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By *onboy777 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newark

With the cost of fuel at the mo and no sight of it coming down was wondering how far fabbers were willing to travel for a meet or how far they have travelled

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I say we buy a Fab bus and transform dogging.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I say we buy a Fab bus and transform dogging."

Where shall we go Kennelworth?

Bit of a busmans holiday as always in the doghouse anyway.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"With the cost of fuel at the mo and no sight of it coming down was wondering how far fabbers were willing to travel for a meet or how far they have travelled "

I would only travel 40 miles or so. We are at a party thats about 60 miles away tomorrow.

However, how far I would travel has nothing to do about cost. I just really cant be arsed to travel further for a fuck.

The only exception would be for an oriental, asian or black lady, as I am a great fan, but there are none down my neck of the woods....

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By *onboy777 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newark


"I say we buy a Fab bus and transform dogging."

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By *onboy777 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newark


"With the cost of fuel at the mo and no sight of it coming down was wondering how far fabbers were willing to travel for a meet or how far they have travelled

I would only travel 40 miles or so. We are at a party thats about 60 miles away tomorrow.

However, how far I would travel has nothing to do about cost. I just really cant be arsed to travel further for a fuck.

The only exception would be for an oriental, asian or black lady, as I am a great fan, but there are none down my neck of the woods.... "

It's not so much the distance just the traffic queueing gets on my tits

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"With the cost of fuel at the mo and no sight of it coming down was wondering how far fabbers were willing to travel for a meet or how far they have travelled

I would only travel 40 miles or so. We are at a party thats about 60 miles away tomorrow.

However, how far I would travel has nothing to do about cost. I just really cant be arsed to travel further for a fuck.

The only exception would be for an oriental, asian or black lady, as I am a great fan, but there are none down my neck of the woods....

It's not so much the distance just the traffic queueing gets on my tits "
we only get traffic when the grockles come down in their pikey boxes

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!

I barely travel beyond Brighton for sex. I went to Hove once though. About 30 mins drive I should think.

I'm one of the grockles who visit the nether regions of Cornwall and Devon

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I barely travel beyond Brighton for sex. I went to Hove once though. About 30 mins drive I should think.

I'm one of the grockles who visit the nether regions of Cornwall and Devon "

Grockles in Devon, Emmetts in Cornwall

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!


"I barely travel beyond Brighton for sex. I went to Hove once though. About 30 mins drive I should think.

I'm one of the grockles who visit the nether regions of Cornwall and Devon

Grockles in Devon, Emmetts in Cornwall"

Oh fancy that! I'm a holidaying tourist....that reminds me, I shall be in Monkey World in Dorset tomorrow.

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By *harliesteveCouple
over a year ago

selly oak

How far is to far?

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By *onboy777 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newark


"How far is to far?"

I've travelled 150 miles but was a regular thing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No more than an hour and I don't expect people to travel more to meet me either

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

A good meet is priceless

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

the price of fuel will never come down, its a resource and one day it will run out and til that day, the price will always go up.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"With the cost of fuel at the mo and no sight of it coming down was wondering how far fabbers were willing to travel for a meet or how far they have travelled "

We won't travel at all as we both do a lot of driving with our jobs, our fuel bill each week is about £200 give or take luckily I am vat registered so get some discount

Xx

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By *onboy777 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newark


"With the cost of fuel at the mo and no sight of it coming down was wondering how far fabbers were willing to travel for a meet or how far they have travelled

We won't travel at all as we both do a lot of driving with our jobs, our fuel bill each week is about £200 give or take luckily I am vat registered so get some discount

Xx"

If they dropped the price back to a quid a litre people would travel more and more money would flow into the government

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By *eavenNhellCouple
over a year ago

carrbrook stalybridge

One wonders why with fuel some 40-60p per litre more expensive than at the time of the fuel protests we do not see the farmers & road hauliers blockading the refinerys ?

Or could it be they do not wish to cause problems to thier friends in the current government ?

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By *onboy777 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newark


"One wonders why with fuel some 40-60p per litre more expensive than at the time of the fuel protests we do not see the farmers & road hauliers blockading the refinerys ?

