still cheaper than bottled water so i find it good value myself:yes:

 

Ugh, crap top gear quote of the day goes to.....