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IanF
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Re: Trump
Car took over £100 of V-Power yesterday.. I remember the last time fuel was rationed, flying is (was) classed as critical workforce so ended up getting fuel with all the emergency vehicles. That was when my airport car a Cavalier 1.7TD - would feel a bit pish taking using M3 or similar though
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Ian
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- Gavster
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Ukraine provinding drone assistance to help the gulf states win the drone warfare.
https://bbc.com/news/articles/cx2r4wxdw3no
Trump has fucked up so badly with this war; he completely called it wrong. He thought he could do another Venezuela. I don't think he can win this one easily, he'll probably announce that he's going to nuke Iran before doing his usual Taco manouvre.
https://bbc.com/news/articles/cx2r4wxdw3no
Trump has fucked up so badly with this war; he completely called it wrong. He thought he could do another Venezuela. I don't think he can win this one easily, he'll probably announce that he's going to nuke Iran before doing his usual Taco manouvre.
- Gavster
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Apparently Iran released this animation, which is hilarious if true
https://www.threads.com/@chrislim.ig/po ... mgo972F0_w
https://www.threads.com/@chrislim.ig/po ... mgo972F0_w
- Swervin_Mervin
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Filled up the Skoda at the weekend. No SUL at my usual Tesco on the A34, and no diesel either!
Will take the 330 to work tomorrow and hopefully there's still be some UL left for me to brim that.
Will take the 330 to work tomorrow and hopefully there's still be some UL left for me to brim that.
- integrale_evo
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The Iranian trolling is outstanding
Not looking forward to fuel chaos, as usual the media is helping create issues, telling people to fill up before the price rises, reporting shortages and queues which immediately gets everyone else buying some just incase.
Not looking forward to fuel chaos, as usual the media is helping create issues, telling people to fill up before the price rises, reporting shortages and queues which immediately gets everyone else buying some just incase.
Cheers, Harry
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I'm genuinely amazed that I've yet to see any queues, stockpiling or anything of the sort. Other than an occasional closed pump, it's been business as usual around my way. Always driven straight up to a pump - especially as the newspapers are very doom and gloom about whats happening.
I've been re-filling at 1/2 tank though, just in case to avoid leaving me high and dry if it does all kick off.
I've been re-filling at 1/2 tank though, just in case to avoid leaving me high and dry if it does all kick off.
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Feels like people just aren’t driving very much. Roads in and around London feel far less busy now. I suppose between the much greater adoption of EVs and WFH it’s a much lesser issue these days than last time around.
How about not having a sig at all?
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I haven’t noticed any issues in Cheltenham but I haven’t filled up since last week. Tesco ran out of diesel then two days later had no unleaded either, but that was about two weeks ago.
Just listened to Nick Ferrari tearing James Murray a new one on LBC, asking what the government are doing about it. Lots of European countries dropping fuel duty by 15% but we have a government ‘fuel finder’ website that can save us up to £40 a year.
Just listened to Nick Ferrari tearing James Murray a new one on LBC, asking what the government are doing about it. Lots of European countries dropping fuel duty by 15% but we have a government ‘fuel finder’ website that can save us up to £40 a year.
- Delphi
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Put some diesel in the Skoda yesterday - £1.79 per litre. It was £1.70 at the weekend. At this rate, it's going to be cheaper to daily the 928.
If you get all wobbly-lipped about the opinion of Internet strangers, maybe it's time to take a bath with the toaster as you'll never amount to sh1t anyway.
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It's also Easter holidays for schools.Mito Man wrote: Mon Mar 30, 2026 8:05 pm Feels like people just aren’t driving very much. Roads in and around London feel far less busy now. I suppose between the much greater adoption of EVs and WFH it’s a much lesser issue these days than last time around.
The Evo forum really is a shadow of its former self. I remember when the internet was for the elite and now they seem to let any spastic on
IaFG Down Under Division
IaFG Down Under Division
- Rich B
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To be fair, if they drop the duty it won’t even bring it down to what it was 6 weeks ago, then it’ll be back up to where it is now in another few weeks, but there’ll be a big hole in the finances. Then there’ll be uproar when they put it back up.240PP wrote: Tue Mar 31, 2026 8:21 am I haven’t noticed any issues in Cheltenham but I haven’t filled up since last week. Tesco ran out of diesel then two days later had no unleaded either, but that was about two weeks ago.
Just listened to Nick Ferrari tearing James Murray a new one on LBC, asking what the government are doing about it. Lots of European countries dropping fuel duty by 15% but we have a government ‘fuel finder’ website that can save us up to £40 a year.
Best we can do is sit it out and see where it ends up - we got to £2 or more last time…
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I'm afraid I'm reluctantly aligned with that. And I can see how the govt would struggle to make any decision on this when nobody (least of all Trump) can articulate the end-goal of this conflict, and therefore the point at which we might be able to define the incident as "over".Rich B wrote: Tue Mar 31, 2026 10:57 am To be fair, if they drop the duty it won’t even bring it down to what it was 6 weeks ago, then it’ll be back up to where it is now in another few weeks, but there’ll be a big hole in the finances. Then there’ll be uproar when they put it back up.
Best we can do is sit it out and see where it ends up - we got to £2 or more last time…![]()
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I’m sure the forecasted £8bn Government tax windfall from fuel duty over the next few months has nothing to do with their decisions… nope, nothing at all