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Author: allan tracyallan tracy Date: Jun 14, 2008 08:27
Need a full tank for next week urgently so only being half full I
decided to join in the petrol panic something I hate doing.
I decided if I saw one open and no queue I would take the opportunity
to fill up.
Well first BP place they were queuing out down the road then
Sainsburys was chaos as was Morrisons. I thought stuff it not joning
in that I'd rather go without.
Then guess what on my way home local Shell garage open and with petrol
and every pump empty.
Good old Shell they should have these strikes more often.
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Author: Brian SmithBrian Smith Date: Jun 14, 2008 08:32
allan tracy wrote:
> Need a full tank for next week urgently so only being half full I
> decided to join in the petrol panic something I hate doing.
>
Just out of curiosity, which part of the country are we talking about?
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Author: Dom RobinsonDom Robinson Date: Jun 14, 2008 08:36
>
> Need a full tank for next week urgently so only being half full I
> decided to join in the petrol panic something I hate doing.
>
> I decided if I saw one open and no queue I would take the opportunity
> to fill up.
>
> Well first BP place they were queuing out down the road then
> Sainsburys was chaos as was Morrisons. I thought stuff it not joning
> in that I'd rather go without.
>
> Then guess what on my way home local Shell garage open and with petrol
> and every pump empty.
>
> Good old Shell they should have these strikes more often.
>
Best time to go will be around 7pm if you don't want to get caught in a queue
and presuming there's still some petrol around. That way, everyone will be in ...
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Author: allan tracyallan tracy Date: Jun 14, 2008 08:37
On 14 Jun, 16:32, Brian Smith please.com> wrote:> allan tracy wrote:
>> Need a full tank for next week urgently so only being half full I
>> decided to join in the petrol panic something I hate doing.
>
> Just out of curiosity, which part of the country are we talking about?
West Midlands, actually about three miles from Kingsbury oil terminal
where all the pickets are.
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Author: MrcheerfulMrcheerful Date: Jun 14, 2008 08:38
allan tracy wrote:
> Need a full tank for next week urgently so only being half full I
> decided to join in the petrol panic something I hate doing.
>
> I decided if I saw one open and no queue I would take the opportunity
> to fill up.
>
> Well first BP place they were queuing out down the road then
> Sainsburys was chaos as was Morrisons. I thought stuff it not joning
> in that I'd rather go without.
>
> Then guess what on my way home local Shell garage open and with petrol
> and every pump empty.
>
> Good old Shell they should have these strikes more often.
The stations are empty of punters round here in Essex and no sign of a
shortage.
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Author: Juan KerrJuan Kerr Date: Jun 14, 2008 08:42
On Jun 14, 4:36Â pm, Dom Robinson sig.com> wrote:>> Need a full tank for next week urgently so only being half full I
>> decided to join in the petrol panic something I hate doing.
>
>> I decided if I saw one open and no queue I would take the opportunity
>> to fill up.
>
>> Well first BP place they were queuing out down the road then
>> Sainsburys was chaos as was Morrisons. I thought stuff it not joning
>> in that I'd rather go without.
>
>> Then guess what on my way home local Shell garage open and with petrol
>> and every pump empty. ...
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Author: Dom RobinsonDom Robinson Date: Jun 14, 2008 08:57
> On Jun 14, 4:36Â pm, Dom Robinson sig.com> wrote:>>> Need a full tank for next week urgently so only being half full I
>>> decided to join in the petrol panic something I hate doing.
>>
>>> I decided if I saw one open and no queue I would take the opportunity
>>> to fill up.
>>
>>> Well first BP place they were queuing out down the road then
>>> Sainsburys was chaos as was Morrisons. I thought stuff it not joning
>>> in that I'd rather go without.
>> ...
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Author: Mark GoodgeMark Goodge Date: Jun 14, 2008 09:13
On Sat, 14 Jun 2008 16:36:46 +0100, Dom Robinson put finger to
keyboard and typed:
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>> Need a full tank for next week urgently so only being half full I
>> decided...
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Author: Juan KerrJuan Kerr Date: Jun 14, 2008 09:20
On Jun 14, 4:57Â pm, Dom Robinson sig.com> wrote:>
> Don't nuke them. Trap 'em and torture 'em first.
> --
Yeah gladly, but I suspect Plod would tend to invest their energies in
removing a sample of my DNA and telling me I'd breached some lowlife's
human rights.
What about human responsibilities, I wonder?
Nah, I might as well be speaking Latin..........
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Author: SplatSplat Date: Jun 14, 2008 09:30
Juan Kerr wrote:
> On Jun 14, 4:36 pm, Dom Robinson sig.com> wrote:>>> Need a full tank for next week urgently so only being half full I
>>> decided to join in the petrol panic something I hate doing.
>>> I decided if I saw one open and no queue I would take the opportunity
>>> to fill up.
>>> Well first BP place they were queuing out down the road then
>>> Sainsburys was chaos as was Morrisons. I thought stuff it not joning
>>> in that I'd rather go without.
>>> Then guess what on my way home local Shell garage open and with petrol
>>> and every pump empty.
>>> Good old Shell they should have these strikes more often.
>> Best time to go will be around 7pm if you don't want to get caught in a queue ...
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