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date: Tue, 01 Jan 2008 17:33:32 +0000,    group: uk.people.adoption.misc        back       
Price of Petrol/Diesel   
I wonder if anyone can tell me why diesel is more expensive than
petrol at the pumps.  Diesel used to be a lot cheaper.

-- 
Alasdair.
date: Tue, 01 Jan 2008 17:33:32 +0000   author:   Alasdair

Re: Price of Petrol/Diesel   
Alasdair wrote:

> I wonder if anyone can tell me why diesel is more expensive than
> petrol at the pumps.  Diesel used to be a lot cheaper.
> 


Yea I know and you use so much when you're adopted and driving around 
all the record offices etc looking for records of your relies

Perhaps it's that they are trying to tax you on millage and you get more 
MPG out of diesel

In the Republic of Ireland Diesel is still less than petrol or was a 
couple of months ago anyway

I'm going to have a look in to this chip oil lark

Robin

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date: Fri, 04 Jan 2008 16:48:39 +0000   author:   Robin Harritt

Re: Price of Petrol/Diesel   
such persons. Oftentimes,
the first sensible change after the extremity of terrors, is a calmness,
and then the light gradually comes in; small glimpses at first, after
their midnight darkness, and a word or two of comfort, as it were softly
spoken to them. They have a little taste of the sweetness of divine
grace, and the love of a Savior, when terror and distress of conscience
begin to be turned into an humble, meek sense of their own unworthiness
before God. There is felt, inwardly, sometimes a disposition to praise
God; and after a little while the light comes in more clearly and
powerfully. But yet, I think, more frequently, great terrors have been
followed with more sudden and great light and comfort; when the sinner
seems to be as it were subdued and brought to a calm, from a kind of
tumult of mind, then God lets in an extraordinary sense of His great
mercy through a Redeemer.

Converting influences very commonly bring an extraordinary conviction of
the reality and certainty of the great things of religion; though in
some this is much greater some time after conversion, than at first.
They have that sight and taste of the divine excellency there is in the
gospel, which is more effectual to convince them than reading many
volumes of arguments without it. It seems to me, that in many instances,
when the glory of Christian truths has been set before persons, and they
have at the same time as it were seen, and tasted, and felt the divinity
of them, they have been as far from doubting their truth as they are
from doubting whether there be a sun, when their eyes are open in the
midst of a clear hemisphere, and the strong blaze of His light overcomes
all objections. And yet, many of th
date: Thu, 24 Jan 2008 19:33:42 GMT   author:   Robin Harritt

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