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Public health inspector measuring alleyway width for safety, Liverpool, UK, 1907
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Andrew street entries that lad. Me nan got stabbed there for nicking some arl bute's baccy from the wethys.
I'm convinced you're making stuff up on purpose to fuck with everyone else
I'm really not, I'll translate: That's the Andrew street alleyway, my friend. I know because I remember my grandmother being assaulted there with a knife after she relieved a disagreeable old gentleman of his tobacco in a nearby Wetherspoon's.
Sorry I meant British people as a whole more than just you, but thanks for the translation I find British slang very fascinating, cheers
I’m trying to imagine it with a scope accent
jesus christ I really hope you mean Scouse or Stoke
Autocorrect. scouse aye
I lived in Liverpool for a little over a year and your comment made me laugh. Thank you.
🙂 sound