nathanb

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I'm on a stag do tomorrow night in Liverpool but have no idea what the dress code is. Obviously i'll wear smart jeans and shoes but up top not got a clue!!

Is it shirt only? T Shirts with collars or can I get away with a trendy type normal T shirt??

Anyone from Liverpool able to help?

NotoriousREV

10 minutes and not one shell suit comment?

I haven't been round Liverpool in ages, but we've always gone out in a shirt, whereas Manchester I always go out in a t-shirt.

jaytc2003

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I was there last saturday on a stag do. Bit of a mix, some wore t shirts type tops, some shirts, some jumpers. Mix of pants and jeans. All footwear was smart shoe type though

DCI Gene Hunt

Liverpool.... full of tasty looking totty, that is until they feckin open their gobs

Bram

Its labour again, lack of NHS dentists

NotoriousREV

I think he's talking more about the noise they make when they open them, not their teeth

Bram

But a could not join the band wagon and blame Labour for that could I

NotoriousREV

Lack of elocution lessons in deprived Merseyside?

psl wise

trckies $ trainers lah

Bram

Could work, Education standards

Labour the party to blame for anything and everything they replaced Thatcher since she started slurring her words, well you can't pick on the aflicted. Though Mr Brown seems to suffer from fur ball syndrome the way he seems to want to gesture vomiting as he speaks on camera

51st state

a good quality vest





















bullit or stab proof

51st state

51st state

you mean those communist unionites called scousers

pimmo2000

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So long as you have shoes and jeans or pants your ok mate !

Will

corradoboy

I believe Argyle socks are popular, usually with the tracksuit tucked in

Spoon

It's even funnier when it goes way over some peoples heads.

Whatever you wear make sure its tight otherwise it might be lifted without you knowing. At least if it's tight it'll be classed as a fight.

moneys

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you wont get in many places at all with a t-shirt on. smart jeans or trousers are best as well. have a good night in the capital of culture

mad555

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http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/image...oolfans203.jpg


Eh?Eh?Eh?,Dey do dough,dont dey dough!.

kingofturds

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No one from liverpool on to help ,it's friday night and they are all out on the rob.

Will

pimmo2000

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Middlesbrough - Best and Worst Places Live with Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer from Channel4.com/4Homes

Moving right along

How many people have suffered some kind of crime in Liverpool ???

None i bet

nathanb

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OMG the women in Liverpool were easy. There wese some stunning women around and they werent up their own *****!! I got stripped at one point by a bunch of hen night girls.

Must get on the lash there again asap!!!

NotoriousREV

Good night, isn't it?

coolangatta

Eh? That's only because, A) We're afraid to go. B) We don't pause long enough to be robbed. C) We don't park our cars there.
Most everyone I know has never been to Liverpool, unlike Manchester, Leeds etc., and would never consider going.
Not surprising the crime level is falling

Bubba po

No? my brother stopped for a paper there two years ago in broad daylight. Someone tried to ****** his mobile phone out of his hand from behind and when they failed they laid him out with his jaw broken in two places.

j4ckos mate

im from wythenshawe mate, people are the same all over the world . long as their kids are ok, mancs scousers all the same.

Turbohot

Although people can be more aggressive at some places than others, depending upon what mindset they have, what values, beliefs, and self-concept they develop by learning from the surrounding.

Not just Liverpool city itself but the nearby places to L'pool are not always safe either. Over a year ago, my lad went socialising in Berkinhead with his mates. He was glassed for absolutely no reason. He was just sitting on the sofa, minding his own business. The nightclub didn't even bother ringing police, they instead assisted the criminals to do one. He was damn lucky to have escaped lethal head injuries but some cuts with heavy bleeding.

Liverpool city is patchy with crime. One can spot placid and aggressive sides at very small distances there. I have been working in the high risk areas of Liverpool for over a year now. I have come across some very civil people, and some impossible ones. Just accent can't be the judging point for people though IMO. I wonder if some realise that the influx of the Irish, Welsh and others (ref: slavery period) at Victorian times gave birth to the current Liverpudlian accent. Liverpool gets credit to give many renowned and well-literate personalities too. I hope one day the place has less crimes and faces more development.

DCI Gene Hunt

You say that like it's a good thing

Turbohot

I was pointing out at the origins of the Liverpudlian accent by stating that Irish, Welsh and others along with the natives developed it together. The accent (in the form it is now) didn't exist prior to that. TBH, it's a good thing that Irish saved their lives from Potato fungus epidemic and ran to L'pool. Welsh found employment in Liverpool, not a bad thing either. Slave industry was never good, we all know that. That's what I was saying.
In favour of L'pudlian accent, it has an ability to make one laugh > Not every accent has that. So, it deserves a kudos for that.