Having seen you Vatican stuff ( or should that be Vacant) I see more clearly where you are coming from . I was right before get ye to a nunnery or are you already in one probably in Crosby I should think. Im amazed you are allowed the Internet . I pray for you Winnie !
Note the difference between the Liverpool accent of Ken Dodd, which is how my family spoke, and the accent of the narrator in this video. We used to call people with the narrator's accent 'bucks' which is an old Liverpool term for low life and which is why I cringe every time I hear this low life accent. Spoils the whole video. Please stop.
@WideAsleepFilm That is the point. You have no charm or any aspiration to charm. Rex Harrison was a Liverpudlian with charm. If he was around now, he would probably deny coming from socialist Liverpool.
@mrswinniepinnieRex Harrison comes from a utterly different era and background AND he was an actor. As a 'Bootle buck ' born in the forties I talk in a perfectly understandable way as does the commentator on the video . winnie......get ye to a nunnery !
@johnnyM025 He comes from a Liverpool background. Being an actor hs nothing to do with it. My family are from Bootle too, 'Bootle where the bugs wear clogs'. There were two types. The respectable who made the city great, and the low lifes like you who've been dragging it down for decades. I don't expect you to understand. You have no standards or values.
@boliboy2299 You don't want to be in Liverpool. It is now a socialist city full of people who talk like the narrator, like they've got a mouth full of cake. Perhaps where the term 'cakehole' came from.
I realize what I'm about to say is a bit off-topic but has anyone noticed that the Beatles track "In My Life" that's playing softly in the background is so unbelievably well produced that you can pick out every single instrument and vocal even though you can only just hear the entire track? Amazing.
Having seen you Vatican stuff ( or should that be Vacant) I see more clearly where you are coming from . I was right before get ye to a nunnery or are you already in one probably in Crosby I should think. Im amazed you are allowed the Internet . I pray for you Winnie !
johnnyM025 4 months ago
i love all 'pool accents..im from stoke
john111257 4 months ago
Note the difference between the Liverpool accent of Ken Dodd, which is how my family spoke, and the accent of the narrator in this video. We used to call people with the narrator's accent 'bucks' which is an old Liverpool term for low life and which is why I cringe every time I hear this low life accent. Spoils the whole video. Please stop.
mrswinniepinnie 5 months ago
@mrswinniepinnie Charming!
WideAsleepFilm 5 months ago
@WideAsleepFilm That is the point. You have no charm or any aspiration to charm. Rex Harrison was a Liverpudlian with charm. If he was around now, he would probably deny coming from socialist Liverpool.
mrswinniepinnie 4 months ago
@mrswinniepinnie Winnie ....your an idiot
johnnyM025 4 months ago
@johnnyM025 I suppose that is easier than thinking.
mrswinniepinnie 4 months ago
@mrswinniepinnieRex Harrison comes from a utterly different era and background AND he was an actor. As a 'Bootle buck ' born in the forties I talk in a perfectly understandable way as does the commentator on the video . winnie......get ye to a nunnery !
johnnyM025 4 months ago
@johnnyM025 He comes from a Liverpool background. Being an actor hs nothing to do with it. My family are from Bootle too, 'Bootle where the bugs wear clogs'. There were two types. The respectable who made the city great, and the low lifes like you who've been dragging it down for decades. I don't expect you to understand. You have no standards or values.
mrswinniepinnie 4 months ago
@mrswinniepinnie Haahahahaha aha you are amazing!
bella123wee 4 months ago
@bella123wee They certainly do have a unique way of looking at things!
WideAsleepFilm 4 months ago
I'd like to be in Liverpool someday
boliboy2299 7 months ago
@boliboy2299 You don't want to be in Liverpool. It is now a socialist city full of people who talk like the narrator, like they've got a mouth full of cake. Perhaps where the term 'cakehole' came from.
mrswinniepinnie 5 months ago
I realize what I'm about to say is a bit off-topic but has anyone noticed that the Beatles track "In My Life" that's playing softly in the background is so unbelievably well produced that you can pick out every single instrument and vocal even though you can only just hear the entire track? Amazing.
kaferere 8 months ago