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Red Devil · 12-31-17, 05:26 PM

Michael Angelos, another scouser, took over after ringo called it a day on Thomas. He sounded virtually the same, hardly surprisingly, as they both hailed from the same area. Incidentally, I still have my scouse accent after all these years away.

http://www.wirralhistory.com/scouse1.html

My compilation of the language. If I were to date this I would say some came from Victorian era, but mostly 50s and 60s, into the 70s. Modern idioms don't seem to travel well.

one point that was made online about this. How can He be Sir Ringo Starr, when the name is fictitious. He is Sir Richard Starkey by right?

12-31-17, 05:26 PM	#10
Red Devil The Old Man Join Date: May 2004 Location: Sutton Coldfield England Posts: 1,540 Downloads: 305 Uploads: 0	Michael Angelos, another scouser, took over after ringo called it a day on Thomas. He sounded virtually the same, hardly surprisingly, as they both hailed from the same area. Incidentally, I still have my scouse accent after all these years away. http://www.wirralhistory.com/scouse1.html My compilation of the language. If I were to date this I would say some came from Victorian era, but mostly 50s and 60s, into the 70s. Modern idioms don't seem to travel well. one point that was made online about this. How can He be Sir Ringo Starr, when the name is fictitious. He is Sir Richard Starkey by right? __________________ > > Captain!, there's a destroyer on the por........ periscope is flooded Sir! > Darkness is only the absence of Light; Ignorance is only the absence of knowledge © www.worldwartwo.uk www.captainwalker.uk Last edited by Red Devil; 12-31-17 at 05:42 PM.