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Old 26-04-2005, 12:15   #2
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Re: Is it time to fill up

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Originally Posted by Millay
My mate has just come home saying he has filled up feaqring there is another protest.

should i also be filling up scared of a protest?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politi...nd/4483881.stm

or is it just a damp squib...
I filled up last night, though I often do anyway. No point taking any chances if your job depends on it.

The government say don't panic buy, as supplies won't be interrupted even slightly. In which case, you may as well panic buy anyway just in case they are lying, because if they are NOT lying, then panic buying won't do any harm, since supplies won't be interrupted and will remain plentiful!

That's my logic anyway.
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