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headquarters and
offices there.
Residents of
Liverpool are
often called "
Scousers" in
reference to scouse, a
local stew made po****r by
sailors in the city...
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People from
Liverpool are
known as Liverpudlians, but are
usually called Scousers; the name
comes from scouse, a stew
originating from
Scandinavian lobscouse...
- "The
Scousers" was a
regular series of tongue-in-ch****
sketches from the
Harry Enfield's
Television Programme (BBC2),
followed by the
Harry Enfield & Chums...
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Productions and
written by
Liverpool native Danny Kenny.
Hailed as a
Scouser (colloquialism for
people of Liverpool) comedy, the
title refers to Scouse...
- "The Sash" (Roud 4796) also
known as "The Sash My
Father Wore") is a
ballad from
Northern Ireland commemorating the
victory of King
William III[citation...
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proud to be a
Scouser".
Liverpool Echo.
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- 2015. Haslam,
David (May 25, 2020). "Courtney Love in Liverpool: the
Scousers who
taught the
grunge icon how to rock". The Guardian.
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- In 2012, she
joined the cast for the
fifth series of Benidorm,
playing scouser Trudy alongside her
friend Sam, pla**** by S****ey Longworth. "Mic****e...
- the Amiga,
Atari ST, and MS-DOS by
Logotron in 1988. The
player controls Scouser-Gitt, who
pilots the
eponymous Star Goose, a
vessel that has been commissioned...
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September 2006). "P****ive boozing; and wild-tackling
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