Vadim Computers goes into liquidation

Gordon Brown has created the strongest economy we have seen.???

Having a laugh aint ya?? He aint created
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. He's inherited plenty.. Good and bad.
 
...and back on topic

It's nice to see that Vadim will still be overseeing and working on the Blastflow gear.
 
name='Mr. Smith' said:
rofl.

What do you suggest we do? Stop buying fuel? People need cars!

1stly, people don`t need cars to the extent they exist today, after the 1st for a household, they are a luxury.

2ndly, people use cars to take their kids to school - at the end of their street. People use cars to goto the corner shop - at the end of their street.

People WANT to drive their cars on a 1:1 ratio, and use it for every travel-moment (generalization) mainly on a luxury basis.

So yes, stop buying the fuel. Make that full tank last 2 weeks instead of a week - u`ve now not given them how much ?

To have the mindset that cars are NEEDED gives the supplier a stiffy. They arent needed to the extent that they are.

In terms of the taxation, people need to realize that, if for example u pay £1.20 w/ 40p of that going to tax (as an example, not real figures). The government could cut the tax to 20p - but don`t believe for 1 minute that the price of ur fuel will stay at £1.00. Mr Oilman knows for a fact that u have previously been willing to pay £1.20, so gradually that`s what the price will creap up to.. then go further. Then when it reaches £1.30, you`ll blame the government for the taxing of it again.

You pay what they`ll get away with charging you.

I can guarantee u that if tax was taken away completely for petrol, within so many months or years u`ll be back to paying the price u have now. Because u will pay it - no other reason. There`s no supply-costing or anything massaged into it. If the frieghtliners charged less to ship/dock it, ur buying price will still stay the same.
 
name='Silentsnake' said:
whoops spelt politicians wrong hehe

and wow Mr Smith you really know your stuff lool

Cheers, yeah sorry for pulling you up, I was in a bad mood lol

name='Bungral' said:
Gordon Brown has created the strongest economy we have seen.???

Having a laugh aint ya?? He aint created
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. He's inherited plenty.. Good and bad.

Nah mate. Since Blair was elected Brown has been the Chancellor of Exchequer; meaning he was resbonsible for all ecomonic and financial matters. Since Brown was the Chancellor the UK has experienced more consistent growth in our ecomonic history. E.g The UK generates more investments and aquisitions in BOTH number and value than the next two European comptitors. COMBINED. All Brown. I don't really like him, his taxation system sucks but meh.

name='PV5150' said:
...and back on topic

It's nice to see that Vadim will still be overseeing and working on the Blastflow gear.

Cool, Blastflow is a good idea however it seems quite expensive and I'd always be apprehensive about buying an adaptable block (that cost more in the first place) due to worries a small firm would cease to exist and then you'd have a useless block. I suppose the counter to that is most w/b are useless as they only fit specific models (exc. the mcw60 which is probably the best gpu block investment I've made)... But they are cheaper...

name='Rastalovich' said:
1stly, people don`t need cars to the extent they exist today, after the 1st for a household, they are a luxury.

2ndly, people use cars to take their kids to school - at the end of their street. People use cars to goto the corner shop - at the end of their street.

People WANT to drive their cars on a 1:1 ratio, and use it for every travel-moment (generalization) mainly on a luxury basis.

So yes, stop buying the fuel. Make that full tank last 2 weeks instead of a week - u`ve now not given them how much ?

To have the mindset that cars are NEEDED gives the supplier a stiffy. They arent needed to the extent that they are.

In terms of the taxation, people need to realize that, if for example u pay £1.20 w/ 40p of that going to tax (as an example, not real figures). The government could cut the tax to 20p - but don`t believe for 1 minute that the price of ur fuel will stay at £1.00. Mr Oilman knows for a fact that u have previously been willing to pay £1.20, so gradually that`s what the price will creap up to.. then go further. Then when it reaches £1.30, you`ll blame the government for the taxing of it again.

You pay what they`ll get away with charging you.

I can guarantee u that if tax was taken away completely for petrol, within so many months or years u`ll be back to paying the price u have now. Because u will pay it - no other reason. There`s no supply-costing or anything massaged into it. If the frieghtliners charged less to ship/dock it, ur buying price will still stay the same.

I agree with some of what you say and not with others. Agree with unnecessary use of cars for school runs/corner shop. I don't see your point about a car is a luxury in relation to fuel price? Yeah we don't need cars but they are pretty useful. We're getting raped on fuel so we should just scrap our cars/stop using them? What?! You shouldn't be penalised for using something. PC's are a luxury. TV's are a luxury. Alcohol is a luxury. Lets just make electricity so expensive people stop using tech, booze so expensive we don't drink, balls, I'm getting a horse and cart... 'Yeah baby, this bad boy has 1 horse power'... Come on! Thats like being controlled through extortion!

Agree with oil prices influence fuel price and yes some control should be put on that but the majority (60% - which is pretty accurate) of fuel is tax which is wrong.

name='PV5150' said:
Let's get back on topic please gentlemen

Maybe pull the OT posts into a fuel price thread? It's interesting to see what people think...

name='Silentsnake' said:
This is more or less on topic it has to do with companies going in to liquidation and reason why

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