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[Sir Tigger KC]

Around 10 days ago Brent Crude peaked at $137 a barrel, pump prices immediately shot up to ridiculously high prices. It's down to $108 today, but pump prices are still up around £1.75 a litre here.
As it's such an essential commodity, same as gas and electric, maybe a price cap would be a good idea.

Yes they jacked the prices on fuel that they already had in their tanks that was bought at the lower prices, but now the tanks are full of expensive fuel which needs to be shifted. 

So the moral of the story is that we need to drive more to burn the expensive fuel, so the suppliers can fill their forecourt tanks with cheaper fuel.             

God, you're clever 

               
I know.                                                                                                                                                  

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Speaking of petrol and derv.

I passed 2 petrol stations yesterday.

One had derv at 20p a litre more 159.9 to 179.9 for derv.

At the other derv was only 6p a litre more.

One for Mulder and Scully.

[henryd]

Speaking of petrol and derv.

I passed 2 petrol stations yesterday.

One had derv at 20p a litre more 159.9 to 179.9 for derv.

At the other derv was only 6p a litre more.

One for Mulder and Scully.

yes, around 15p differnce between the two down this way whereas it used to be a couple of pence.

[TheBoy]

Around 10 days ago Brent Crude peaked at $137 a barrel, pump prices immediately shot up to ridiculously high prices. It's down to $108 today, but pump prices are still up around £1.75 a litre here.
As it's such an essential commodity, same as gas and electric, maybe a price cap would be a good idea.

But the tree hugging lentil brigade think its great, and are praying for it to reach £200 per litre.

So its all for the greater good.

[STEMO]

Around 10 days ago Brent Crude peaked at $137 a barrel, pump prices immediately shot up to ridiculously high prices. It's down to $108 today, but pump prices are still up around £1.75 a litre here.
As it's such an essential commodity, same as gas and electric, maybe a price cap would be a good idea.

But the tree hugging lentil brigade think its great, and are praying for it to reach £200 per litre.

So its all for the greater good.

They'd also like the sirloin steak I got for tonight's tea to be £200 a kilo, but I'd still buy it 

[TheBoy]

Around 10 days ago Brent Crude peaked at $137 a barrel, pump prices immediately shot up to ridiculously high prices. It's down to $108 today, but pump prices are still up around £1.75 a litre here.
As it's such an essential commodity, same as gas and electric, maybe a price cap would be a good idea.

But the tree hugging lentil brigade think its great, and are praying for it to reach £200 per litre.

So its all for the greater good.

They'd also like the sirloin steak I got for tonight's tea to be £200 a kilo, but I'd still buy it 

Damn right. opps 'em.

[Sir Tigger KC]

Around 10 days ago Brent Crude peaked at $137 a barrel, pump prices immediately shot up to ridiculously high prices. It's down to $108 today, but pump prices are still up around £1.75 a litre here.
As it's such an essential commodity, same as gas and electric, maybe a price cap would be a good idea.

But the tree hugging lentil brigade think its great, and are praying for it to reach £200 per litre.

So its all for the greater good.

They'd also like the sirloin steak I got for tonight's tea to be £200 a kilo, but I'd still buy it 

Damn right. opps 'em.

Yeah but what about all the planet killing farts and burps that that cow emitted in it's lifetime!     

[STEMO]

Around 10 days ago Brent Crude peaked at $137 a barrel, pump prices immediately shot up to ridiculously high prices. It's down to $108 today, but pump prices are still up around £1.75 a litre here.
As it's such an essential commodity, same as gas and electric, maybe a price cap would be a good idea.

But the tree hugging lentil brigade think its great, and are praying for it to reach £200 per litre.

So its all for the greater good.

They'd also like the sirloin steak I got for tonight's tea to be £200 a kilo, but I'd still buy it 

Damn right. opps 'em.

Yeah but what about all the planet killing farts and burps that that cow emitted in it's lifetime!     

I stop them doing that by eating them, thus helping the planet 

[Sir Tigger KC]

Around 10 days ago Brent Crude peaked at $137 a barrel, pump prices immediately shot up to ridiculously high prices. It's down to $108 today, but pump prices are still up around £1.75 a litre here.
As it's such an essential commodity, same as gas and electric, maybe a price cap would be a good idea.

But the tree hugging lentil brigade think its great, and are praying for it to reach £200 per litre.

So its all for the greater good.

They'd also like the sirloin steak I got for tonight's tea to be £200 a kilo, but I'd still buy it 

Damn right. opps 'em.

Yeah but what about all the planet killing farts and burps that that cow emitted in it's lifetime!     

I stop them doing that by eating them, thus helping the planet 

 

[STEMO]

Oil down to $101 this morning.

Interestingly, the Chinese stock market has been dropping over the last few days due to fears about........the spread of covid 

[TheBoy]

Around 10 days ago Brent Crude peaked at $137 a barrel, pump prices immediately shot up to ridiculously high prices. It's down to $108 today, but pump prices are still up around £1.75 a litre here.
As it's such an essential commodity, same as gas and electric, maybe a price cap would be a good idea.

But the tree hugging lentil brigade think its great, and are praying for it to reach £200 per litre.

So its all for the greater good.

They'd also like the sirloin steak I got for tonight's tea to be £200 a kilo, but I'd still buy it 

Damn right. opps 'em.

Yeah but what about all the planet killing farts and burps that that cow emitted in it's lifetime!     

Thats because cows are vegetarian, and we know all vege's are smelling bastids


I hear on the local news that Oxford County Council are voting today whether to make the Council fully vegan.  Not sure if that includes schools and other council run facilities, or just the toff's canteen...

[raywilb]

mine is gong to increase from £85 a month to £156 an increase of £ 71, electricity is my only source of power,

[TheBoy]

The Oxford council did vote that vegan policy through.  Retards.

[STEMO]

The Oxford council did vote that vegan policy through.  Retards.

It's Oxford, the result was never in doubt.

I'm thinking of moving to Russia.

[Varche]

1.81 euro a litre . Down 8 cents in 4 days.