Anyone got a cake?

[ZR1cliff]

You know,the one that shows you the percantage of what duties make up a litre of fuel,are there any other cake examples of fluids per litre that can be compared with fuel?
Just curious.

[t0ny99]

Well there's and on the BBC website.

Prices are a little behind though...

>> Edited by t0ny99 on Wednesday 14th September 10:38

[lazyitus]

MMMmmmm, Pye charts

[ZR1cliff]

Thanks Tony ,thats a huge % in tax and duty ,75%
Makes me wonder if all fluids are taxed the same.

[ZR1cliff]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

,never known a teacher to be sent to a sin bin.

Ps,i need to get some Engrish books for my grama and shpellin,ime brilliant at maths just dont no wat went rong with the rest

[Size Nine Elm]

Quick play with Excel gives:



ETA: based on 94.9p, 5p distribution, 47p duty.

>> Edited by Size Nine Elm on Wednesday 14th September 10:49

[lazyitus]

Size Nine Elm said:

Quick play with Excel gives:

You flash b*****d.

>> Edited by lazyitus on Wednesday 14th September 10:49

[Size Nine Elm]

lazyitus said:

You flash b*****d.

[Flat in Fifth]

Most expensive fluid is supposed to be inkjet printer ink.

Unless you include ..... - no better not, sin bin beckons with that one methinks

[Size Nine Elm]

anonymous said:

[redacted]

I'm sure I can extract another 2 pints from this one...

[speedy_thrills]

Flat in Fifth said:

Most expensive fluid is supposed to be inkjet printer ink.

Melted precious metals have to give ink a run for it’s money. If I had to guess what the most expensive was it would probably be one of those high tech crystalline liquids they use for optical lenses.