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Free Beer Inflatables
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Novelty Plaques Fun Plaque Free Beer Tomorrow $4 Novelty Plaques Fun Plaque Free Beer Tomorrow Bernard Engraving Co. Novelty Plaques - FUN PLAQUE FREE BEER TOMORROW |
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Beer $12.98 Beer |
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Vinyl Repair Kit For Inflatables $4.36 Vinyl Repair Kit For Inflatables Vinyl Repair Kit Includes 1 ounce tube tfor best commercial grade vinyl content and four 2≴ round vinyl patches. |
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Bench Seats For Inflatables 8-10Ft $205.94 Bench Seats For Inflatables 8-10Ft Inserted before full inflation, the contoured ends of the seat match the curve of the tubes assuring a snug, secure fit Constructed of rugged UV stabilized molded white polyethylene Features a dry storage compartment Includes snap-on cushions |
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Beer Bottle with Lime Necklace $8.99 Beer Bottle with Lime Necklace Get ready for the weekend with your beer necklace. This beer bottle has a green lime accent and is designed with high quality grade surgical steel. Artisan crafted jewelry. Specifications: 18" Finished Steel Chain, Lead and Nickel Free Stainless Steel Charm, .75 Inch Charm Handmade Fashion Jewelry |
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Personalized Green Beer Standee Each $32.99 The Green Beer Standee features a glass mug filled with traditional St. Patrick's Day green beer. Each of the Green Beer Standees can be personalized with up to 4 lines of your own custom text. The free-standing cardboard standee measures 45 inches wide x 72 inches high. Grab your St. Patrick's Day party goers for fun party pictures or mark the entrance to your festive Irish celebration with this easy to assembly Green Beer Standee. |
When the Fuel Guage Gets You Down
Are You Driving on Fresh Air?
Do you travel miles to save pennies on fuel costs?
Do you watch your fuel gauge more than your Speedo?
Is the rising cost of Gas strangling you?
Fear not...Help is at hand...GET A BICYCLE!
Seriously, there are a few things that can be done without throwing your car
keys away and walking everywhere. (PHEW)!
A lot of the things you can do to save fuel are easy and free.
When was the last time you checked your tires to see if they were inflated to
the correct pressure? Under inflated tires are one of the main causes of
excess fuel consumption. It's easy to check your tire pressures daily with a
cheap tire pressure gauge; if you don't know how asks your local garage
mechanic to show you (A free beer works wonders).
When you buy your fuel can have an effect on what you get. Gas is sold by
volume and as we all know from school, liquids expand when warm, so if you
buy your gas at the hottest part of the day you will get less than if you buy
when it is cold. So the logical time to buy your gas is just before dawn (Who'
s Dawn?) when it's coldest.
With 24 hour shopping it would make sense to do your weekly shop while others
are asleep and fill up your tank at the same time. The roads will be quieter
so less traffic to get stuck behind and waste fuel.
There are various (free) websites that will tell you the cheapest gas prices
in your area.
How about just washing your car. It causes less drag, ... Honestly. Why do
you think that swimmers shave their heads (i.e. Duncan Goodhew)? Or what
about those skin tight smooth figure hugging suits worn by downhill skiers? (
Just going for a cold shower).
Make car washing fun, get all the family involved. Hose down the dog, hose
down the kids. Hose down the whole neighbourhood. (If winter you may ignore
this one)
Sitting at the lights revving the engine may impress the boy racers but it
uses gas. Rev the engine 15 times and you use enough fuel to travel one mile.
Remember this next time you have to push your car to the gas station.
Is your car due for a service? (I know a good priest who can give the last
rites at a reasonable price). I know it costs money for servicing your car if
you are unable to do it yourself. But the cost in extra fuel if your car is
not running right is even more. (Blocked air filter, worn spark plugs,
sticking brakes, etc.)
Best of all drive safely. Do not tailgate! if you do you will have to brake
harder when the car in front does. Give some distance to the car in front.
You will use your brakes less and still get there at the same time. Watch the
traffic far ahead and try to read how they are going to act, if you see brake
lights up ahead you can react a bit sooner.
If you are driving in the wet you can sometimes see the reflections of brake
lights on the wet road surface. This allows you to slow down sooner and avoid
harsh braking.
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