Or could it be they do not wish to cause problems to thier friends in the current government ?"

I thought they passed a law on doing it but I think your right with the farmers well some anyway we should shave a national strike and all send our road tax back asking for a refund at the same time

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By *enny PR9TV/TS
over a year ago

Southport

I run a duel fuel car on LPG, cheapest I can find it at the moment around me is 63p per litre, it really goes against the grain to run it on petrol. Anyone else on LPG.

Jenny.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

so many words on the subject ---

shocking!!

and..

i blame dave cameron!! the Ba**ard.

we not all dave beckhams un know!

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By *onboy777 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newark


"so many words on the subject ---

shocking!!

and..

i blame dave cameron!! the Ba**ard.

we not all dave beckhams un know!

"

Maggie Thatcher started it all though but he is as much to blame

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"With the cost of fuel at the mo and no sight of it coming down was wondering how far fabbers were willing to travel for a meet or how far they have travelled

We won't travel at all as we both do a lot of driving with our jobs, our fuel bill each week is about £200 give or take luckily I am vat registered so get some discount

Xx

If they dropped the price back to a quid a litre people would travel more and more money would flow into the government "

Yes we certainly would and I wouldn't object to people travelling for hours to meet me

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By *rightonsteveMan
over a year ago

Brighton - even Hove!


"

I run a duel fuel car on LPG, cheapest I can find it at the moment around me is 63p per litre, it really goes against the grain to run it on petrol. Anyone else on LPG.

Jenny.

"

No, I did consider a Jaguar that had been converted to LPG but we wouldn't be able to take it through the channel tunnel and as we go through it a couple of times a year, didn't.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"so many words on the subject ---

shocking!!

and..

i blame dave cameron!! the Ba**ard.

we not all dave beckhams un know!

Maggie Thatcher started it all though but he is as much to blame "

2rite jon boy.

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By *onboy777 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newark


"so many words on the subject ---

shocking!!

and..

i blame dave cameron!! the Ba**ard.

we not all dave beckhams un know!

Maggie Thatcher started it all though but he is as much to blame

2rite jon boy. "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

I run a duel fuel car on LPG, cheapest I can find it at the moment around me is 63p per litre, it really goes against the grain to run it on petrol. Anyone else on LPG.

Jenny.

No, I did consider a Jaguar that had been converted to LPG but we wouldn't be able to take it through the channel tunnel and as we go through it a couple of times a year, didn't. "

Why not?

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By *onboy777 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newark

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By *onboy777 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newark


"

I run a duel fuel car on LPG, cheapest I can find it at the moment around me is 63p per litre, it really goes against the grain to run it on petrol. Anyone else on LPG.

Jenny.

No, I did consider a Jaguar that had been converted to LPG but we wouldn't be able to take it through the channel tunnel and as we go through it a couple of times a year, didn't.

Why not? "

LPG cars are not allowed in the tunnel for some reason

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

I run a duel fuel car on LPG, cheapest I can find it at the moment around me is 63p per litre, it really goes against the grain to run it on petrol. Anyone else on LPG.

Jenny.

No, I did consider a Jaguar that had been converted to LPG but we wouldn't be able to take it through the channel tunnel and as we go through it a couple of times a year, didn't.

Why not?

LPG cars are not allowed in the tunnel for some reason "

is that incase u get a scene from silvesta stallone film "daylight" LOL

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By *onboy777 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newark


"

I run a duel fuel car on LPG, cheapest I can find it at the moment around me is 63p per litre, it really goes against the grain to run it on petrol. Anyone else on LPG.

Jenny.

No, I did consider a Jaguar that had been converted to LPG but we wouldn't be able to take it through the channel tunnel and as we go through it a couple of times a year, didn't.

Why not?

LPG cars are not allowed in the tunnel for some reason

is that incase u get a scene from silvesta stallone film "daylight" LOL "

I'm sure petrol tank would have the same effect and they let petrol tankers thru the dartford tunnel all be it with a escort

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