Liverpool Nativity :laugh: — Forum Archive

9 Dec 2007, 14:05

Wonder where they got THAT idea from!

:scratch:

9 Dec 2007, 14:17

BIGINOIL wrote: Wonder where they got THAT idea from!

ummmm I have no idea.....a city 70 miles in land called Manchester?? :nonono:

too obvious??? :nod: :nod: :nod:

I thought so

9 Dec 2007, 14:19

BIGINOIL wrote: Wonder where they got THAT idea from!

Tho seriously, which crappy overblown Nativity has all the chavs in it??

9 Dec 2007, 14:52

erm....do what???

9 Dec 2007, 15:08

BonoShed wrote:

Tho seriously, which crappy overblown Nativity has all the chavs in it??

The Nedtivity

:laugh:

9 Dec 2007, 15:26

Liverpool Nativity details here

Based on "Manchester Passion" (same people) as performed last year.

:smoking:

9 Dec 2007, 15:43

Is the middle one of those three "wise" men wearing a Rangers top???

YIKES!!!

9 Dec 2007, 16:11

I had mixed feelings about MANCHESTER PASSION.It was good seeing "Jesus" singing I AM THE RESURRECTION from the clock tower of Manc Town Hall. But Tim Booth singing Blue Monday? There were two crucifixions that night.

Actually remembering back...wasn't the Last Supper filmed on the grass outside URBIS with Tony Wilson at the chippy van?

9 Dec 2007, 16:53

Gazman wrote:

BonoShed wrote:

Tho seriously, which crappy overblown Nativity has all the chavs in it??

The Nedtivity

Thank You, Thank You, I set 'em up, you knock 'em down :bow: :bow:

10 Dec 2007, 01:14

BonoShed wrote:

BIGINOIL wrote: Wonder where they got THAT idea from!

ummmm I have no idea.....a city 70 miles in land called Manchester??

too obvious???

I thought so

:skeptic:

70 miles.

try 33

10 Dec 2007, 01:16

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Is the middle one of those three "wise" men wearing a Rangers top???

YIKES!!!

Dont sound so surprised Jeff,

they are neds after all..

:laugh:

10 Dec 2007, 02:48

BonoShed wrote:

Gazman wrote:

BonoShed wrote:

Tho seriously, which crappy overblown Nativity has all the chavs in it??

The Nedtivity

Thank You, Thank You, I set 'em up, you knock 'em down

I only see one half bottle of scud in there Gaz? :laugh: :bow: :bow: :bow:

10 Dec 2007, 04:20

OutofOrder wrote:

BonoShed wrote:

Gazman wrote:

BonoShed wrote:

Tho seriously, which crappy overblown Nativity has all the chavs in it??

The Nedtivity

Thank You, Thank You, I set 'em up, you knock 'em down

I only see one half bottle of scud in there Gaz?

Theyre neds Stevie,

they wont even give their maw a full bottle

:laugh:

11 Dec 2007, 06:02

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Is the middle one of those three "wise" men wearing a Rangers top???

YIKES!!!

Away you go, your needing your eyes tested, take another look:

11 Dec 2007, 06:11

in the original pic. it was DEFO a Rangers top. the word Carling is clearly visible.

:rofl:

11 Dec 2007, 06:16

King John Honest John wrote: in the original pic. it was DEFO a Rangers top. the word Carling is clearly visible.

They've both been Carling haven't they?!

What are they now?!

What ever happened to the mighty CR Smith?! :scratch:

11 Dec 2007, 06:20

El Jarvo wrote:

What ever happened to the mighty CR Smith?!

Made me wonder...

http://www.crsmith.co.uk/

11 Dec 2007, 06:42

Gazman wrote:

El Jarvo wrote:

What ever happened to the mighty CR Smith?!

Made me wonder...

http://www.crsmith.co.uk/

That'll come in handy, I'm needing a new door. :laugh:

What's the CR stand for Celtic/Rangers, is the guy that started the firm a schizo Glaswegian?

...and back on topic, Billy Connolly used to tell a long rambling story in the late 70's about the nativity being in the Gorbals not Galilee.

11 Dec 2007, 07:02

worst comedian of all time.

the unfunny Billy Funnily.

:nod:

11 Dec 2007, 07:19

:eek3:

Maybe no as funny nowadays, when he relies on swearing for laughs, but in the late 70's early 80's he was the best thing going (with competition like Jimmy Tarbuck that wasn't to hard though).

11 Dec 2007, 09:01

MIMX wrote:

Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: Is the middle one of those three "wise" men wearing a Rangers top???

YIKES!!!

Away you go, your needing your eyes tested, take another look:

Does it make a difference either way? Its quite clearly Corby

11 Dec 2007, 09:16

Possibly, except why would anyone in Corby be waiting for a bus, given the number of taxis around... :lol:

Snorri xxx

11 Dec 2007, 14:22

hasn't that laughing head been there long enough now? :(

13 Dec 2007, 00:35

:calmdown:

:laugh:

13 Dec 2007, 00:54

14 Dec 2007, 02:51

What a great thread this is. :laugh:

14 Dec 2007, 16:51

Just seen clips of the rehearsals on Granada Reports.

It's the nativity all right, but Joseph is a failed asylum seeker who falls in love with a local social worker. They sing Liverpool songs from the Beedles to the Bunnymen at three locations around the city and the whole thing ends in a nativity scene by the banks of the Mersey.

It will be broadcast live on BBC3. Don't miss it, folks

14 Dec 2007, 16:54

If it incorporates Come Back by The Mighty Wah! it could be worth a look

14 Dec 2007, 23:03

johnny wrote: If it incorporates Come Back by The Mighty Wah! it could be worth a look

"NO! ...and say it loud NO!"

"Story Of The Blues " at a push, aye, but it's gotta have Seven Minutes To Midnight", or "Sleep" or anything off "WAH! NAH=POO- The Art Of Bluff!

Plus "Crown Of Thorns" and/or "Heaven Up Here", would go down well; but "Heads Will Roll" and Crocodiles are a must:

"Work all day/Live on hay/and you'll get pie in the sky/When you die die die!"

15 Dec 2007, 03:01

BIGINOIL wrote: Just seen clips of the rehearsals on Granada Reports.

It's the nativity all right, but Joseph is a failed asylum seeker who falls in love with a local social worker. They sing Liverpool songs from the Beedles to the Bunnymen at three locations around the city and the whole thing ends in a nativity scene by the banks of the Mersey.

It will be broadcast live on BBC3. Don't miss it, folks

Monday night at 8pm i think