Scousers originated from the throat of a demented football hooligan who spoke fluent Germanese. Through possessing a compulsive obsessive infatuation with the land of Liverpool, Scousers are deluded into thinking that they "will never walk alone" despite their lack of feet. For some unexplainable reason they live in 'Greater Britain,' as opposed to 'Not-So-Great-But-Improving-Steadily-Britain.'
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| - Scousers originated from the throat of a demented football hooligan who spoke fluent Germanese. Through possessing a compulsive obsessive infatuation with the land of Liverpool, Scousers are deluded into thinking that they "will never walk alone" despite their lack of feet. For some unexplainable reason they live in 'Greater Britain,' as opposed to 'Not-So-Great-But-Improving-Steadily-Britain.'
- Particularly in the early series, Dave Lister's Scouse roots showed through often and clearly, above all in his speech style and turns of phrase. The Liverpudlian approach to English was clear, and the concomitant comedic extrapolations. At the time (the late 1980s), Liverpool was for much of Britain a blend of the football club, the TV show Bread and the unemployable.
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| - Scousers originated from the throat of a demented football hooligan who spoke fluent Germanese. Through possessing a compulsive obsessive infatuation with the land of Liverpool, Scousers are deluded into thinking that they "will never walk alone" despite their lack of feet. For some unexplainable reason they live in 'Greater Britain,' as opposed to 'Not-So-Great-But-Improving-Steadily-Britain.'
- Particularly in the early series, Dave Lister's Scouse roots showed through often and clearly, above all in his speech style and turns of phrase. The Liverpudlian approach to English was clear, and the concomitant comedic extrapolations. At the time (the late 1980s), Liverpool was for much of Britain a blend of the football club, the TV show Bread and the unemployable.
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