Smokin' (12 Viewers)

[mikhail]

++ [ originally posted by Pendir ] ++
Yeah, when I started working with Brits I had to learn English all anew!

Words like "gas", "trunk", "hood" are all different in Europe

Don't let them fool you. They know what those words mean.

 

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[gray]

++ [ originally posted by Erik ] ++
Graham - petrol is more expensive than cigarettes.

Well, depending on how much you would need I suppose Either way - both are butt-expensive in the EU.

Well a pack of cigarettes can last you anywhere from a day to a week, and it might cost about $8 AUD. Petrol on the other hand is sold by the litre (or whatever stupid unit the rest of the world uses) for about $0.84 AUD, which is a fair bit of petrol to have considering you probably only need to put a piece of hose over a small cup to get the desired effect

 

[gray]

++ [ originally posted by Pendir ] ++

Words like "gas", "trunk", "hood" are all different in Europe

Are you talking about petrol, and the boot and bonnet of a car? Talk some sense, mon!

 

[Slagathor]

++ [ originally posted by Graham ] ++
Well a pack of cigarettes can last you anywhere from a day to a week, and it might cost about $8 AUD. Petrol on the other hand is sold by the litre (or whatever stupid unit the rest of the world uses) for about $0.84 AUD, which is a fair bit of petrol to have considering you probably only need to put a piece of hose over a small cup to get the desired effect

Perhaps. That is a ridiculously low price btw.

One packet of cigarettes costs €3.90
One liter of petrol costs €1.24

Environment taxes :groan:

 

[Martin]

In Norway

fuel: ~ €1.12
cigarettes: ~ €5.9

 

[Lilianna]

here in greece cigarettes cost around 3€

 

[Sarah_old]

++ [ originally posted by Dj Juve ] ++
you smoke


im stunned :dazed:

Read my earlier posts, DJ dear

 

[Layce Erayce]

++ [ originally posted by Martin ] ++
In Norway

fuel: ~ €1.12
cigarettes: ~ €5.9

FULE IS SO CHEPE IN YOUROPE?????????????

 

[mikhail]

++ [ originally posted by Josh ] ++
FULE IS SO CHEPE IN YOUROPE?????????????

Per litre, Josh. Yankee fuel is per gallon - it works out at roughly half as expensive as here in Ireland. And ye still moan about it.

 

[Layce Erayce]

oh. well its near 2 dollars a gallon here. so your approaching us

 

[mikhail]

++ [ originally posted by Josh ] ++
oh. well its near 2 dollars a gallon here. so your approaching us

Only because the Euro's kicking the Dollar's candy a$$.

 

[Layce Erayce]

..........so?


at least rap songs refer to dollars more than euros (damn what a lame comeback

 

[Dragon]

A fuel litre is like Bs. 90 here. Thats like 0.0046 dollars.

 

[mikhail]

++ [ originally posted by fabiana ] ++
A fuel litre is like Bs. 90 here. Thats like 0.0046 dollars.

Do you have an oil well in your back garden or something? You can't drill it yourself for that little.

 

[Dragon]

Thats why we are the world's fifth oil producer. Its the only thing cheap here

A litre: 90Bs
One Dollar: 1950Bs

90/1950: 0.046

(my mistake I put one more zero)

With Bs. 5,000 you usually can fill up completely most cars

 

[gray]

fabi, i'm utterly gobsmacked at that. You pay as much per litre of fuel as i get discounts. If i spend $30 at a supermarket, I'll be stoked if i get a voucher for 4c off my petrol per litre... that's how much you pay!

 

[Dragon]

Lol, Im always amazed when we go to other countries and we rent a car that we always spend so much in oil, I tell my dad that next time we should bring a little oil barrel with us!

 

[gray]

Good luck getting highly flammable liquids onto passenger jets these days

 

[Martin]

Yeah you know I was gonna take my car battery, I never dare leaving it at home. But then I saw the big red cross over the icon at the airport and I was forced to turn back. :down:

 

[gray]

Why would you not want to leave your car battery at home? Do people steal them?

btw how far do u live from the airport? You turned back and left it at home?