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Re: O/T ofr Deuce: Izzy X Factor
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 9:09 pm
by Sam Slater
Re: Petrol stations
Posted: Sun Dec 02, 2007 9:20 pm
by mrmcfister
Wifey had her card declined in Tescos last week...phoned the bank they said the card was compromised.Had to issue another.If I wanted cash I could go to local post office pre arranged withdrawal.Wifey was pissed off and embarrassed to be told card was declined even though theres about 60 K in the account...I wish!! Without a card for 10 days..bummer...
Re: Petrol stations
Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 7:23 am
by steve56
I agree im fed up with the Tax they take when you want to make a withdrawl too theres always an excuse like overheards etc.Nob3y wrote:
> I is but some shitty robbing sod is enough to make yer mad
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Re: Petrol stations
Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 5:11 pm
by Ace
I LOVE petrol stations as they are easy to nick from.
Apart from having to PAY for petrol, I've had a few bags of sweets, various magazines, coca cola and newspapers.......all for free!
I like to think that the extortionate cost of petrol can be used to off-load the cost of theiving little cunts like me.
And before any fucker starts to whinge, I see plenty at the forecourts doing the same.
Re: Petrol stations
Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 5:17 pm
by fudgeflaps
Yeah, but the modern highway robbery of cashlines at Petrol Stations is just as bad- give you the ridiculous surcharge of ?1.50 to ?2.00 to access your own money!! Talk about a licence to print it, farcical!!!!
I just swipe it with the plastic, haven't had any blips (yet). None of my locals are Shell, good ol' Esso, BP and Texaco, and that twunty 'Jet' affair.
Re: Petrol stations
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2007 6:21 am
by steve56
Some of the females who work there look fit too.
Re: Petrol stations
Posted: Tue Dec 04, 2007 5:39 pm
by fudgeflaps
Not seen any up here for an eon. There are petrol clubs up here, where you play ?100 quid to fill a massive eff-off industrial drum and get outrageous ? per llitre. You just dunno how kosher it is, tho- esp with the 'red diesel' market still robbing th petrochem companies. I think there's one in Striling.
Thing is, if Morrison's, a huge brand with a reputation to protect can twunt up their fuel with silica and other guff, the likelihood is that the 'club' stuff is sulphur laden out of date rich-man's four-star.