sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know a way to log back into an instagram account..? I was stupid lost the account password. I appreciate any help you can give me
@Gianni Isaac Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and im in the hacking process atm. Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
The Liverpudlian accent sounds like a cross between the dialects of Ireland and Wales, at least to my North American ears. The old New York accents were a mixture of Cockney and Irish. My grandparents had very heavy Brooklyn dialects and sounded a little bit like Paul and Ringo sometimes😊
Sadie didn't have casies he came from the one in Limes street opposite the station and then went to the sefton arms next to the globe now calle coopers, if my memory serves me right
+lliambunter The Caledonian on lime St entrance with a back entrance down the stairs and come out at the side of the fish market. Sadie was also in either The Dive or The Dart. before they were knocked down along with The Old Royal .
+lliambunter Miss Fontain, Wouldn't call him that to his face tho. Saw him in the Caledonian one night and he was dipping his comb into some guys pint and combing his hair. My girlfriend at the time couldn't take her eyes off him, had to tell her to stop staring or the both of us will get filled in. But the whole area was great. fond memories
Hyperbole? "Most people were in a band". I remember it well. Traffic was stopped and most shops were shut because everyone was strumming and drumming away. The army had to be called in but it was too late; the whole city was taken over by the Merseybeat.
Man ! that city takes some beating in the 60's.
we where part of that scene in our teens
The Iron Door in Temple Street, good times as a young lad.
sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid lost the account password. I appreciate any help you can give me
@Bryce Vincenzo instablaster =)
@Gianni Isaac Thanks for your reply. I found the site thru google and im in the hacking process atm.
Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Gianni Isaac It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much, you saved my account !
@Bryce Vincenzo Glad I could help :D
The Liverpudlian accent sounds like a cross between the dialects of Ireland and Wales, at least to my North American ears. The old New York accents were a mixture of Cockney and Irish. My grandparents had very heavy Brooklyn dialects and sounded a little bit like Paul and Ringo sometimes😊
It's a mixture of Lancashire & Irish ... Difficult to imitate.
Only us native Scouser's can spot a fake Scouse accent.
Non of the clubs at that time served any alcohol, tea, biscuits and lemonade
Talking of clubs my late husband used to go to the Boomerang Club.
Wow this is more interesting than the history lessons I had at school. The good ol' bygone days, a bit before my time, only a bit I may add😉
Thats a new name I haven't heard that one !
was that Harold Wilson ("the pound in your pocket") in trademark Gannex raincoat, touring a factory ? No BoJo-style HiVis photo-opp
tune at 5.09 please
jonny kenedy needs some wd40 on his jacket lpoool still rules
Jk legend bud
More like brillo pads la
Or Teflon
No not famous just a regular jolly scouser loving the old days mate
Thanks for the reply where were you from in the pool
I knew Carl Terry
Sadie didn't have casies he came from the one in Limes street opposite the station and then went to the sefton arms next to the globe now calle coopers, if my memory serves me right
+lliambunter The Caledonian on lime St entrance with a back entrance down the stairs and come out at the side of the fish market. Sadie was also in either The Dive or The Dart. before they were knocked down along with The Old Royal .
+John Codling I don't remmber that but I wouldn't argue with you, Remember Johnny Linus?
+lliambunter Miss Fontain, Wouldn't call him that to his face tho. Saw him in the Caledonian one night and he was dipping his comb into some guys pint and combing his hair. My girlfriend at the time couldn't take her eyes off him, had to tell her to stop staring or the both of us will get filled in. But the whole area was great. fond memories
Sadie never had casies he had the one in Lime street and the Sefton , which is now coopers and then the big house
Hyperbole? "Most people were in a band".
I remember it well. Traffic was stopped and most shops were shut because everyone was strumming and drumming away. The army had to be called in but it was too late; the whole city was taken over by the Merseybeat.
turn down yer jacket fella, it's too loud
Get back In touch you might know are Michelle Barton she works in Thorntons In town
Boy that jackets creaking has he paid for it?
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