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Thread ID: 117777	2011-05-04 12:22:00	How much do you spend on petrol ..	Nomad (952)	PC World Chat

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1199404	2011-05-05 02:47:00	Even that from here is expensive. And anywhere else - what a hassle - swapping buses/trains, even more money and it takes longer than I can drive it - in peak traffic. a) That monthly pass I stated gives unlimited travel between Papakura and Waitakere, which is the entire network bar one station, plus bus travel in the CBD. b) There is a city pass available, which allows for travel between Otahuhu and New Lynn inc. Onehunga, costing $115 for an adult c) As long as I get to my lecture on time (which I do), I'm not particularly fussed at the journey time, as I can do other things if I need to. I'm not criticizing, just playing a balanced argument. :)	pcuser42 (130)
1199405	2011-05-05 02:54:00	Hopefully Len Brown gets his way with the government and we can have a shiny North Shore line :D I seriously doubt that Mr Brown will find funds for this project any time in the next ten years (if at all), let alone getting agreement on where the line should go and all the necessary consents from local residents. :pf1mobmini:	johcar (6283)
1199406	2011-05-05 03:20:00	a) That monthly pass I stated gives unlimited travel between Papakura and Waitakere, which is the entire network bar one station, plus bus travel in the CBD. b) There is a city pass available, which allows for travel between Otahuhu and New Lynn inc. Onehunga, costing $115 for an adult c) As long as I get to my lecture on time (which I do), I'm not particularly fussed at the journey time, as I can do other things if I need to. I'm not criticizing, just playing a balanced argument. :) Our bus goes up the suburb before it starts heading to the CBD but I find it relaxing when someone else doing the driving, listen to music or read or view the window. Sure I may get to the lecture 45min early but I just relax or play tetris on the phone, read the paper, surf mindlessly on the laptop or some more textbook/lecture note reading (or a repeat), what else might I be doing anyway? Back to back work non stop :confused: to and from stepping into/out of the car. In the evenings I prefer to study in the library and get home 8 or 8.30pm every day. There is also less people that I like. Laptop batteries can last a good few hrs and then there are the PCs on campus. At home too many distractions and I am doing bugger all anyway, internet and TV or crap research on anything else that interest me :D	Nomad (952)
1199407	2011-05-05 21:29:00	Nothing much has changed. When the gauge gets to about 1/4 I chuck in $60 worth. It still lasts about down to the 1/4 mark same as it always did. My Model A was the best for economy, 5 bob's worth ran it for miles, until that Nordmeyer sod ruined it by putting gas up to two lawn cuts to the gallon. (About 4-1/2 cents/litre.)	R2x1 (4628)
1199408	2011-05-05 22:00:00	i fill up the celica about once a month - from fuel light thats about $80 to fill the supra gets filled up every fortnight - or every weekend depending what i did in it the previous weekend - i think one weekend a bunch of us drove the Kaurau gorge and the Devils Staircase a few times each - i averaged 4KM per litre - a big difference from the 10-12km per Litre i usually get in it - good (expensive) times! :D	MAC_H8ER (5897)
1199409	2011-05-06 02:46:00	Geez I feel like I'm the one causing all the global warming. I average between 100--110 liters per week 12-1300Ks SORRY!!! HH	Happy Harry (321)
1199410	2011-05-06 03:14:00	Geez I feel like I'm the one causing all the global warming. I average between 100--110 liters per week 12-1300Ks SORRY!!! HH Don't apologize - I like it this warm in May! :pf1mobmini:	johcar (6283)
1199411	2011-05-06 07:10:00	Costs me about $140 to fill up and that last about 1.5 weeks of travel to and from school plus normal weekend travel, my last car on today's prices would do the same for about $80...	lagbort (5041)
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