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Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:37 pm
by Ian
Liverpool is an excellent place, especially for people like me who support Reading FC :lol:

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 5:30 pm
by Bongoplod
Munroman,

If youd`ve looked closely,youd`ve noticed HMS LIVERPOOL had no wheels :lol:

Brian

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 6:27 pm
by munroman
Bongoplod wrote:Munroman,

If youd`ve looked closely,youd`ve noticed HMS LIVERPOOL had no wheels :lol:

Brian
I wasn't going to say anything about the 'reputation' for that sort of stuff happening.

Mind you, that might explain the Z-Cars theme then the helicopter flypast - it must have been the Rozzers! #-o

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 8:48 am
by Oldboybob
Liverpool is a fantastic, welcoming and friendly city for anyone to visit, hell of a lot of things to do and see. And no you won't get your wheels robbed (Harry Enfield and his mates have got a lot to answer for!) :D :D :D

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Fri Mar 04, 2011 9:57 pm
by MountainGoat
Not quite true Bob. I'm from Huyton and lived in kingsway where there were 15ft wide grass verges on each side of the road so cars could be parked on drives. About 50 odd years ago the chap living opposite me left his car out over night on his drive rather than park it within his front garden. When he woke up next morning he found is beloved Ford delecately balanced on 4 stacks of bricks. I wish that I could have afforded a camera in those days.

Tony

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 4:56 pm
by wooden wheel
MountainGoat wrote:Not quite true Bob. I'm from Huyton and lived in kingsway where there were 15ft wide grass verges on each side of the road so cars could be parked on drives. About 50 odd years ago the chap living opposite me left his car out over night on his drive rather than park it within his front garden. When he woke up next morning he found is beloved Ford delecately balanced on 4 stacks of bricks. I wish that I could have afforded a camera in those days.

Tony
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That was a long time ago Tony, Liverpool nowadays is not better or worse than any other major city in the UK.

Lynn. :D

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2011 12:44 am
by Bongoplod
Sorry I started the jokes now,didnt want to upset anyone
I agree Liverpool is a great city and no better or worse than anywhere else,its just that I think its a good thing that im able to laugh at myself coming from Liverpool and an ex copper,rather than get all uptight at jokes thrown at me and about me..
Im now off for a Pie and an Uncle Joes Mint Ball for me supper

Brian

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Sun Mar 06, 2011 12:54 pm
by MountainGoat
I might forgive you Brian if you let me share that bottle of wotsits you say that you are going to have with blobber. :twisted:

Tony

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 2:28 am
by Oldboybob
MountainGoat wrote:Not quite true Bob. I'm from Huyton and lived in kingsway where there were 15ft wide grass verges on each side of the road so cars could be parked on drives. About 50 odd years ago the chap living opposite me left his car out over night on his drive rather than park it within his front garden. When he woke up next morning he found is beloved Ford delecately balanced on 4 stacks of bricks. I wish that I could have afforded a camera in those days.

Tony
Fifty odd years ago? didn't realise there was a market for stolen model T Ford wheels :shock: :shock: lot of proud hard working people from Liverpool, got the small minority of scum like everywhere else, generalizing an area because of personal events of over half a century ago is a bit lame in my own opinion :? :?

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 9:56 am
by umbongochris
Oldboybob wrote:
MountainGoat wrote:Not quite true Bob. I'm from Huyton and lived in kingsway where there were 15ft wide grass verges on each side of the road so cars could be parked on drives. About 50 odd years ago the chap living opposite me left his car out over night on his drive rather than park it within his front garden. When he woke up next morning he found is beloved Ford delecately balanced on 4 stacks of bricks. I wish that I could have afforded a camera in those days.

Tony
Fifty odd years ago? didn't realise there was a market for stolen model T Ford wheels :shock: :shock: lot of proud hard working people from Liverpool, got the small minority of scum like everywhere else, generalizing an area because of personal events of over half a century ago is a bit lame in my own opinion :? :?

The study of two million UK motorists found that the rural spot of Aboyne in Aberdeenshire was the surprise car crime capital. According to figures fom car insurance firm Admiral, there were more reported thefts in the area per insured driver than anywhere else in the country.

I think you'll find Liverpool in 5th place....

http://money.uk.msn.com/money-guides/in ... =156132318

and it's not even on the "break in's list"....

still I know a couple of dodgy scousers... :lol:

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 2:42 pm
by Oldboybob
umbongochris wrote:
Oldboybob wrote:
MountainGoat wrote:Not quite true Bob. I'm from Huyton and lived in kingsway where there were 15ft wide grass verges on each side of the road so cars could be parked on drives. About 50 odd years ago the chap living opposite me left his car out over night on his drive rather than park it within his front garden. When he woke up next morning he found is beloved Ford delecately balanced on 4 stacks of bricks. I wish that I could have afforded a camera in those days.

Tony
Fifty odd years ago? didn't realise there was a market for stolen model T Ford wheels :shock: :shock: lot of proud hard working people from Liverpool, got the small minority of scum like everywhere else, generalizing an area because of personal events of over half a century ago is a bit lame in my own opinion :? :?

The study of two million UK motorists found that the rural spot of Aboyne in Aberdeenshire was the surprise car crime capital. According to figures fom car insurance firm Admiral, there were more reported thefts in the area per insured driver than anywhere else in the country.

I think you'll find Liverpool in 5th place....

http://money.uk.msn.com/money-guides/in ... =156132318

and it's not even on the "break in's list"....

still I know a couple of dodgy scousers... :lol:
=D> =D> cheers Chris :wink: :wink:

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 6:51 pm
by MountainGoat
still I know a couple of dodgy scousers...
Don't tell me. We are not talking about Bongoplod here are we? :lol: :lol: :lol: Claims that he never tells lies :shock: :shock: :shock:

Tony

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:05 pm
by munroman
Blimey, I posted this as a testimonial to Liverpool, only to find I didn't speak the lingo, it was/wasn't a hotbed of crime, the Bongomiester then had a dig in about football, Muz found a new chippy, and now Scousers are fighting.

I'm staying back from the screen in case anything comes crashing through it!

Why do I bother?.......... :)

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:26 pm
by Muzorewa
munroman wrote:Blimey, I posted this as a testimonial to Liverpool, only to find I didn't speak the lingo, it was/wasn't a hotbed of crime, the Bongomiester then had a dig in about football, Muz found a new chippy, and now Scousers are fighting.

I'm staying back from the screen in case anything comes crashing through it!

Why do I bother?.......... :)
Well if a hitherto unknown purveyor of fine quality fish & chips becomes known to the masses (and Team Muz) then I reckon the thread had got to be considered a success. We just need to sample said chippy to verify its credentials :wink: :D

Re: Liverpool - is it always like this?

Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 12:40 am
by Bongoplod
MountainGoat wrote:
still I know a couple of dodgy scousers...
Don't tell me. We are not talking about Bongoplod here are we? :lol: :lol: :lol: Claims that he never tells lies :shock: :shock: :shock:

Tony
Kettle calling the pot black Tony???..........or are you now a scotlander :lol: :lol:

Brian

Ps......im drinking all my whiskey meself :wink: