I like these forecasts... :)
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Re: I like these forecasts... :)
Awesome idea. Maybe then the Americans will get out of the place.Foggy Hamilton wrote:Basra, Iraq Send Michael here...?.
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Sounds great. So what's petrol? About $1.30 a litre? Two 500ml Pump bottles of water... $4.00?Michael wrote:We should be selling our ample water to Iraq in turn for their oil
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A very sad reality. I can't believe people buy water in New Zealand.Fujita Phil wrote:Sounds great. So what's petrol? About $1.30 a litre? Two 500ml Pump bottles of water... $4.00?Michael wrote:We should be selling our ample water to Iraq in turn for their oil
That pump water is just 'pumped' out from the Hunua Ranges and Waikato River.
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They'll want to get a return on there investment first (oil), which is perhaps fair enough. War is expensive.Awesome idea. Maybe then the Americans will get out of the place.
NZ must be one of the few countries in the world where tap water is the same quality as bottled water.I can't believe people buy water in New Zealand.
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lol! Tried Helensville tap water? I'd sooner drink the water out of my car's radiator. If I buy a house there I'm putting in a rain tank first thing!NZstorm wrote:NZ must be one of the few countries in the world where tap water is the same quality as bottled water.
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I may be ill informed, but from what I recall being told, Marsden Point isn't helping the prices at all. Anyone read it anywhere? I know they have been doing a huge upgrade to be able to meet the new requirements for low sulphur emmisions etc.NZstorm wrote:In USA they pay around $0.50 a litre, and they are complaining about how expensive it is. We really are paying a lot for petrol in NZ and if it wasn't for Marsden Point refinery, we would be paying a heck of a lot more.Fujita Phil wrote:So what's petrol? About $1.30 a litre?
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I put $10 Diesel in the Land Cruiser a few days ago...I got less than 10l out of the pump...$1.019 per/l or something like that. Add RUC and it's not worth it.NZstorm wrote:In USA they pay around $0.50 a litre, and they are complaining about how expensive it is. We really are paying a lot for petrol in NZ and if it wasn't for Marsden Point refinery, we would be paying a heck of a lot more.So what's petrol? About $1.30 a litre?