Sea Odyssey Liverpool

[sday12]

Einion Yrth said:

sday12 said:

Grow up, Chav, bellend.

Yes. I think that about sums it up.

You forgot moron.

[stitched]

sday12 said:

Einion Yrth said:

sday12 said:

Grow up, Chav, bellend.

Yes. I think that about sums it up.

You forgot moron.

Think that was self evident.
I have worked in most parts of the country in many industries, also quite a bit abroad.
The mindset that we can manage as an economy with only office workers seems prevalent down south mostly.
I was foolish enough to think that the financial crash which brought Mr Madoff and co out of the woodwork would be a tiny hint that the financial model of the UK was just smoke and mirrors but it appears not.
TOWIE?
bks.

[sday12]

stitched said:

sday12 said:

Einion Yrth said:

sday12 said:

Grow up, Chav, bellend.

Yes. I think that about sums it up.

You forgot moron.

Think that was self evident.
I have worked in most parts of the country in many industries, also quite a bit abroad.
The mindset that we can manage as an economy with only office workers seems prevalent down south mostly.
I was foolish enough to think that the financial crash which brought Mr Madoff and co out of the woodwork would be a tiny hint that the financial model of the UK was just smoke and mirrors but it appears not.
TOWIE?
bks.

Sorry, what industry was that that Liverpool florishes on? Shipping?
The idea that we continue to support these languishing relics with regeneration cash and city of culture status is crazy.

[Trommel]

sday12 said:

Sorry, what industry was that that Liverpool florishes on? Shipping?
The idea that we continue to support these languishing relics with regeneration cash and city of culture status is crazy.

Liverpool's docks have never been busier, they're building a Post-Panamax terminal.

[jonno990]

What city(outside the capital) has the most free art galleries and museums?

What city has the highest percentage of graduates staying there after graduating?

Heres a clue http://www.liverpoolwiki.org/Liverpool_Firsts

[AndrewW-G]

sday12 said:

Sorry, what industry was that that Liverpool florishes on? Shipping?
The idea that we continue to support these languishing relics with regeneration cash and city of culture status is crazy.

Would you like me to educate you on who the largest employers in Liverpool are? . . . . . .lets start with a simple one, Jaguar / Land Rover, currently producing the Evoque. . . . . . . there's also Vauxhall motors in Ellesmere Port, GM's most efficient plant in Europe

Oh and as for your comment on Shipping; Liverpool Freeport, is the largest / most successful free zone port in the UK, covering over 4 million square feet

[sday12]

AndrewW-G said:

sday12 said:

Sorry, what industry was that that Liverpool florishes on? Shipping?
The idea that we continue to support these languishing relics with regeneration cash and city of culture status is crazy.

Would you like me to educate you on who the largest employers in Liverpool are? . . . . . .lets start with a simple one, Jaguar / Land Rover, currently producing the Evoque. . . . . . . there's also Vauxhall motors in Ellesmere Port, GM's most efficient plant in Europe

Oh and as for your comment on Shipping; Liverpool Freeport, is the largest / most successful free zone port in the UK, covering over 4 million square feet

Great news, maybe they can start paying back decades of subsidies then, we'll let you off a few quid for the recession.

[AndrewW-G]

AndrewW-G earlier said:

Moron!

[TheHeretic]

sday12 said:

Great news, maybe they can start paying back decades of subsidies then, we'll let you off a few quid for the recession.

Do you realise how much wealth was. Related in Liverpool during the industrial revolution, (started in the Northern Mills I might add). Don't make yourself look silly by counting back, because you don't getto choose how far back you go Liverpool was one of the wealthiest cities in the world at one point.

[AndrewW-G]

TheHeretic said:

sday12 said:

Great news, maybe they can start paying back decades of subsidies then, we'll let you off a few quid for the recession.

Do you realise how much wealth was. Related in Liverpool during the industrial revolution, (started in the Northern Mills I might add). Don't make yourself look silly by counting back, because you don't getto choose how far back you go Liverpool was one of the wealthiest cities in the world at one point.

And also one of the most progressive, just look at what Lever Brothers did to ensure their workers had a decent environment to live in . . . .but noooo, our tasteless orange idiot, seems to think that Liverpool is still as it was portrayed in "boys from the blackstuff", times move on and even Yozzer Hughes became a king

[TheHeretic]

"Sit on a throne? I can do dat!"

[Regiment]

AndrewW-G said:

Would you like me to educate you on who the largest employers in Liverpool are? . . . . . .lets start with a simple one, Jaguar / Land Rover, currently producing the Evoque. . . . . . . there's also Vauxhall motors in Ellesmere Port, GM's most efficient plant in Europe

Oh and as for your comment on Shipping; Liverpool Freeport, is the largest / most successful free zone port in the UK, covering over 4 million square feet

They still talk a bit funny lol

[sday12]

TheHeretic said:

sday12 said:

Great news, maybe they can start paying back decades of subsidies then, we'll let you off a few quid for the recession.

Do you realise how much wealth was. Related in Liverpool during the industrial revolution, (started in the Northern Mills I might add). Don't make yourself look silly by counting back, because you don't getto choose how far back you go Liverpool was one of the wealthiest cities in the world at one point.

By that reckoning all the towns and cities on the spice route should be saved.
Past glory.

[TheHeretic]

sday12 said:

By that reckoning all the towns and cities on the spice route should be saved.
Past glory.

Look, YOU were the one talking about recovering subsidies. YOU made that mistake. YOU disregarded the wealth that was brought into the country via trade via what was the busiest port in the world. You have no knowledge of history, it seems.

[Smiler.]

Eh, calm down.




I thought the YT vid was good, amazed at how they move.

[TheHeretic]

That joke is very original. You must be a professional comedian.

[thinfourth2]

stitched said:

Think that was self evident.
I have worked in most parts of the country in many industries, also quite a bit abroad.
The mindset that we can manage as an economy with only office workers seems prevalent down south mostly.
I was foolish enough to think that the financial crash which brought Mr Madoff and co out of the woodwork would be a tiny hint that the financial model of the UK was just smoke and mirrors but it appears not.
TOWIE?
bks.

I think that all areas should be made complete separate in all ways

That way the south east can keep all its lovely money

The rest of the country can keep all its lovely food and water and electricity

[TheHeretic]

thinfourth2 said:

I think that all areas should be made complete separate in all ways

That way the south east can keep all its lovely money

The rest of the country can keep all its lovely food and water and electricity

You mean actually making stuff, growing stuff, and generating stuff?

[SkinnyBoy]

So where does SDay come from then, whats his little town famous for?

[AndrewW-G]

SkinnyBoy said:

So where does SDay come from then, whats his little town famous for?

The cast of TOWIE and Jade Goodey