Maybe they've also realised that modern cars are too fat, ugly, expensive, over-complicated, unreliable and boring to drive.

Like they finally worked out the politiciunts are self-serving robbers (with very few honourable exceptions).

"You can't fool all of the people all of the time."

It could be that the banks have farked up their business model and won't lend them the wonga.

But like you say, they're so stupid, they are probably moaning about squirt. The amount that will panic-buy single litres of the stuff is amazing.

 

Conclusive proof that Mr Graves has finally flipped his lid.

All the years of railing at sundry idiocy has caused him to fall into a random stream-of-consciousness word association type of posting!

Nick, you're something of a fruit cake but your posts genuinely make me smile at times - even if only for their sheer off-the-walledness!

 

No, Nick's just found the "tw@t-o-tron" ™

 

[QUOTE=russellhq,Jul 1 2008, 04:01 PM] When the tory's left power in '95 tax accounted for 77p in the pound.

 

Hmm... 77p in pound against a gallon fuel at

 

Do I sense a difference of opinion?

The current duty rate is 50.35p per litre of petrol.
HMRC

The current average cost of petrol is 116p
Any petrol station.

17.5% or 17.3p is VAT

Hence tax per litre is 67.6p or tax per

 

I've had all I can take of this far king knutry and its definition of sanity.

You could say I've thrown in the sanity towel.

I'll see you all again...

...on the dark side of the moon.

 

I thought it was 17.5% on the

 

During a period when, according to the government's own inlflation figures, cumulative inlflation has only risen 39%

Maybe they switched the figures around in the hope that nobody would notice, or that BLiar could talk his way out of it, but the mask has fallen off now and everyone can see these f**=wits for what they really are.

 

It's 17.5% before the