Liverpool - owt worth seeing that isn't in the guides?

[Hi-ASL]

*shuffles feet uncomfortably as things start getting dangerously close to home.. *

 

[rosa]

*shuffles feet uncomfortably as things start getting dangerously close to home.. *

You're unlucky enough to come from Prescot as well? Small world isn't it...

 

[Hi-ASL]

no. near there though.

*shuffle. shuffle.*

 

[cyberfairy]

EH? Which bit looked nice? The Queens and its charming clientele? the 'Die Rooney Scum' graffiti? The McDonalds?

If you want terrifying 'local' culture get off at Prescot,the next stop, and go to the Dog House opp the station and watch 16-year-old emo kids get shitfaced on snakebite and black.

Saw some quite fancy looking houses with nice gardens and even looked at local paper which had no stabbings on front page, just something nice. Lightweights

 

[_angel_]

Bloody hell is that still open? Yep great place - i'd thought it closed 30 years ago though.

I remember it fondly.

 

[Bernie Gunther]

To properly sample the local culture, don't wate your time round the city centre. You wanna get the bus out to Huyton and that.

I worked in Huyton one summer. I'm from Birkenhead, so it takes a fair bit to disturb me, but the clientele of the 'Quiet Man' managed it.

Why is it that all the 'toddler eaten by pit-bull' stories in the Echo are either from there or Kirby?

 

[rosa]

I worked in Huyton one summer. I'm from Birkenhead, so it takes a fair bit to disturb me, but the clientele of the 'Quiet Man' managed it.

Ah, the Quiet Man, and its carpet of broken glass. Think it might have shut down now. Probably for the best.