
GRRRR to folk who get over excited about their local accents and slang. Here is an example from a penny pinching forum which I frequent. This bint is delighted with calling trainers "trainees". Other scousers jump on the band wagon. She also starts off her speil without using an "I". RRRRRRR! As an addition the remainin
g clichéd comments serve to annoy.
90% off trainees, calendars, socks etc including Nike, Adidas, Reebok etc
bluenose1: Went into Sports Soccer today in Speke, liverpool and they were bringing out boxes of
trainees (or trainers if your're not from Liverpool which has been kindly pointed out by Dazco)

with 90% off.
I bought 12 pairs for my 3 kids (some to put away.) Also had mens and ladies reduced but not much choice.
There were a lot of really trendy ones. Paid on average £2.50 a pair - not bad for Adidas, Reebok and Nike
trainees.
They also had Everton and Chelsea calendars reduced to £0.69 and nice mens formal England Socks reduced to £0.59 for 2 pair. Would have bought more if I had realised the quality.
They were reducing more stuff as I was leaving but I was knackered after being in the shop for 2 hours.
Will fly out at these prices.
Regards
Anne
Dazco: Just so you know Anne, the rest of the country calls them trainers. LOL
Liverbird: Cheers BLuenose! I'm a scouser and call them trainees too! 
Addy: Eh, eh, ceeeeaaaalm down, ceeeaaaalm down

bluenose1: All right laaaaaah, don't be funny or you'll be getting a Kirkby kiss. (Thats a headbutt for the unitiated in scouse slang.)
Only a joke mods before you think we are starting a slanging match.
I now have visions of Harry Enfield and his perm and polyester trackies (tracksuit) doing a scouse skit
Liverbird: Will have to get up dead early tomorra and cash me giro to go and get meself sum trainees!
Joke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
110frankie: I call them running shoes :-)