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I am puzzled... Why are you apologising ?
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I don't think it will either, but as a matter of course you should be sourcing fuel at the cheapest convenient place. that helps to keep price down and competative as has been said. We buy ours either on a bunker card for those that go to aberdeen, or here from the brobot fuel depot. As I only go as far as kent or carlisle I can fill up here.
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For being negative on the issue KIPAX.
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His idea is not great because it needs too much support and people won't inconvinience themselves, but it's not illegal :p And erm, anyone saying boycotting a product is illegal, well, I hope to god you're wrong. It's everyones choice what the heck they do with their money, and if I said to someone, hey lets not buy from X shop because it's prices are too dear, and we'll let them know about it in the form of a letter so that they might decrease prices.. I can't see how thats illegal unless you live somewhere like N Korea ;) Signing up to this: http://www.pipelinecard.org/ Will help you get cheaper petrol though. |
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Does this mean you actually read the thread you where replying to now?
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hahaha you poor deluded soul... show me where it helps you get cheaper petrol... all i can see are if but and maybe... |
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Okay lets be pedantic.
Signing up to this: http://www.pipelinecard.org/ Aims to help you to get cheaper petrol. Better?:rolleyes: |
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Its not pedantic.. its the difference between information and crap... you post telling people that site will help people get cheaper petrol.... thats absoloute and utter bollox..
then you come back with pedantic ? I think you meant bollox :) |
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Anyway, back on topic - Petrochemical companies - another bunch of corporate crooks. Just boycotting petrol forecourts won't hurt them in the slightest as they're instrumental in so many industries that it'll merely be like a fly buzzing around an elephant - a mild annoyance at best. Their biggest market is probably in the production of plastics - used for pretty much everything these days. Has anyone else noticed how much useless plastic packaging everything we buy comes in nowadays? I don't see the point - when you buy something you generally take it out of the packaging and throw that packaging away, and the Council say they can't recycle half of the plastic used!!! What an utter waste of energy and resources.. tsk tsk! |
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Lets not argue about something so trivial please |
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Trivial? theres a massive difference between something that can save you money and something that cant... you said it can.. but it cant...its missinformtion..
as for arguing.. if you want to argue then find soemone else. I thought I was having a debate with an adult.. if your more interested in arguing then I wont waste my time with you... theres got to be adults who can hold a debate around here :) |
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Theres nothing left to debate though is there?
It's not spam, although I think that was the most interesting debate in this thread. It's not illegal because it's not selling anything. I still think the best is to watch the local prices and go to the cheapest. |
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Thanks very much for that semihere, that was very informative, I'd forgotten the exact points of it and reasonswhy, it's been so long. Any idea if it was resolved or is it still going on ? |
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