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Yesterday a plane ticket to Birmingham, ticket concert air traffic, All in one booking!!
Today a train ticket!!
Today a train ticket!!
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bus ticketZIPPIE FOR CHAIRMANComment
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How much does a bus ticket cost in Latvia?Comment
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the equivalent of $50 if one way outOriginally Posted by PaulTheSoave
FREE if its a return ticket
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Give me a couple of dozen then, one way of course!
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tankfull of gas (the most I ever got in
meaning it was the emptiest I ever drove it and still got to the gasoline station in time
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cheaper than the bus, fortunately
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what kind of gas?
musterdgas, oxygen, helium or what??!!! Have to pull everything out on this board!
Originally Posted by snookersfuntankfull of gas (the most I ever got in meaning it was the emptiest I ever drove it and still got to the gasoline station in timeComment
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just because I am a chemist, doesn't mean my car doesn't run on the usual stuff.
So octane 95/unleaded, is that specific enough now?
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you mean benzin or petrol!!!
Gas is american or have you moved to the States overnight??!!!!
Originally Posted by snookersfunjust because I am a chemist, doesn't mean my car doesn't run on the usual stuff.
So octane 95/unleaded, is that specific enough now?Comment
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heard thermo nuclear war is good for the complexionOriginally Posted by ADR147
will save me a fortune in oil of olayComment
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sorry, have only lived there for 4 years, so got used to it...+ talking to your brothers over there does that as wellOriginally Posted by PaulTheSoaveyou mean benzin or petrol!!!
Gas is american or have you moved to the States overnight??!!!! ...and Americans are the friends of the Israelis, not the British, and....
so is it petrol-station then, benzin station (now that sounds German)?
lolOriginally Posted by ADR147
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War is not funny!Originally Posted by snookersfunsorry, have only lived there for 4 years, so got used to it...+ talking to your brothers over there does that as well ...and Americans are the friends of the Israelis, not the British, and....
so is it petrol-station then, benzin station (now that sounds German)? Correct!
lol
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