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Tanker Driver' Strike
Are we all prepared for the fuel tanker Driver's to go on strike ? Another excuse for some garages to put up the price of petrol and diesel. How many of us could do without our cars?
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I wonder if certain garages will be restricting who they sell to this time?
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ah yes i remember the day i walked pastteh margram garage in accy town center and saw the NO WHITES sign at its entrance. Its changed hands since though and i think its now a Total petrol station and im sure its race policy will have improved :) |
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Yeah, I'm prepared. I've taken Francis Maude's advice and filled up a billy can. And I don't even have a car.
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Can I buy it off you?
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What else is the government advising us to do? Keep a gun handy in case of intruders? :rolleyes: |
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Who knows what this government is capable of?
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Maybe its time to put the 50 litres I have in jerry cans in the cars tank and then refill them. Its been in there for to long now anyway.
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Has it not evaporated?
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was an xbox1 as well so i bet the swines still limping lol |
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Good quality gasoline should be stable almost indefinitely if stored properly. Such storage should be in an airtight container, to prevent oxidation or water vapors mixing, and at a stable cool temperature, to reduce the chance of the container leaking. When gasoline is not stored correctly, gums and solids may accumulate resulting in "stale fuel". The presence of these degradation products in fuel tank, lines, and carburetor or fuel injection components, make it harder to start the engine. Upon the resumption of regular vehicle usage, though, the buildups should eventually be cleaned up by the flow of fresh petrol. Gasoline - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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went shopping at Asda, hyndburn road,this afternoon and the petrol station was closed off with cones. Just wondered if panic buying exhausted supplies, dont know for sure as there was nothing posted to say why
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probbaly just having the pumps refilled davemac they have to cone off the station when its been done because of health and safety.
they sometimes shut rising bridge when refilling is happening does anyone know where teh fuel line is on a mondeo estate coz if i run out i can sneak some outa my womans car shes a heavy sleeper :D |
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And to think, people laughed when I bought that solar powered car. I knew, just knew, I would use it one day. Who's laughing now?
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Apparently Asda had sold out, Spar had people queuing to get on the forecourt all day and have had an extra tanker delivered today to cope with demand. Mr Cameron is not making many friends is he?? :rolleyes:
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Prostitutes will be putting up their prices.
As more people hire them, to go out syphoning. |
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I question the real motives behind this prospective strike, after all the tanker drivers are more than adequately compensated for the job they do. Mclusky is just another left wing, loud mouthed, troublemaker whose sole ambition is to return us to rule by the unions.
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where did you read that:confused:
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well even if i run out of fuel and teh pumps run dry i will still support any blockade because the higher fuel gets the more expensive gas ,electricity and food becomes
does anyone remember when chicken was a cheap meat its a far cry from been cheap these days and its mainly down to covering the rise in fuel costs of having it delivered tony blair managed to get diesil up to £1.54 per litre and it looks liek camerons after breaking that record Government could take less in tax from fuel to ease any rise in the price of a barrel but then where would they get the money to give away hand over fist abroad while we who pay the flipping tax make do or go without :mad: |
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I used to buy petrol 4 gallon for a quid
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Very nice, the bad guys muscle car, much better than the Mustang.
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Filling the car up has not gone up in price in the last ten years............................................. ...................................I always put £20 of fuel in.
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The Government have advised people not to panic buy pasties after reports of queues outside Greggs. |
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This Jerry Can directive from these clowns in power,should demonstrate to all but the totally stupid,they are not fit to govern,
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i asked tonight and accy asda didnt run out of fuel today and has a delivery later tonight but the ques were big earlier today with panic buyers
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BBC News - Drought conditions confirmed in parts of Yorkshire.
Tykes have been seen queuing at taps. God says extra deliveries will be made next week. Francis Maude says 'If you are passing through Lancashire fill up a jerry can but in the meantime don't panic and carry on sharing baths' |
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Arrive in the UK next week -glad I've packed my walking boots:D
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Well I have heard of Buckets of sunshine, but I don't think that's what you wanted Gynn.
