> Definitely try and get some Stansted Express Tickets on the plane for something like 20 or so pounds return.

This.

Once you get to Liverpool St, just get a cab. As there's a few of you, it will probably be cheaper than individual tickets on the Underground and a lot easier than hauling luggage around. It won't cost you a fortune either.

Cantaloupe is a cool bar, Old St is an ok area with some funky little bars around there.

I /should/ be able to make this but no promises as weekends are always a bit hectic. I'll be travelling straight in on the train as it's only a 30min journey to Liverpool St station and then a 5 min walk to Old Street.

There's plenty of places to go around there for very late drinks, especially if you like the *femme kind of things...

Definitely try and get some Stansted Express Tickets on the plane for something like 20 or so pounds return.

It sounds like a lot, but they are 28,80 pounds if you buy them at the station...

Train takes 45 mins to Liverpool Street. There are buses too, but they take ages I think.

I guess I've delayed this for too long, but here goes:

1. I've killed at least 250 birds
2. and I don't feel bad about it
3. As a kid I was a talented chess player
4. I used to be a member of MENSA, but it was too geeky and self-indulgent for me
5. My first car was a Seat Leon
6. I loved that car and still miss it
7. I've been involved in a serious car crash and was the only one to walk away unharmed
8. The only code I know is html
9. In school I made a fansite about Wesley Willis
10. I've dislocated both shoulders numerous times
11. I haven't been in a fight for over 6 years now (and I don't plan to)
12. I'm a big fan of Liverpool FC
13. I've never been to Liverpool
14. I own a 12 gauge shotgun and a .30-06 rifle
15. I'm not a big fan of handguns, but I used to have a Desert Eagle .45 (the kickback was fun and frightening at the same time)
16. I suffer from an autoimmune disease (it's not lupus )
17. Growing up, 3 different teachers encouraged me to see a therapist
18. I never did
19. I own a perfect replica of a Picasso self portrait. I love that picture.
20. I'm a terrible dancer
21. I love vintage clothing like hats and vests
22. I competed in the British national athletics championship final when I was 12 yrs old (100m hurdles and 4x100m relay)
23. I didn't win, but it was a a lot of fun
24. My favourite number is 46
25. I've never shot a man in Reno just to watch him die

Note to self: never trust Wikipedia.

From the Beatles Bible:

One of Lennon and McCartney's earliest songs, I'll Follow The Sun was written in 1959 at McCartney's family home in Allerton, Liverpool.

"I wrote that in my front parlour in Forthlin Road. I was about 16. I'll Follow The Sun was one of those very early ones. I seem to remember writing it just after I'd had the flu and I had that cigarette - I smoked when I was 16 - the cigarette that's the 'cotton wool' one. You don't smoke while you're ill but after you get better you have a cigarette and it's terrible, it tastes like cotton wool, horrible. I remember standing in the parlour, with my guitar, looking out through the lace curtains of the window, and writing that one."

Paul McCartney
The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions, Mark Lewisohn

Now that this has gone top 15(!) let me say why this is a brilliant goal. They build from the back and are under extreme pressure from a very good Liverpool side, one that goes on to win the championship that year.

The goal features two superb headers from Keegan, two one-twos, an overhead kick and sweet control and finish from Channon. It has to be up there with some of the best goals ever scored.

whats up with the creationist dude going from one minute southern arkansas to liverpool the next?
or was that just a really bad attenborough impression?
either way..this guy got spanked.
great vid!

Sorry there were no car chases in it for you Ponceleon.

It's not useless to compare them. Pardon me but what an asinine comment. This is far enough from what Hellblazer really is that I don't think it deserves to be called a Constantine movie. There are choices made in the process of adaptation that affect the quality of the outcome.

What is the essential difference between cinematic and comic book storytelling that requires changing the main character from a wise-cracking englishman to a dour american? It certainly doesn't bring anything to the table, from what I can see, apart from allowing Keanu Reeves to play the part, which looking back didn't seem to help the movie, aside from securing a decent budget, which probably worked against it in the end. If any "comic book movie" did not need to be all that visually spectacular, this is the one. Hellblazer should be understated with occasional horrific moments, not big action set pieces like happen every 20 minutes in this fucking movie.

In the comics he chose to mess with magic and it cost him bigtime. That's the essence of his character. Even if he saves the day it will be in a rotten and nasty way because he uses black magic. Having him be chosen as some kind of secret weapon, caught up in a conspiracy against the devil, is typical hollywood horseshit.

Also, come to think of it, I think John would have a Liverpool accent as I think that he only ended up in London as a young man.

I need to get out of this country and move over to Europe. Shame I want to move to Liverpool, and the English are probably more full of religion than the US.

This video has been declared a duplicate; transferring votes to the original video and killing this dupe - dupeof declared by kronosposeidon.

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Tags for this video have been changed from 'new reports, Hillsborough disaster, liverpool, just sad' to 'new reports, Hillsborough disaster, liverpool, just sad, 1989' - edited by calvados

This http://www.videosift.com/video/Reconstructing-a-famous-photograph-40-years-later is possibly my favourite. I've always loved the photo of Dylan and the kids in Liverpool (1966) and one day I was searching for it on google as I couldn't find it on my hard drive. One of the things that came up was this vid that I had never seen or heard of. Enjoy!

My PQ is rather small, but here's a gem: http://www.videosift.com/video/Travelling-Wilburys-Inside-Out . It's from the second Travelling Wilburys album (jokingly titled "Volume 3"). Super groups often fail, but when you've got George Harrison, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan and Jeff Lynne (Roy Orbison unfortunatly died right after the first album was released) it's gonna turn out great.

Great idea, AC

I'm a fan of any sifter who's a fan of Liverpool FC. *promote

Sorry man, it's a dupe: http://www.videosift.com/video/New-T-Mobile-Advert-Liverpool-Street-Station