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morrison in hinckley is still ramming now lol

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i will use the bike and train for work IF they do strike

people have been queing all day here at the pumps,pratts

Everywheres rammed, people are mongoloids.

i was confused to why the pumps where so expensive and full! i filled up out of habit.... sounds a good move haha

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This was rhyl about an hour ago..... :lol:

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haha, savage!

people are such idiots :lol:

IF there is a strike i cant see the drivers blocking the refineries,very stupid if they do

if the army are instructed to deliver the fuel they will,even if it means putting truckers jaws through.

they work very different to the police :lol:

Just fueled up (as I needed too), usually it tends to be just me at this time of night, hence why I go, however tonight there were queues at the pumps and they'd pretty much run out of everything except premium and a couple of pumps had diesel too. The guy in a jag next to me was filling up a jerry can :?

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The guy in a jag next to me was filling up a jerry can :?

:lol: Futile exercise

My fuel light about to come on and I don't put any in till pay day, probably gonna be nothing left for me :lol:

Just shows how stupid people are, there hasn't even been a strike and already its running out. Also the truck drivers are fucking stupid too, they are striking because they are having to do more runs in a shift, but all this panic buying they have caused is going to mean they are going to have to do even more deliveries over the next few days to keep up with demand :lol:

I nipped into a BP garage near chelford to grab some munch between work , the line was around HALF A MILE long!

I obviosly Just cut through the line, got shouted at by some woman, before she realised I wasnt getting fuel, idiot.

Some Merc driver was at the till about to pay via card, then the electric cut out, He was fuming, shouting hes been waiting an hour to fill up and now couldnt leave until he had someway to £90 :lol:

It's nothing to do with people being self centred but more influenced by the media. Makes a brilliant headline and sells papers. It's a media editors wet dream!

And I have to agree with strikes in part. Oil companies make a hell of a lot of money, it's about time they shared it around. I could get really into this discussion, by I won't. Too hard to type on a phone!

Total morons. I'm not even bothering, as i hate queing, and 1/4 tank is plenty.

Fucking idiots. They are training army staff to drive the tankers so even if there is a strike the fuel will still be delivered. The only way we will have shortages is by people panic buying, no doubt the petrol stations will 'adjust' their prices to make the most of the panic :disgust:

The local Shell has been putting the price up by exactly 1p a day for the last week. Diesel here is currently sitting at 149.9p, Petrol is 144.9p (i feel sorry for people who fill up with V-Power @ 157.9p)

Also the training of extra drives can't be legal surely? It kind of makes their strike completely pointless. The whole idea behind going on strike is that it causes enough disruption for people to actually shut the fuck up and listen to what you have to say. By training extra drivers to make sure there is no fuel shortage, who the fuck is even going to notice any difference? I didn't even know about this strike until I came on here so I guess the Govt plan is working quite well at the moment.

I literally thought it was just the Shell being a bit more greedy than usual.

Fuck I hate this shit ho... i mean country

That being the whole point... :lol:

At this rate I may have to borrow an electric car from work :-)

Looks like I'll have fun sorting my expenses this week then.

People are douchebags. Don't care if the world grinds to a halt as long as they're ok. Then once a few do it, others see the big queues and panic, fill up even if they aren't going anywhere. Well, you never know when you might need to go 300+ miles at no notice, do you.

But yeah, lots of smug EV drivers if this all goes shitshaped.

The guy in a jag next to me was filling up a jerry can :?

Also when i was filling my ped i literly put my fuel cap back on closed seat headed towards desk to see some matey filling his jerry can when my ped was there? like it was the last petrol fill ever.. :roll: i then went to pay but it wasnt the £10 i put in but was £20 went out confronted this guy and he said he didnt reliase i didnt pay yet i told him i only put £5 so he forked out his petrol and £5 of mine :badgrin:

Might have to invest in a bit of hose pipe and a large jerry can if all the cars are full.

Just put a fiver in mine that will do till Friday. Guarantee we won't even notice a loss of fuel just a rise in cost as usual

It was ridiculous earlier, I went to about 4 petrol stations to try and get some petrol. The largest one was a Shell garage, every single unleaded pump had an 'out of service' sign on it, and the queues were huge.

How good is this for the petrol suppliers...fuel prices are at an all time high and they're selling shit loads.

I saw David Cameron and one of his flunkies on the telly last night saying it might be an idea to keep some spare

fuel handy...just in case...those arseholes are just adding to the fucking problem by sending out mixed messages.

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The tanker drivers haven't even given their weeks notice for the strikes yet, chances are by the time the strike happens most of these stupid twats will need to fill up again :lol:

What the fuck are government doing telling people to stock up on it creating panic when they have already put in measures in place to make sure that the fuel still gets delivered? Anyone would think they earn more money if more people buy more petrol while prices are artificially high...

And I have to agree with strikes in part. Oil companies make a hell of a lot of money, it's about time they shared it around. I could get really into this discussion, by I won't. Too hard to type on a phone!

Bollocks. These tanker drivers on average earn more than twice as much as a nurse, and a nurse could tell these truck drivers a thing or two about working conditions, safety in the work place and having to do more for less.

As Andy says if they don't like it then go find another job, they won't tho because where else are they going to get paid 50k a year for driving a lorry? I think they are paid more than enough for what they do. They drive a lorry from one place to another dropping stuff off as they go, the next step down the ladder is a van courier and just under that is a pizza delivery boy :lol:

I got a couple of mates that got there hgv a few years back and they recon its a piece of piss job, they may not be carrying massive amounts of highly volatile liquid about, but they also ain't on nearly 50k a year

I've got half a tank left in the derv, that'll run me another 300 miles :ninja: :p

Stupid how the prices have spiked in anticipation of shortages, in less than seven days my local petrol station has gone from £1.44 to £1.51 for diesel.......

Thankfully i've just got a job in my town, no more 55 mile return drive to work anymore (rolling the valver on the way home one morning was the last straw).

Mountain bike's being rebuilt as we speak, won't be a patch on the one some arse stole the other summer, though.

I'm riding work again now .. only work a mile away from home so make sense as its actully quicker lol ..

Takes the piss when some one robs your bike had it done a few times :/ got them back some times but the ones i really spent money never seen again :( lol

The asda near me was chocker last night on the way home, BP garage (that's more expensive) was completely empty. I'll be dammed if I have to fill up at BP!

The asda near me was chocker last night on the way home, BP garage (that's more expensive) was completely empty. I'll be dammed if I have to fill up at BP!

I love the way BP always keep themselves as the most expensive. Even in a fuel crisis!

That's why i never go there. They raise the bar, all the others then compete just below it. BP single handedly prop the cost of fuel up and effectively dictate how much fuel costs.

The more fuel they sell, the more they raise the cost, the more fuel costs everywhere.

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