A document found at the national archives has thrown Englands and Irelands politicians into
panic debating. The 13th centuary land share and ownership register, is believed to show that
Rulers of the city of Liverpool, passed the ownership of the city and all fees into the hands of the
Irish government. They paid all fees for the exchange, yet Loyal servers made sure the city of
Liverpool would remain in English hands.

Forensic experts have provided proof the document is 13th centuary aged.
Other papers are being sought as the Irish seek the truth on the matter.
Outrage has spilled into the commons, MP's want explanations to it all.
Liverpool, a little bemused by it all, awaits the outcome.

source Irish Times

A document found at the national archives has thrown Englands and Irelands politicians into
panic debating. The 13th centuary land share and ownership register, is believed to show that
Rulers of the city of Liverpool, passed the ownership of the city and all fees into the hands of the
Irish government. They paid all fees for the exchange, yet Loyal servers made sure the city of
Liverpool would remain in English hands.

Forensic experts have provided proof the document is 13th centuary aged.
Other papers are being sought as the Irish seek the truth on the matter.
Outrage has spilled into the commons, MP's want explanations to it all.
Liverpool, a little bemused by it all, awaits the outcome.

source Irish Times

Can we buy it back?

If we save up until next April 1st we may be able to afford it.
:rolleyes:

I'm trying not to PANIC.

Seems 'Very Strange'!!...it should be found on April 1st. (Can't Fool Me!):rolleyes:

sharp intake of breath ------


Gnomie !! :unibrow: remember Fawlty Towers !! :PDT_Piratz_26:

Its true i say, why do you doubt me :unibrow:

A document found at the national archives has thrown Englands and Irelands politicians into
panic debating. The 13th centuary land share and ownership register, is believed to show that
Rulers of the city of Liverpool, passed the ownership of the city and all fees into the hands of the
Irish government. They paid all fees for the exchange, yet Loyal servers made sure the city of
Liverpool would remain in English hands.

Forensic experts have provided proof the document is 13th centuary aged.
Other papers are being sought as the Irish seek the truth on the matter.
Outrage has spilled into the commons, MP's want explanations to it all.
Liverpool, a little bemused by it all, awaits the outcome.

:D :ninja:

Very god :handclap: very good :handclap: hahahaha

Found this this morning but had no time to post:

Evidence is now available that conclusively proves that the arrival of the Irish in Liverpool coincided with the origins of the scouse accent.
Apparently the Welsh had nothing to do with it.

Honest.
:unibrow:

you`ve started it now, this will gwonanonanon

you`ve started it now, this will gwonanonanon



:PDT10

you`ve started it now, this will gwonanonanon

See? Nothing has happened.

People see it for what it is - a bit of harmless devilment!

Sound as a pound Kidda

Now what heritage gave us that type of scouse :eek:

Found this this morning but had no time to post:

Evidence is now available that conclusively proves that the arrival of the Irish in Liverpool coincided with the origins of the scouse accent.
Apparently the Welsh had nothing to do with it.

Honest.
:unibrow:

Do you mean pulling down that bridge from Dale St to Wales stopped all that.

See?
Even Waterways is going with the flow (pun intended).

:handclap:

I know it's late


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