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Petrol, diesel
« on: 11 January 2010, 11:59:47 »
I notice prices are creeping up at the pumps again.
What excuse this time, or have I missed something about a duty rise recently. Went up just after Xmas here 2p, yesterday another 1p on. Not seen much fuss or news posted about it, but then with all this snow :o

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« Reply #1 on: 11 January 2010, 12:01:47 »
No different here. The texaco down the road just have the price written on cardboard taped to the sign because its changes so often  >:(
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« Reply #2 on: 11 January 2010, 12:07:04 »
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No different here. The texaco down the road just have the price written on cardboard taped to the sign because its changes so often  >:(

That amused me last year with our local antiquated garage. They had a cardboard sign out and just kept crossing out the lower price and writing in the higher one.

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Re: Petrol, deisel
« Reply #3 on: 11 January 2010, 12:13:58 »
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I notice prices are creeping up at the pumps again.
What excuse this time, or have I missed something about a duty rise recently. Went up just after Xmas here 2p, yesterday another 1p on. Not seen much fuss or news posted about it, but then with all this snow :o

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No excuse, its just the public have stopped moaning about petrol prices >:(

I put £5 in at a garage yesterday to get me home because it was 113.9 ltr, my wife went mad and said I embarrassed her but I can get it 109.9 ltr at home so why pay more.
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« Reply #4 on: 11 January 2010, 12:32:56 »
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I notice prices are creeping up at the pumps again.
What excuse this time, or have I missed something about a duty rise recently. Went up just after Xmas here 2p, yesterday another 1p on. Not seen much fuss or news posted about it, but then with all this snow :o

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No excuse, its just the public have stopped moaning about petrol prices >:(

I put £5 in at a garage yesterday to get me home because it was 113.9 ltr, my wife went mad and said I embarrassed her but I can get it 109.9 ltr at home so why pay more.

I bet they're happy everything went metric, every penny on a liter must be nearly 5p per gallon  >:(
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Re: Petrol, deisel
« Reply #5 on: 11 January 2010, 12:46:56 »
VAT responsible for 2p rise 1st jan
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« Reply #6 on: 11 January 2010, 12:47:16 »
we accept or not , prices will go upwards continously..

forget political effects or war rumours or market games,the reserves sooner or later will be depleted.. :-/

currently 1.51£ / litre here.. and I dont know who I have to kill >:(


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Re: Petrol, deisel
« Reply #7 on: 11 January 2010, 13:43:00 »
Texaco garage in our village went up about 5p as soon as it started snowing. Captive market. Most of it was probably burnt churning up the snow and getting nowhere too. ::)

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Re: Petrol, deisel
« Reply #8 on: 11 January 2010, 13:51:23 »
best quesses on how long the oil will last is 200+ years so they cant use the excuse that its "running out" for the price rises  >:( its harder to get too yes but its not running out anytime soon. You know how this government is.....Screwed things up? running out of cash? time for the motorist to bend over and take it like a champ!  :o
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« Reply #9 on: 11 January 2010, 15:07:01 »
They get break all outa me. I haven't driven since xmas day ;D
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« Reply #10 on: 11 January 2010, 16:51:36 »
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best quesses on how long the oil will last is 200+ years so they cant use the excuse that its "running out" for the price rises  >:( its harder to get too yes but its not running out anytime soon. You know how this government is.....Screwed things up? running out of cash? time for the motorist to bend over and take it like a champ!  :o

200+ years ,  :-? no way..

just check

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2005/apr/21/oilandpetrol.news

http://www.docstoc.com/docs/951743/estimate-world-oil-reserves
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« Reply #11 on: 11 January 2010, 17:01:33 »
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I notice prices are creeping up at the pumps again.
What excuse this time, or have I missed something about a duty rise recently. Went up just after Xmas here 2p, yesterday another 1p on. Not seen much fuss or news posted about it, but then with all this snow :o

Mick
No excuse, its just the public have stopped moaning about petrol prices >:(

I put £5 in at a garage yesterday to get me home because it was 113.9 ltr, my wife went mad and said I embarrassed her but I can get it 109.9 ltr at home so why pay more.


It's 110.9p/ltr here at the mo, I put exactly 1 ltr in a can and the b****rds didn't give me my change for 111p  >:( >:( >:(
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Re: Petrol, diesel
« Reply #12 on: 11 January 2010, 17:05:43 »
Oh, and petrol will go down soon - Why?

Because on Saturday I put 70 litres in at 110.9 in order to give me some ballast on the snow. First time I've put any petrol in since August.

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« Reply #13 on: 11 January 2010, 17:10:41 »
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Oh, and petrol will go down soon - Why?

Because on Saturday I put 70 litres in at 110.9 in order to give me some ballast on the snow. First time I've put any petrol in since August.

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Thats fine, when the snow has gone, I'll come an syphone it out....
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« Reply #14 on: 11 January 2010, 17:11:49 »
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Oh, and petrol will go down soon - Why?

Because on Saturday I put 70 litres in at 110.9 in order to give me some ballast on the snow. First time I've put any petrol in since August.

Kevin

Unfortunately, you cant extract all oil from the reservoir because of surface tension and some other reasons, secondary production methods like CO2 injection or burning (you need to drill many other wells around the area) are extremely expensive so calculated reservoirs are not valid for comsumption..
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