What Are You Doing Right Now? (247 Viewers)

[Tommy]

Suckers!

Its about 0.47$ or some shit like that over here in the UAE.

In my country Libya, which is considered one of the cheapest in the world, gas costs these days around 0.17$ per liter, True story

1.48$ here.

 

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[Fred]

0.17c a litre? haha it's probably cheaper to buy a $#@!load over there and have it sent by tanker over here at that price

I'm not sure, but i think Libya is the cheapest in the world in terms of petrol prices, seriously its cheaper than buying a liter of water from the market. Crazy stuff.

 

[JuveJay]

It's about $9.50 equivalent here.

 

[Fred]

Fuck!

How do you guys drive cars over there?!!

 

[Bezzy]

driving lessons this afternoon

 

[Marty]

I spend nearly $1000 each month on gas

 

[Fred]

I spend nearly $1000 each month on gas

Thats a lot. I just got a new job in a city that is 75km away from where i live, and i expect to pay much less than that every month.

 

[Marty]

I drive about 200 km each day (work) plus on weekends. Luckily the the IRS lets you deduct it on your taxes here so it's not too bad.

 

[JuveJay]

Fuck!

How do you guys drive cars over there?!!

Begrudgingly. Tax is about 40% of that. Basically every week I go to the station it has increased 1p per litre. The government could take 15p off in one swoop and it would make a huge difference to the economy, but they'd rather have their guaranteed tax. Imagine what it is like for haulage companies and others that depend on fuel prices, it is basically putting them out of business.

 

[Kate]

Having an ultrasound this afternoon. They expect me to drink a litre of water in 90 minutes, and then not pee. I am not sure how this is going to go down.

 

[Nzoric]

Have fun, I love ultrasounds

So, I might attend a class tomorrow!

 

[Enron]

You would like an internal ultrasound.

 

[Fred]

I drive about 200 km each day (work) plus on weekends. Luckily the the IRS lets you deduct it on your taxes here so it's not too bad.

200km when you add it up, or your workplace is 200 km away from home?

anyway, we don't pay taxes here, no wonder we have so many Westerners

Begrudgingly. Tax is about 40% of that. Basically every week I go to the station it has increased 1p per litre. The government could take 15p off in one swoop and it would make a huge difference to the economy, but they'd rather have their guaranteed tax. Imagine what it is like for haulage companies and others that depend on fuel prices, it is basically putting them out of business.

Thank god we don't pay taxes over here.

 

[Nzoric]

YOU DON'T HAVE TAXES BECAUSE YOU BLOW SHIT UP ALL THE TIME!

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[Firestarter]

Yo Fred!

 

[Kate]

Have fun, I love ultrasounds

So, I might attend a class tomorrow!

How many have you had? What sort of class?

You would like an internal ultrasound.

Sadly it's not internal/administered by a handsome gentleman. It'll be some brick shithouse of a woman with ham hands and coffee breath.

 

[Fred]

Ya, we're living the life aren't we? Cheap petrol, no taxes, high income rate, and when things don't go our way, we just blow shit up

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Hey there Aush!

Where you at this time, Marco Polo?

 

[Enron]

How many have you had? What sort of class?



Sadly it's not internal/administered by a handsome gentleman. It'll be some brick shithouse of a woman with ham hands and coffee breath.

I had ultrasound therapy on my ankle a bunch in high school. Treatment for a severe strain of the achilles. Developed tendonitis as part of the healing process. It was glorious.

 

[Kate]

I had ultrasound therapy on my ankle a bunch in high school. Treatment for a severe strain of the achilles. Developed tendonitis as part of the healing process. It was glorious.

It sounds it!

 

[Firestarter]

[/COLOR]Hey there Aush!

Where you at this time, Marco Polo?

I'm at work.

You?