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Scousers, Liverpool Fans and Other Allies of Palestine, Sign This Petition Demanding that AXA Stops Funding Genocide!

[theliverpudlianuk]

🔥 Bonfire Night, a date specific to the United Kingdom, remembers The Gunpowder Plot of 1605 when Catholic conspirators, of which Guido Fawkes was a member of the collective of 13, tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament in order to kill King James I (The Jacobean Era). The goal for this plot was to aid in restoring a Catholic Monarch to the Throne of England.

🔥 After the 16th Century religious Reformations, particularly the 1536 English Reformation under Henry VIII breaking away from the Roman Catholic Church which increased the authority of the Church of England under Protestant ideals. These beliefs were particularly heavily enforced during the reign of Henry VIII's son, Edward VI, though the severity of these later reformations are generally often incorrectly attributed to his father's Henrician Reformation.

🔥 The Tudor reign and Jacobean rule was difficult for Catholics as persecution was rife, though this increased further after the failed plot. Robert Catesby, the man in charge of organising the Gunpowder Plot wanted to replace the Protestant King James I with a Catholic Monarch.

🔥 Despite popular belief, Guy Fawkes was not the leader, he was the Member found first as his job was to set off the fuse for the 36 barrels in the cellar beneath the Houses of Parliament.

🔥 Originally the bonfires were to celebrate the foiled attempt, however, over the centuries it is often commonplace for people to now celebrate the Plotters.

🔥 Read the rest of our article on TheLiverpudlian.com for more information: https://www.TheLiverpudlian.com/post/the-uk-remembers-the-gunpowder-plot-guy-fawkes-on-bonfire-night

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[midgard37]

Welcome to Liverpool

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SCOUSE.

⬆︎SCOUSE

i cant believe they call themselves liverpudlians instead of liverpoolers. sick nation

lmfao sorry i googled it to make sure and im loving this

englands be eating lobscrouse

[season-77]

This scene might not be the most pleasant, but hey, it’s a treasure trove! Our fidgety boy is interacting with everyone and everything in his vicinity... Look closely: there’s a serious conversation happening in the foreground, but what’s his right hand doing in the meantime? Every little wall has been, shall we say... banged.

The other thing is the Scouse accent and its wonderful melody... In the last interview, Shaun teased us with the statement that women are put off by his accent (nice try, Evans, but I don’t think anyone bought that…).

I think in everyday life his accent isn’t as strong, but in that scene when he says "didn't occur to me," I just completely melt.

[pinkyberet]

TTTE Oc Animation: Francesca's Accent

Lil' Animations Depicting Francesca's Liverpudlian Accent She'd Have In Both Her Engine & Human Versions :3

This Is NOT Depicting Her Actual Personality

Audio Is From The US Dub Of Duncan Gets Spooked

[spiderbitesandvampirevenom]

you know you're cooked when the scouser is the most valuable white contributor to a training exercise about cultural awareness

[marzipanandminutiae]

(I am USAmerican, for the record)

3/5 of my English friends are northern

I've never met anyone from London

starting to think London is an elaborate hoax

[javelinbk]

The Beatles in Australia/NZ, part two (part 1, part 3, part 4, part 5, part 6, part 7, part 8, part 9)

John and Paul talk to Bob Rogers about their rain-soaked arrival from Hong Kong and Paul’s reputation with the ladies

