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That is about 3 hours from where I live.........that is funny as hell if it is true, must have been a high ass curb.

hmmmmm, not sure what that means. Ya I think most people feel that way. I dont like southern US accents, and here i live due to my fathers job being relocated a decade ago. If southerns went to the north their accent would be SO pronounced but down here so many people speak this horrible accent they are just used to it and its not noticed. yes i do remember that.

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Thanks, glad it has gotten a lot of attention. What about Blue Moon? Anyone like that? Has been one of my faves for years.

Then I should fit in just perfect.....

Ya I thought the same thing, I guess I was just curious if those phrases on the webpage are some you would hear in everyday conversation. Thanks for your response also, I agree it seems many people are "jealous" of the scouse identity.....I can tell that just from things I am reading on the internet. Thanks mate, I plan on trying it out one day.

Thanks mate glad to be here. I cant help where I was born but I can help who I pledge my allegiance to when it comes to football regardless of what side of the pond I am on. I like this place so far, seems like good people and good conversation here.

sorry didnt know the video would pop on the screen like that. anyway, here is the other link. http://scousedictionary.blogspot.com/

I have three passions in life. Me family, Football and Languages. I have taught myself Spanish (very useful here in the USA) and also some Portuguese and enjoy learning just about anything regarding other languages as well. I also love the different dialects/accents within the English language, with scouse being my favorite followed by Irish (I know a large influence in the scouse dialect) and Scottish. I will put at the bottom of this post a few links to info I found on the net about speaking with a scouse accent and also some slang words used. Me question is, are these good representations of the accent/dialect? Thanks for any feedback, always enjoying learning something new especially from people who live in the vicinity of Liverpool on a daily basis. http://scousedictionary.blogspot.com/

So about the same as here, interesting. I am guessing that John Smith's is cheaper than that? The way you guys are describing it sounds like some of the cheaper stuff we have here in the states that tastes like bath water also. Ever heard of Yuengling Lager? It's brewed here in the states but is a great brew and very cheaply priced, best beer for the price imo.

How much is Stella costing these days over there? Here it is $8.00 for a 6pack or about £4.89

Guess you were wearing the correct shirt last weekend vs. Wolves.

What is this John Smith's beer that c1982 is talking about? Is that an English only beer? Any good?

Interesting how Pete0 and The Beard can have such amazingly different opinions on the same beer. I wouldn't call it the best I ever had but definitely not as bad as The Beard describes it. You want some beers that taste like his description you should come here to the states..........we have some nasty ass stuff here.

.......especially after a cup of coffee.