Comments on: Liverpool

By: GT

GT — Sat, 06 Aug 2011 10:26:38 +0000

I love it its all sorta John Paul George and Dumbo,it realy is,I love it,its all so sixties still,We all live in a yellow submarine,a yellow submarine a yellow submarine,arhhhh it f**king top stuff ay?Ive got Beatlemania I have……….I realy have you no?I feel all dizzy like and me legs go all numb,and I dont no where I am sometimes.Im ok now thow,Im raring to go,rasberry fields for ever,and man with a looking grass tie on a hill a strawberry hump forever,oh you just cant beat the beatles can you ay?Old George Ron and Paul a Dingo.Ive got a pair of Beatles shoes,stole them out of the Hari Krishna Temple in Soho,belonged to George,he was busy giving all his money away to the Haris at the time,went mad he did cos he had to walk home in the rain bare foot,couldnt afford a taxi cos hed given all his money to them.Lovely Richard metre maid,thats my favorite,oh oh oh hang on,no it isnt my faverite one is Satisfaction,I cant get no satisfaction,I thought Bongo sang that just great,classic that one,the way dingo pouted his lips and lept about like a little ape in hyde park,brilliant.Were all going on a summer holiday,thats another Beatles classic,with Humpfry Bogart dressed as a elephant,and John driving the bus………………brilliant……….ace.

By: Andy

Andy — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 13:40:27 +0000

Humm, what a thought provoking and objective tirade of opinion…not. I have lived in Liverpool all my life and have suffered taunts and abuse, especially as a teenager (I am now a middle aged dad), from scallies who don’t appreciate diversity. I think you’ll find scallies, or chavs, in any large city and Liverpool is no exception. While I commiserate with anyone from a satellite town coming into Liverpool and experiencing this, it is not the people of Liverpool. It is the common culture of the mainstream of working class youth Liverpool which has an inverted snobbery to it. It is unfortunate but, as other speakers have said, the flip side to that coin is the unparalleled friendliness that many have attested to (generally in the day when there are various age groups around and they are not pissed up) in comparison to other cities. Funnily enough Liverpool does have children, young people, older people, middle class and professional people (who were born and grew up here), as well as uncouth youths.

By: Andy

Andy — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 14:36:30 +0000

This is some of the funniest stuff I have ever read. I have lived in both Liverpool and St Helens and guess what? They’re both f**king dumps. I now live on the outskirts of St Helens close to Warrington but still work in Liverpool City Centre. Every morning I have to put up with about 10 homeless people trying to sell me a Big Issue between lime street and the dock road. That pisses me off as the exact same people expect you to give them money every single day. Have you ever tried to actually take the magazine once you have handed money over? They look at you as if you’re mugging them! There’s nothing wrong with the people from Liverpool though or St Helens in fact. You get arses everywhere.

Speaking of which, London. That really is Europes capital of wankers. The rudest, most ignorant, self centred twats on earth, and that’s just the immigrants. The cockney is truly a sight to behold! Out on the town in his £40 burtons suit thinking he’s Ronnie Kray. “Awight Mayte, got any babble (Bubble)?”. I believe the cockney here is refering to cocaine (Bubble and squeak) although I couldn’t be certain. I’m sure most Londoners are decent people but this is just the impression I get when I go there.

Manchester is just full of cunts. Sorry but it is.

By: SteBayley

SteBayley — Wed, 04 May 2011 16:26:34 +0000

Have you seen St Helens m8, full of inbreds. Which is hardly surprising seen as f**king your sister / brother is the only thing to do to keep yourself from committing. That place is grim.

By: Dave

Dave — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 11:56:58 +0000

Horrible cunts. Full of themselves and have to much to say!

By: Joshua

Joshua — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 01:17:06 +0000

*not get any where

By: Joshua

Joshua — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 01:15:34 +0000

I go to liverpool every other weekend and i have done for many years, i have been to London, Manchester, Hull and many other UK cities but not once have i met a more pationate breed of people as the scousers if you need help they will help you, the difference between liverpool and the rest of britain is they are not cowards they will speak there mind to you and not hold it in they will tell you and ask you why your giving them a dirty look other wise known as ‘snotties’ people misjudge them as horrible cunts but really there just outspoken and thats why they got capital of culture after all if you sit there and do nothing and say nothing you will get somewhre who knows maybe this is why there are so many fammous scousers world wide

By: Paul Dobson

Paul Dobson — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 20:23:27 +0000

NO ONE IN LIVERPOOL WEARS BURBERRY, MAYBE 10 YEARS AGO YES!
YOU NOW SEE WOOLS,MANKS,GORDIES WAERING THEM BUT NOONE IN LIVERPOOL DOES SCOUSERS ARE TREND SETTERS!
GET YOUR LIFE SORTED YOU SAD PERSON THE CRAZY HOUSE IS FOR “EMOS/GOTHS WHO ARE TO UGLY TO GET INTO A NORMAL CLUB!
YOU ALSO GOT THE DEFENITION OF A CHAV WRONG!
A CHAV IS SOMEONE WHO WEARS BURBERRY, HENLEYS ETC.THE MAJORITY OF TEENS IN LIVERPOOL ARE “SCALLIES” WHO HAVE GOOD STYLE, AND ARE ALOT SMARTER THAN A “CHAV” THESE CAN CAUSE TROUBLE BUT THEY ARE COMPLETLEY DIFFERET TO A CHAV!,

By: jessica

jessica — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 10:38:58 +0000

you happen to be completely wrong about liverpool. every city has bad characters, not just liverpool.
can you not see that you are being just as judgemental as the people who you are criticising?
the krazy-house is a terrible place to go if you want to avoid the sorts of people you mention, in fact why you would even consider going there is beyond me. great places for the non-chav scousers among us include heebies, bumper and barfly.
i myself look pretty different. i dress in indie style clothes or just plain shirts buttoned to the tops with skinny jeans. when i go to town in the evenings, i wear jeans and flat s (in much contrast to many girls going out in practically t-shirts and killer heels) and honestly no one has ever said anything to me. as a 19 year old, who has been going to town for about three years now, i can honestly say that i feel safe and welcome there and normally make numerous friends on nights out. Liverpudlians are among some of the friendliest people i know and i think you have been ultimately out of order to stereotype and generalise an entire city, on the yes disgusting but rare behaviour of some twats.

Liverpool was named the capital of culture since it contains some of the most beautiful architecture and really fulfils all requirements. it is a vibrant and buzzing city, with much history and beauty. With new developments (such as liverpool one) it really has lived up to the title and did the UK proud.

Just because you had one bad experience, doesn’t mean that the entire city is beyond repair. i suggest you stop stereotyping and possibly move on from your bad experiences. That, or you could just grow the hell up.

By: Stuart

Stuart — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 19:42:28 +0000

What an entertaining piece of literature by the OP.

I’m from Liverpool, spent 10 years in Bristol and 5 years in London. I’m moving back to Liverpool as its one of the best cities in the UK. If anyone thinks for one second that there is a perfect city in the UK without its scum then think again. Bristol, which is quite wealthy has its ‘characters’ as does most of London.

Funny, I’ve never had my car broken into in Liverpool, but had my car broken into twice in Bristol, and two bikes nicked (again in Bristol). In London, I saw two shootings, one attempted street rape..

Reason, why I’m going back to Liverpool, its the people…friendly, chatty and much more of a community spirit than Bristol (where neighbors don’t even talk to each other)

Best thing about the OP – St Helens , you are seriously having a laugh. The place is a toilet, with fake plastic ‘scousers’ cause they’ve got no identity of their own. If you don’t like Liverpool, then easy, stay away…