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nps...The worrying thing is, they probably do still think Jag in English, and AM, and Mini, and....... -
Not just them, as far as that lot are concerned Honda, Nissan, Toyota, Vauxhall etc... If it's made here it must be British - Although this Govt. seem to be a bit better than "Everything must go" Brown when it comes to flogging off what's left of British industry.Originally posted by Zoiderman View Postnps...The worrying thing is, they probably do still think Jag in English, and AM, and Mini, and.......Comment
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I think Ministers were always tying tulip down when Brown walked into the room....Originally posted by Harmonic View PostNot just them, as far as that lot are concerned Honda, Nissan, Toyota, Vauxhall etc... If it's made here it must be British - Although this Govt. seem to be a bit better than "Everything must go" Brown when it comes to flogging off what's left of British industry.Comment
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Diesel owner should be forced to pay a smugness tax on top of the normal fuel duty.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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I don't mind paying for their transport, just not for rich contractors.Originally posted by Troll View PostHave you seen what Ministers & Civil Servants get around in?
Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Yes, the supermarkets are too far apart so no point in having a price war.Originally posted by Harmonic View PostThe gap at Kempshott Sainsburys has been creeping up over the last few months. Our theory is that there are a lot of diesel company car drivers in Hatch Warren/Beggarwood so demand for diesel is higher. Also with the next nearest fuel station out of action people are less likely to drive to find cheaper fuel.
But if you use Sainsburys car insurance you get a 5p off a litre voucher every month so there's less point to shopping around.Comment
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