What can two twenty-somethings do in Liverpool for the day?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 288

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  15/11/13 - 04:48 #2

  Steal some hubcaps?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 344

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  15/11/13 - 04:51 #3

  We don't want to fit in with the locals mate

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,076

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  15/11/13 - 05:03 #4

  Get a fake tan?
  
  Talk about how things used to be?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 32,379

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  15/11/13 - 05:14 #5

  Here is a recent thread that may help.
  
  http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1784534&highlight=liverpool

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• evil c Posts: 7,833

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  15/11/13 - 07:54 #6

  Liverpool is a vibrant exciting city and you'll have a great time. Just ignore the comment re the hubcaps...that was a long, long time ago and I'm disgusted that it was mentioned, even as a joke. A good post by woodbush and it'll help you a lot.

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• Fred E Star Posts: 1,693

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  15/11/13 - 11:19 #7

  Calm Down, Calm Down!
  

  evil c wrote: »

  Liverpool is a vibrant exciting city and you'll have a great time. Just ignore the comment re the hubcaps...that was a long, long time ago and I'm disgusted that it was mentioned, even as a joke. A good post by woodbush and it'll help you a lot.

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• dearmrman Posts: 21,510

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  15/11/13 - 12:37 #8

  Imej wrote: »

  Title says it all!
  
  I am staying with my friend in Manchester for a few days, and i'd also like to visit Liverpool. Being a manc she's not too keen on the idea, but is willing to relent if I can come up with a decent itinerary of what to do for the day! Suggestions welcome.

  
  To be fair, there is probably more to do in Liverpool than Manchester, for me Manchester is just about shopping/eating & drinking and not much else. I would imagine your friend is probably jealous, because she knows Liverpool offers more.

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• Maxatoria Posts: 17,980

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  15/11/13 - 13:06 #9

  Fred E Star wrote: »

  Calm Down, Calm Down!

  
  Ay-Who you telling to calm it down?

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• SaturnV Posts: 11,519

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  15/11/13 - 14:58 #10

  Clarence Beeks wrote: »

  Steal some hubcaps?

  
  Copy and paste a new joke?

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• wavy-davy Posts: 7,122

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  15/11/13 - 15:41 #11

  Learn the Scouse alphabet
  
  a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a

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• LostFool Posts: 90,648

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  15/11/13 - 15:49 #12

  All day pub crawl.
  
  What's the worst that could happen?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,076

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  15/11/13 - 16:44 #13

  LostFool wrote: »

  All day pub crawl.
  
  What's the worst that could happen?

  
  Get punched in the head by Steven Gerrard?

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• Bob_Whinger Posts: 1,098

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  15/11/13 - 17:29 #14

  DenizenOfSW3 wrote: »

  Get punched in the head by Steven Gerrard?

  That was in Southport. That is like the Bronx of Merseyside.

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• Bob_Whinger Posts: 1,098

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  15/11/13 - 17:32 #15

  Imej wrote: »

  Title says it all!
  
  I am staying with my friend in Manchester for a few days, and i'd also like to visit Liverpool. Being a manc she's not too keen on the idea, but is willing to relent if I can come up with a decent itinerary of what to do for the day! Suggestions welcome.

  
  It depends what you like doing ? Do you like museums, the Beatles, seedy lap dancing bars, slavery, art, eating out ? There is lots to do. Maybe check out Trip-advisors top attractions for Liverpool ?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 4,129

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  15/11/13 - 17:35 #16

  Clarence Beeks wrote: »

  Steal some hubcaps?

  
  So out of date - with the preponderance of alloys these days it's full wheels being nicked. Hub caps indeed....

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• gulliverfoyle Posts: 6,318

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  15/11/13 - 19:24 #17

  stand on street corners saying
  
  sucky fuky $10 dollar love you looooong time big boy
  
  
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