Bit harsh on the Wirral that but I respect your opinion.
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Tales of and opinions of the Wirral
- Thread starter chicoazul
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Bit harsh on the Wirral that but I respect your opinion.
Lad, why you have to keep coming at us?, we are good honest people over here, leave us alone before we take the cesspit you call DA CITY and turn into a freaking Sainsburys.
Kiwi
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Goat wanting a giant supermarket?
LOL
I merely started a pleasant thread to generate thoughts on the quite lovely Wirral friend.
Stop behaving like a temperamental baghead.
A pleasant thread?
Its a slur on all the good folk that hail from the Wirral, weve got like 9 beaches, show us the respect we deserve.
I'd stay away from all nine of them too lad or Greenpeace will try and push you back in the water.
Pardon me?
Can I just check with fair minded Wirral folk if they say the following terms correctly:
Trainees.
Lolly Ice.
Barm Cake.
Trainees.
Lolly Ice.
Barm Cake.
Nope, trabs lad
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Batch, barm cake is too wool for us, I guess its cos your nearer t'st'elens
You could be stood in Ellesmere Port and I in Whiston and your arse would still be nearer St Helens than mine you wobbling mess.
Pretty sure your head circles the Earth you Lancaster hotpot gobbling clunge.
magicjuan
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I worked in Parkgate for a while moons ago, hotel, live in position.
Everyone from Parkgate is a banjo plucker, especially the two times a year they all wait for a high tide so they can batter the rats jumping onto the 'seafront' wall.
The closest thing to the deliverance swamps in this country, same moonshine swilling, hairy faced women too.
They all hated me there because of my accent and would guard the till when I went into a shop.
Neston is exactly the same with a bookies...
'Wirral' or 'the Wirral' I know it pizzes them off...and being called a 'hodgie' or something by some sad Tranmere teds
should just saw if off around port sunlight and let it drift
Everyone from Parkgate is a banjo plucker, especially the two times a year they all wait for a high tide so they can batter the rats jumping onto the 'seafront' wall.
The closest thing to the deliverance swamps in this country, same moonshine swilling, hairy faced women too.
They all hated me there because of my accent and would guard the till when I went into a shop.
Neston is exactly the same with a bookies...
'Wirral' or 'the Wirral' I know it pizzes them off...and being called a 'hodgie' or something by some sad Tranmere teds
should just saw if off around port sunlight and let it drift
This is the exactly type of balanced and fair feedback I was seeking when starting this thread.
Well in.
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