Things we have learnt from the Fuel Strike Debacle - A person is smart, where as people are dumb
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Fuel 'crisis'
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Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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If everyone buys as much fuel as they can and hoards some beans too, will it keep the UK out of recession this quarter?Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostThe giovernment really haven't thought this through. They tell everybody to fill up, and even to stockpile fuel. All the petrol stations run dry and have to be replenished. This means the tanker drivers make loads of money from working overtime, and can therefore afford to strike for a good long timeDoing the needful since 1827Comment
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Bloody annoying, I filled up the car today and there were 2 yes 2 people already at the garage AND it has gone up by 2cents to 1euro 56 a litre !! Unbelievable, luckily the garage has 9 pumps and I live in Germany where there is no shortage of fuel..
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I've just gone to fill up the car, I couldn't get into the petrol station and now I've just read online it's run out of petrol.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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I PANICKED and filled up...
No issues - a bit of a queue but the same as usual.
We're in Madrid next week so it'll be over by the time I get back...
Anyway, more important things to think about - Extension received today...
Hurrah!
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Originally posted by chef View PostBloody annoying, I filled up the car today and there were 2 yes 2 people already at the garage AND it has gone up by 2cents to 1euro 56 a litre !! Unbelievable, luckily the garage has 9 pumps and I live in Germany where there is no shortage of fuel..
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More cars at local petrol station - lots of sand on forecourt, someone clearly tried to follow Govt advice to fill up cans - I just bought some beers and fooked off homeComment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostMore cars at local petrol station - lots of sand on forecourt, someone clearly tried to follow Govt advice to fill up cans - I just bought some beers and fooked off home
That would be me filling up Tesco carrier bags (I ran out of cans)Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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