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Trevor Barton
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W K <[email protected]> wrote:
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> "Trevor Barton" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
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>> Don't forget that petrol evaporates anyway all the time the car is sitting there doing nothing,
>> so it's just wasted in an unused car.
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> At what rate? Rather low.
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> Anyway - in that case get a diesel!
Hmmm, I starting to worry that there are a number of people here taking my comment about driving and
threfore saving time so as to get more exercise, and the various other comments frollowing it by me
and others as serious.
They have all been toungue in cheek. I was kidding. Of course it's silly to drive rather than
cycling just so that there is more time to get more exercise, I doubt that there's many forms of
exercise that are better than cycling. Petrol evaporation is (a) hardly a big problem because
these days cars are designed for environmental reasons not to evaporate much, and (b) the same
amount of petrol, roughly, evaporates uslessly if the car is stopped and moving. Indeed the extra
sloshing about while the car is in motion probably makes more evaporate. Irony does not mean a
surplus of iron!
Trev
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> "Trevor Barton" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
>
>> Don't forget that petrol evaporates anyway all the time the car is sitting there doing nothing,
>> so it's just wasted in an unused car.
>
> At what rate? Rather low.
>
> Anyway - in that case get a diesel!
Hmmm, I starting to worry that there are a number of people here taking my comment about driving and
threfore saving time so as to get more exercise, and the various other comments frollowing it by me
and others as serious.
They have all been toungue in cheek. I was kidding. Of course it's silly to drive rather than
cycling just so that there is more time to get more exercise, I doubt that there's many forms of
exercise that are better than cycling. Petrol evaporation is (a) hardly a big problem because
these days cars are designed for environmental reasons not to evaporate much, and (b) the same
amount of petrol, roughly, evaporates uslessly if the car is stopped and moving. Indeed the extra
sloshing about while the car is in motion probably makes more evaporate. Irony does not mean a
surplus of iron!
Trev