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D41 wrote:

Perkles wrote:I am going off grid buying a wood burner and living in my lorry
bye............

Does that mean that you've decided to become a gypsy, or you're doing a few trackdays??

I am a pikey, I am turning the lorry into a massive camper ready for when the zombie apocalypse comes

Perkles wrote:

D41 wrote:

Perkles wrote:I am going off grid buying a wood burner and living in my lorry
bye............

Does that mean that you've decided to become a gypsy, or you're doing a few trackdays??

I am a pikey, I am turning the lorry into a massive camper ready for when the zombie apocalypse comes

No diesel by then though.

duke63 wrote:

Perkles wrote:

Perkles wrote:I am going off grid buying a wood burner and living in my lorry
bye............

I am a pikey, I am turning the lorry into a massive camper ready for when the zombie apocalypse comes

No diesel by then though.

How about getting an old milk float, and converting that instead.?

Horse and cart might be better.

What are they called...a 'varda' or 'vardo', 'verada'.... some word like that??

No diesel by then though. [/quote]
Run on Vegetable oil to save the planet

If an energy company goes bankrupt that's exactly the time to renationalise it (for free), and they know that.

Yeah.... Norway is also one of the biggest energy producers in the world, and has a population smaller than that of London, so it's kinda understandable why their situation might be somewhat different, or even unique, when compared to other countries.

It's unique in that it puts it's own people ahead of shareholders

They're one and the same thing.

Monty wrote:If an energy company goes bankrupt that's exactly the time to renationalise it (for free), and they know that.

If people were strong enough and stuck together we could make that happen. I wonder what percentage we would need to cut down on on average to make them go bust?

Water companies are just as bad. Saddled themselves with debt but no t for investment but to pay dividends and big salaries.

Russia halts gas flow to Europe through Nord Stream 1 pipeline, dig in for a long winter people

duke63 wrote:

Monty wrote:If an energy company goes bankrupt that's exactly the time to renationalise it (for free), and they know that.

If people were strong enough and stuck together we could make that happen. I wonder what percentage we would need to cut down on on average to make them go bust?

Water companies are just as bad. Saddled themselves with debt but no t for investment but to pay dividends and big salaries.

Kwacky wrote:The government is spending £2.2bn to bail out Bulb.

It's then going to give £1bn to Octopus to get Octopus to buy Bulb.

^They've already gone bust and we've bailed them out!

If things get too bad you can all pile round mine , it's illegal for them to cut me off now .

/starts packing..

I would put good money on the fact that before the end of next year that most Countries will have to renationalise their energy companies.

I see that the gas prices are falling. Goldman Sachs predict a further 30% drop in the first quarter of 2023.

Hopefully that'll be passed on to us when they review the energy prices again.

My dedicated server that runs this site is the latest to be hit by price rises. It's gone from £44 a month at the beginning of the year to £120 next month.

Expect the prices of online stores and services to start rising.

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