Oils company pimp station ⛽🚉 for fuc---🚗🤸♂️🚘🤸♀️🚖🤸🚕😋🚓🤤🚔😉🏴☠️🤨💫💫🤜✨ American commuters and car enthusiast taking their sweet babes on four wheels to get penetrated in the tank by that greedy the man oil company conglomerate evil richer than anyone has a need to be keeping us all dependent on sludge produced fuel for hydrocarbons and bad memories of Middle Eastern wars I never signed up for but found myself in any way yada yada yada...

Usually petrol station. It can also be a "filling station" or occasionally "service station", though usually the latter is reserved for the larger motorway rest stops where there are restaurants etc as well.

There's 3 basic forms of matter gas, liquid and solid (yes I know that's an oversimplification). The stuff that comes out of the pump isn't a gas is it? No thats why your car doesn't float in the air. It's a liquid called petrol. Hence the name petrol station.

Those are gas stations. I usually refer to them as whatever company they are. For instance, there's a gas station up the street from me and if I'm going, I'll say "I'm headed to A-Plus".

Depends on who I’m talking to. If talking to family back home in England I get teased if I slip.

*uses British accent* In Ameriker we cawl them goss stations, but in the UK they cawl them petchrol stations.

In the United States, they're called "gasoline stations" by Americans.

I think I've heard Petrol ⛽ station used by Europeans?

Convenience store. (Yeah I have to be different)

gas stations used to be service stations, but they don't provide services any more.

Those are gas stations ( US) but the British calls it petrol stations.

Gas station or in my native tongue "benzine station".

Convenience stores. Can't really buy groceries at a true gas station.

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There's 3 basic forms of matter gas, liquid and solid (yes I know that's an oversimplification). The stuff that comes out of the pump isn't a gas is it? No thats why your car doesn't float in the air. It's a liquid called petrol. Hence the name petrol station.

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- Still-alive
  
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  gas is air, but gasoline however is liquid, and we americans love to shorten long words hence why 'gas' became a thing. :P
  
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- purplepoppy
  
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  We tried shortening petrol to pet but people kept shoving puppies in their car
  
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- bean2k21
  
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  If I may inject, petrol is a medieval word referring to oil. Gasoline is sprayed as fine droplets in an internal combustion engine, which then mix with the fuel and ignite, promptly evaporate to gas. You are therefore purchasing gas if you think in more sophisticated ways as we do in America.
  
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- purplepoppy
  
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  Actually if one may correct you gasoline comes from Cazeline which was originally a trade name. Petrol is from the latin petroleum meaning rock oil.
  
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- bean2k21
  
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  Oh, you are so refined, aren't you?
  
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Oils company pimp station ⛽🚉 for fuc---🚗🤸‍♂️🚘🤸‍♀️🚖🤸🚕😋🚓🤤🚔😉🏴‍☠️🤨💫💫🤜✨ American commuters and car enthusiast taking their sweet babes on four wheels to get penetrated in the tank by that greedy the man oil company conglomerate evil richer than anyone has a need to be keeping us all dependent on sludge produced fuel for hydrocarbons and bad memories of Middle Eastern wars I never signed up for but found myself in any way yada yada yada...

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Usually petrol station.
It can also be a "filling station" or occasionally "service station", though usually the latter is reserved for the larger motorway rest stops where there are restaurants etc as well.

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Those are gas stations. I usually refer to them as whatever company they are. For instance, there's a gas station up the street from me and if I'm going, I'll say "I'm headed to A-Plus".

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dustybiker Follow
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Depends on who I’m talking to. If talking to family back home in England I get teased if I slip.

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*uses British accent* In Ameriker we cawl them goss stations, but in the UK they cawl them petchrol stations.

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- Harleigh90
  
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  @ManOnFire 🤣🤣 That's awful!
  
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- ManOnFire
  
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  @Harleigh90 In writing, yeah. In real life pretty good at it and when I use it with real Brits most of them ask me where I'm from in the UK and then I tell them I'm just a fake lol. And they say "You even fooled me!"
  
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- Harleigh90
  
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  @ManOnFire 🤣 What accent would you talk in? Reading the way you've wrote it sounds abot Welsh!
  
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- ManOnFire
  
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  @Harleigh90 You'd have to hear it lol. It's not a cockney accent, that's a little harder. But I guess it would be more northern UK? Or maybe from the countryside? Not sure lol.
  
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In the United States, they're called "gasoline stations" by Americans.

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I think I've heard Petrol ⛽ station used by Europeans?

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Ez-Bri-Z Follow
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Convenience store.

(Yeah I have to be different)

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Petrol station 🤷‍♀️🤣

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- ChrisMaster69
  
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  @harleigh90 exactly
  
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- Harleigh90
  
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  @ChrisMaster69 The British way 🤣
  
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- ChrisMaster69
  
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  @harleigh90 the Proper way
  
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- Still-alive
  
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  When can i get some crumpets love?
  
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- Harleigh90
  
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  @ChrisMaster69 Exactly! 💕
  
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- Harleigh90
  
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  @Still-alive The shop? 🤣
  
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- ChrisMaster69
  
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  @harleigh90 Tesco Extra
  
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- Still-alive
  
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  just attempting to be British lol
  
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gas stations

used to be service stations, but they don't provide services any more.

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KellyKOO Follow
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Those are gas stations ( US) but the British calls it petrol stations.

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Gas station or in my native tongue "benzine station".

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najekim Follow
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Convenience stores. Can't really buy groceries at a true gas station.

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beebella Follow
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Those are gas stations, Doug. 😋

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- Still-alive
  
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  Tell that to your British friends :P
  
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Ninani Follow
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Tank station is what say in Danish.

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Here in the US, "Gas Stations".

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Aren’t those drive up bars for your cars?

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In English I would call them "gas stations".

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DarkCarousel Follow
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Gas station or convenience store.

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DonkeyDan Follow
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In the UK they are petrol stations.

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Cherry234 Follow
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I call them gas stations.

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They look like gas stations

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Gas stations & don't go all technical on me now.

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