Bob: I'm sorry that the weather was so shocking, it could not have been worse John: Well, it's different, in’it? You know Bob: Is it like that in Liverpool? John: No, I've never... not as hard as that rain, I've never seen that, except for in Tahiti Bob: What? Rain in Tahiti? John: Yeah, it rained there a couple of days when we first got there, thought it was the end of the world, it was like a monsoon Bob: How did you feel about getting wet through like that, I mean that was a great thing to do for your fans John: We were having hysterics laughing, it was so funny, coming to Australia and getting on a big van all soaking wet, you know? And at least... the kids got wet for hours, you know so we only got wet for about a quarter of an hour, which is not much compared to that, is it? Bob: What upset me, John was the fact that you were wearing those new coachmen coats, or batwing coats for the first time - they must be ruined John: They're not actually, we got them pressed as soon as we got in, they're alright Bob: The Hong Kong tailoring is alright, then? John: Well, he was an Indian, actually Bob: Paul, what was it like out there on the tarmac? Paul: Err, yeah it was a bit of a pity actually, cause I was thinking 'Well, showing off my flash suit,' but it just got soaked through Bob: I've just been advised, and Paul told me that this was not going to happen, that your next release in America is going to be a song called 'A Hard Day's Night', it will come out on the 26th of June John: Erm, I think 'Long Tall Sally' is the next release in America Bob: Well, according to Cashbox this week it's 'A Hard Day's Night' John: Oh, ok, well I give... you know more, I only know... Bob: No, well that's true John: ...I only know what happens in England, you know, because they all make their own singles out of the LPs everywhere else Bob: Say something for the Australians John: 'ello cobber, how's the wagga wagga? It's all I can say, didgeridoo and all that Bob: Thank you, John Lennon Bob: Paul, you're probably the lady-killer Beatle... Paul: Oh, come on... Bob: What is your impression of the Australian ladies? Paul: Very nice Bob: Why are you always surrounded by the ladies? Paul: Erm, 'cause I'm... chatting 'em up. Chatting 'em up here. Bob: What does 'chatting 'em up' mean? Paul: Pardon? Bob: What does 'chatting 'em up' mean? Paul: Aw, come on... Bob: It's a pommy expression - you're in Australia, mate! Paul: Look, we invented the language. What are you talking about? Bob: What, the Liverpudlians invented it? Or desecrated it? Paul: Well, no... us British chaps Bob: Ah, yes Paul: Yes

Bob Rogers interviews John Lennon and Paul McCartney on their arrival in Sydney, Australia, 11th June 1964

[armed-with-a-waffle-iron]

"Every Scouser wants every Scouser to do well" -Alex Greenwood ❤️💙

Missy Bo's her lil sis always🥹

[theliverpudlianuk]

🍓 Bird & Blend Tea Co. opens first high street shop in Liverpool with a Limited Edition Tea, Strawberry Fields, alongside 100+ other flavours.

🍓 Flavours as inventive as Birthday Cake and Peach Soda to Chocolate Digestives, alongside firm favourites Builders Breakfast Brew, Earl Grey Crème and many more will be available alongside a brand new limited edition flavour, created exclusively for Liverpool, called ‘Strawberry Fields,’ a delicate Darjeeling tea, with notes of Strawberry.

🍓 Mike Turner, Co-Founder & Managing Director of Bird & Blend Tea Co., said: “Customer experience is at the heart of everything we do. Alongside the fast growth of the digital side of our business, we’re proudly continuing to invest in local high streets too."

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[thewrongblues]

no way they've not cast a single actual scouser for the fucking BEATLES movie

[acy-art]

dr kelp..... *rotates him in my brain*

[womanblogger]

my grampa was at school with john lennon but when my granny’s dementia started to manifest and deteriorate she gave away a lot of things, including the school photo that had them both in. just to some random who must have wanted it as beatles memorabilia. and i’m still miffed about it!!

[idontwanttospoiltheparty]

did they just sneak in a Hillsborough disaster reference in the Pete Best sacking scene?

[power-chords]

Christian Slater is an inspired choice. I really liked his work on Mr. Robot, and would like to have seen his version of Ricky Roma in the London production some years back

Thank you! His work in Mr. Robot was my prime consideration, in fact, although True Romance, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, The Name of the Rose, and Interview with the Vampire lend plenty of pertinent meta (not to mention his friendship with River Phoenix). What a phenomenal show that was. I was lucky to catch a glimpse of him in person while they were shooting the final season in Grand Central. It was the dead of summer, and my mom and I saw throngs of people milling around the concourse dressed in down jackets and carrying Christmas-themed shopping bags. We were incredibly confused until the camera crews came into view. Glanced over our heads and there he was on the Vanderbilt Hall balcony.

P.S. he played Ricky Roma in London?! Holy shit. I was unaware of this piece of Mamet lore, I somehow missed that entirely. Would have killed to see his take on it. And beyond that, how a Mancunian director interpreted such a profoundly American script/story.