Liverpool's Hidden Gems

[Mook]

Chive got a feeling.

[Mook]

A girl in Bier let off the worst fart I've ever smelled in my life, I actually went down the stairs towards the toilet to get away from it, fucking hell like.

[General Dryness]

A girl in Bier let off the worst fart I've ever smelled in my life, I actually went down the stairs towards the toilet to get away from it, fucking hell like.

I take it she's blown her chance with you then.

[Mook]

I take it she's blown her chance with you then.

I draw the line at girls who shit themselves in public.

[General Dryness]

I draw the line at girls who shit themselves in public.

Call yirsel a scoatsman?

[Mook]

I know, I did drink a bottle of Buckfast. and shouted at people in the street to make up for it.

 

[General Dryness]

Good man, can't be seen to letting the side down.

 

What was the pant shitter like anyway? Any redeeming features before she soiled herself?

[Mook]

Good man, can't be seen to letting the side down.

 

What was the pant shitter like anyway? Any redeeming features before she soiled herself?

She had a vagina.

 

Her pal made the best embarrassed face I've ever seen. Seen me and the missus trying to escape the fucking stench.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Hidden gem - Phoenix Watch Repairs, upstairs on that street off Williamson Square.

 

Last couple of times I've been there, they've done a good job but, because they did it quickly, they didn't feel like charging me.  Nice people (but with rubbish business instincts).

[Section_31]

Kristaki's Greek restaurant on Smithdown. Think there's one in town too, not too dear and absolutely lovely food, recommend the mixed grill.

[stringvest]

Some aural delectation... http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05y0992

[Sut]

Liverpool's Small Cinema on Victoria Street is ace - show a range of exploitation flicks, arthouse pictures and the odd blockbuster well after the event. I'm off to see David Fincher's The Game tonight at Metal on platform 3 of Edge Hill Station - they show films weekly there and this is (hopefully) the first we'll be catching. Really want to go see something at the Secret Garden Cinema in town as well.

[Raymond Duck]

I see your Liffey and raise you the gents in the Penny Farthing. They're how I imagine Hiroshima was after the bomb dropped.

I've been in there twice, both times because my dad loves it as it reminds him of the bar in Star Wars.

 

First time a guy came in the toilets and proceeded to beat some fella in there to a pulp. Second time someone with us walked into the ladies to see some old girl wiping her shitty arse with the door open. It's quite the establishment.

[Tony Moanero]

A girl in Bier let off the worst fart I've ever smelled in my life, I actually went down the stairs towards the toilet to get away from it, fucking hell like.

You met my wife then?

[General Dryness]

Liverpool's Small Cinema on Victoria Street is ace - show a range of exploitation flicks, arthouse pictures and the odd blockbuster well after the event. I'm off to see David Fincher's The Game tonight at Metal on platform 3 of Edge Hill Station - they show films weekly there and this is (hopefully) the first we'll be catching. Really want to go see something at the Secret Garden Cinema in town as well.

 

Fucking great film. I'm not normally a fan of Michael Douglas but the quality of the story makes him watchable.

[Mook]

Fucking great film. I'm not normally a fan of Michael Douglas but the quality of the story makes him watchable.

Michael Douglas was heavily involved in One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest so gets a free pass in everything he does from me.

[Sut]

Metal was ace. The film was free - selected by one of the people up there and they put a different one on each week or so. There were about a dozen or so regulars - a wide range of types - plus myself and Mrs Sut and we were made to feel really welcome; given some lemon drizzle cake on entry and offered popcorn. Not a bad little room with old cinema seats they'd scored from somewhere and a decent projector/stereo setup connected to a PS4. They have a little introduction beforehand from whoever picked the film and then a bit of a discussion about it afterwards if you want to stay around. Being on platform 3 at Edge Hill station means it's dead handy to get to as well. Highly recommended.

[cochyn]

Michael Douglas was heavily involved in One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest so gets a free pass in everything he does from me.

Still my favourite film of all time. Sublime.

[Champ]

Metal was ace. The film was free - selected by one of the people up there and they put a different one on each week or so. There were about a dozen or so regulars - a wide range of types - plus myself and Mrs Sut and we were made to feel really welcome; given some lemon drizzle cake on entry and offered popcorn. Not a bad little room with old cinema seats they'd scored from somewhere and a decent projector/stereo setup connected to a PS4. They have a little introduction beforehand from whoever picked the film and then a bit of a discussion about it afterwards if you want to stay around. Being on platform 3 at Edge Hill station means it's dead handy to get to as well. Highly recommended.

You're the man talking about creating your own cinema, are you not?

[Mook]

Still my favourite film of all time. Sublime.

Me too, mate and by a country mile as well.

 

The making of documentary is better than the majority of other films.

 

"Next woman I take on is gonna light up like a pinball machine and pay off in silver dollars."

[Paulie Dangerously]

Tulay on south road. Turkish open charcoal BBQ. went last night with the family. Good gorgeous great service and for a starter and main plus s couple of drinks for 5 people it was £132.00

[Sut]

You're the man talking about creating your own cinema, are you not?

 Indeed. Yet more inspiration.

[Anubis]

Metal was ace. The film was free - selected by one of the people up there and they put a different one on each week or so. There were about a dozen or so regulars - a wide range of types - plus myself and Mrs Sut and we were made to feel really welcome; given some lemon drizzle cake on entry and offered popcorn. Not a bad little room with old cinema seats they'd scored from somewhere and a decent projector/stereo setup connected to a PS4. They have a little introduction beforehand from whoever picked the film and then a bit of a discussion about it afterwards if you want to stay around. Being on platform 3 at Edge Hill station means it's dead handy to get to as well. Highly recommended.

So you were with your missus and you got off at Edge Hill?

[Sut]

Err, yes. Am I missing something?

[Anubis]

http://www.edgehillstation.co.uk/resources/david-and-steve-mcelroy-talk-about-the-phrase-getting-off-at-edge-hill/