Bucket of Sunshine - ARRSEpedia |
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Our cars are both diesel. I would not store large amounts of petrol at home, we usually have a 5 litre can for the mower/pressure washer. There is no restriction on how much diesel you can store at home. Oil burning heating boilers burn red diesel so many homes could have around 2000 litres of the stuff at home usually in a plastic tank these days. |
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We empty all our fuel containers in November and don't refill them over the winter season because our gardening machinery runs abysmally if we use petrol that is even a few months old. The fuel companies must be laughing all the way to the bank this week. |
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I think the government are pulling a fast one. Everyones cars will be full so a strike over Easter will have little impact but the truck drivers are being blamed anyway. Its people like me who have to fill up every week that would have a problem if there were real shortages. |
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Sorry ... "petrol stabilizer":rolleyes::D
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;) It's not something I've heard of to be honest but the only thing we tend to use during winter is the chainsaw, the blower and the hedge cutter so one 2-stroke petrol can tends to be enough at any one time instead of the seven or eight we usually have on the go with the fleet in summer. All the tools get serviced during winter so to be honest it is a good opportunity for us to run down stocks of everything and buy fresh supplies in February when we start up again. Fortunately, I had just filled all our cans on Tuesday ahead of this little announcement but if there really does end up being a fuel shortage we'll be pretty knackered in terms of garden maintenance as everything runs on petrol. The government's timing just doesn't smell right on this one, I'm afraid. |
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People aren't going to drive further than they need to, just because their tank's are full. Some might drive less. Fearing a strike, and not wanting to waste any. Though the government will have got a £32 million early cash injection in fuel duty, after yesterday's scaremongering. PETROL QUEUES: £32 million fuel duty bonus from panic buying - AA (From South Wales Argus) |
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read today that 67% is fuel duty and then the government gets vat on top of that as an extra earner
governments past and present blame the price of a barrell of oil ,a war going on or now irans nuclear policy and seem to think that the %67 fuel duty isnt part of teh problem at all 5 years ago it was 87p per litre theres absolutely no excuse what so ever for teh prices we are paying today other than motorists are an easy target. how much revenue must the government genearte through the motorists either directly or indirectly? fuel tax fuel vat road tax insurance M.O.T parking fees parking fines speeding fines from cameras and mobile units they should be giving us fuel for free to keep us on teh road so they can keep screwing us :rolleyes: |
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thats because they are trying to boost consumption up. its a fiddle of the figures to try and tell us we are not in recession
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It's more likely people will drive less, if there's a threat of a strike. The government gets exactly the same duty. Just a little earlier than they would have. Thanks to the panic buyers. |
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asda petrol station shut,burnley road station 30 pound worth only,and thats the v power stuff only,more exspensive:(
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I don't quite get this.......there hasn't been any strike announced yet....only the possibility of one. The Army are being trained up to drive the tankers(just in case) and all this panic has been caused by the government.....who must now be rubbing their hands at the extra revenue they will get from this surge in buying.
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Stopped driving, and traded my car in, just at the right time.
http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...spPhsywY6lf7DA Be fine. Just as long as the Sedan Carriers Union don't join the strike. :rolleyes: |
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There are lots of brands ... but they all do the same thing. All the hardware stores stock it. |
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Some people easily fall into siege mentality. I won't tell you what some people were prepared to do for six oven bottoms, when there was rumour of a flour shortage in the seventies. :eek::D:eek: |
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I can hazard a guess.
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Yo Eric!
Bring this tanker driver's strike on - I can't wait to start peddling round the clear streets of the capital, all thanks to your lot: Bixi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia No cars..no taxis..no lorries..paradise! |
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Have you two collar studs, and a pair of silver shoe buckles? I'll pay next time you're up. |
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Anyway, these days I use a Boris - it saves getting your bike pinched. Have you seen that TV programme 'Sons of Anarchy'? I do a variation - "'Sons of Accy - London branch'." |
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I think you're thinking of Mrs. Miggin's pie shop, down Church. I think they did. http://www.novahq.net/forum/images/smilies/stab.gif :D |
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Well. one good thing - if people are going to have to walk some more rather than use thier car or the local cab firm - then hopefully the obscene levels of local obesity and the subsequent cost on the NHS may well drop.
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theyve not been on strike yet lol this goverment is a shambles:D
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Could you clarify something for me? Is this Government more of a shambles because:- They should have forced the drivers to go on strike sooner? Or Because they probably don't want the drivers to go on strike? |
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got me thinking today that the tanker drivers will as of now be making extra deliveries, therefore getting wacking amounts of money for overtime, so even if they do strike they've already made up their shortfall of cash.
Saw this pic on facebook tonight, made me giggle! |
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To be honest all governments make cock up's and the same goes for 13 years of Labour.. but this time we have two of the major parties working together and within less than two years they have managed to cock up everything.:D
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You sure about that ? Could any government really manage to run a country with so many millions of idiots living in it that go out panic buying something that there isn't even a shortage of yet. |
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they created the panic everybody knows its to deflect the prediction saying we are back in recession.
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because hopefully they dont drive ;)
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Anyway, just heard that the Burka Brigade may well have just elected Gorgeous George Galloway as MP for Bradford West/East Lancs East in the bye election. Therefore as part of his election manifesto, cars will be banned from those towns where the muslims outnumber the native peoples. So no more taxis or cars for you lot - it's either a mule, donkey or the roof top of a single decker bus.
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Stock piling fuel is dangerous.....and stupid as a strike hasn't happened yet. It just shows how many drivers are either selfish , stupis or perhaps even a bit of both. Can't they see that their actions are creating the problem that they want to avoid, and creating lots of lovely extra dosh for the government? |
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there are already laws, people forget they have to wait 7 days to strike.
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Not all of us Cashy....not all of us! |
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They played right into the hands of Cameron.
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I have got just under half a tank so I think I will be ok until all this calms down! :)
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i wondered if she had the cooker on while doing it but couldnt be bothered looking up teh story to be honest
i just put it down under "thinning of the herd" as terrible as it is stupidity played a huge factor in it happening if the cooker was lit at the time as well as playing with petrol indoors which is bad enough regardless of the cooker situation. as much as i despise cameron and he cant be held resposible for individuals stupidity |
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