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Eish guys some of us are still stucked at work, its the last week though. On Friday I'm shoting my ride straight to KZN.
I hope I'll be able to get the full tank to take me home. This fuel thing is really scary.
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Posted: 2005-12-19 12:07:20
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Season's greetings to you too, ambyzown.
Regards to all in the 9ja forum as well.
Glad to see esato is up and running again.Was down for the longest stint that I can remember.
Almost thought that I somehow made Laffen the 'moer in' again...but realised there was a more generic problem when I couldn't access esato on one of the other pc's in the house.
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Posted: 2005-12-19 12:20:59
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Tried to see King Kong this morning but the cinema in Kimberley is only expecting it in two months.
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Posted: 2005-12-19 13:49:00
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Guess what.Today I had no choice but to put unleaded petrol in my caravelle. In a developed country the minister of minerals and energy should have been replaced and charged with incompetence,but this is Africa and that's why I am here.Adventure is always around the corner and comes unexpected.Does anyone know how much is the averiege traffic bribe in Natal? I bet you Eastern Cape is cheaper :-) You think I joke ? Think again . . . and again . . . Festive greeting from a 'semi dry' Jeffreys. Mario.
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Posted: 2005-12-19 19:57:58
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Brix, you mentioned that it was slightly warm in Kimberley? I see that you're in for another lekker day tomorrow
http://www.weathersa.co.za/Fc[....]ity.jsp?synopNo=68438&provID=6
@One And All- May the last few days of 2005 hold only happiness and peace for you and your families, and whether you're celebrating Xmas or not, warmest wishes and safe travelling. You've become more than just forum mates, so please get to your destinations and back home in safety.
Best wishes,
Xenny, Zan & Lana
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Posted: 2005-12-19 20:05:51
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@mario: I don't often come to the defense of the government but I feel ur attack on Lindiwe Hendricks is unwarrented. The oil industry last week admitted that they messed up...Why should she resign?
While we're on fuel issues, did you guys hear the joke that on hearing about our troubles Uncle Bob said he would release millions of litres of petrol from Zim's strategic stockpiles
@krypsta: It's quite bad at night. Today we had a light thunder shower.
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Posted: 2005-12-19 22:02:00
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On 2005-12-19 19:57:58, mario2002 wrote:
Guess what.Today I had no choice but to put unleaded petrol in my caravelle. In a developed country the minister of minerals and energy should have been replaced and charged with incompetence,but this is Africa and that's why I am here.Adventure is always around the corner and comes unexpected.Does anyone know how much is the averiege traffic bribe in Natal? I bet you Eastern Cape is cheaper
You think I joke ? Think again . . . and again . . . Festive greeting from a 'semi dry' Jeffreys. Mario.
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So thats gonna stuff up your engine rite?? Shit thats bad... dont most sportscars still use leaded petrol?? And all the poor guys with their skoro skoros.... they gonna feel it too....
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Posted: 2005-12-20 08:13:39
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A few tanks of leaded/unleaded won't do damage to an engine, not to any significant extent. One may experience a very minor amount of pinking or run-on if you've used a different octane, but nothing drastic. Some tuning should sort out older cars which use mostly leaded fuel, according to the Motor Manufacturers Industry. In fact, there are 7 garages in the Eastern Cape area who've indicated that they'll tune older engines for free.
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Posted: 2005-12-20 09:50:25
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I think it needs a catalytic converter or something...
I recomend using that Duel Feul form Engen for the time being....
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Posted: 2005-12-20 09:53:41
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Oh,the cricket...
So Rudolph and co managed to hold Warne et al at bay long enough to force a draw.
A few very poor umpiring decisions didn't help matters during this test either.
Plan to finish the very last of the Christmas shopping tomorrow;hate the last minute rushes and hordes of people swarming the shops.
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Posted: 2005-12-20 12:37:52
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