My mother's just rung and told me to fill the car up as there's a strike.

What's she whittering on about?

Been down today and got myself a 3 months supply of diesel, these jerry cans are bloody expensive for a start.

 

Still its better to be safe than sorry.

NINETY FOUR FUCKING POUNDS!!!

NINETY FOUR FUCKING POUNDS!!!

what did you do fill your boot

107 quid here

 

 

not my money cant complain

Edited March 28, 201214 yr by Werder barmen

?72 but I've only got a 52 litre tank

Wierd how all this has emerged at the end of the tax year.

 

Surely our glorious leaders aren't making some desperate last ditch attempt to fill the coffers for Moody's??

NINETY FOUR FUCKING POUNDS!!!

 

i put 95 in mine last week

 

65 more tonight

They've only got fancy petrol at Tesco, or so the sign says.

Aye alreet. Some nobs fell for it and were queuing.

 

there were queues on the texaco at horwich gordons

right wheres got it and weres not might put ?5 in

there were queues on the texaco at horwich gordons

i saw the sigh and at one pound forty odd they can fuck right off. I'm off up on a road trip to the end of civilisation on Friday so I hope all these nobbers have calmed down.

Need to fill up to get home for the weekend. Hopefully news hasn't reached Cockermouth yet.

Need to fill up to get home for the weekend. Hopefully news hasn't reached Cockermouth yet.

Theyre still worried about the leccy black outs up there.

And yes I laughed at cockermouth, again

well everyone will fill up today and tomorrow, by Thursday no one will need petrol and be no queues.

 

I've used 30 quids worth today, but i'm off work for a week after tomorrow so hopefully by then will have calmed down a lil bit

Theyre still worried about the leccy black outs up there.

And yes I laughed at cockermouth, again

 

Makes me laugh every time!

Thats my thinking. I only need to fill up Friday and by then all the clowns will be driving around with full tanks.

They've not even confirmed the strike yet.

British people are more annoying than we'd like to admit.

Thats my thinking. I only need to fill up Friday and by then all the clowns will be driving around with full tanks.

They've not even confirmed the strike yet.

British people are more annoying than we'd like to admit.

 

Sssssssshhhhhhh

 

Stop being a kill joy, go and buy yourself 10 jerry cans at ?20 a piece and fill em up.

Just filled up my motor, ?70 worth of diesel and boot full of jerry cans. look like a suicide bomber with this full boot. best get rid of these spare loose cables ive got..

Thats my thinking. I only need to fill up Friday and by then all the clowns will be driving around with full tanks.

They've not even confirmed the strike yet.

British people are more annoying than we'd like to admit.

Its when they move on to stockpiling bread and mik from the supermarkets when you realise its finally hit fuckwit level

The morons queuing probably only go to the shops once a week anyway

 

Wankers

I'm off up on a road trip to the end of civilisation on Friday .

 

So, you got a Wolves ticket after all.

It's just a ploy to get you to spend more at the pumps instead of the usual tenner. More you spend more the government get in tax.

Think about it.

Another of those miserable situations this rotten country specialises in where everyone on all sides is behaving like a bellend. Firstly, the strike is supposed to be occuring on a 55% majority when 12% didn't bother to vote. Hardly a massive mandate. Secondly, there has to be a week's notice before they do so anyway so the hysterical Tory scare-mongering for political gain is so transparent even Tories aren't falling for it.

 

For what it's worth, on this occasion the complaints of the union are very much justified, if anyone else bothered to look into what they are. But if you didn't I hardly blame you due to this 'right we're pissed off, let's strike!' mentality. Even to Mr Average wandering around ASDA with his mouth hanging open there are lots of ways to make your point without striking, but not to the unions. Unimaginative and boring.

 

PS Interesting fact. Both Norman Tebbit and Michael Gove took part in strikes before they gave up proper work to become politicians.

So, you got a Wolves ticket after all.

 

Even worse, near Carlisle.

It's just a ploy to get you to spend more at the pumps instead of the usual tenner. More you spend more the government get in tax.

Think about it.

 

But you only use the same amount. That doesn't make sense, it just stays in your tank longer.