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    Shoong wrote:
    Chris storey wrote:
    loosehead wrote:
    Chris storey wrote:
    Willy47 wrote:
    you read it
    I just read the post where you lot of ignorant clowns never stop ****, it amuses me.
    Is Liverpools local rag that boring you have to post on ours?
    My local rag would never publish a spiteful headline like that, nor would it print frivolous comments from idiots, but if there are only idiots there, they have no choice.

    Please answer, Is the port of Civitavecchia to blame for the the Costa Concordia disaster?
    'My local rag would never publish a spiteful headline like that, nor would it print frivolous comments from idiots'

    Sorry, can't see how that is not possible from that neck of the woods.

    Karma springs to mind and the persecution complex, even in victory, is getting boring now.
    Just another silly tit for tat reply from the village idiots."
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Liverpool's flagship cruise ship sets sail - and breaks down

Ocean Countess Ocean Countess

LIVERPOOL’S flagship cruise liner broke down just after being launched to a great fanfare.

Ocean Countess was the first ship to be launched from Liverpool after it fought to overturn restrictions on its terminal.

She suffered an engine breakdown hours after her send-off, due to an electrical fault which left her without power for three hours.

The ship had to be diverted for checks to be carried out.

Southampton has opposed the lifting of restrictions, pointing to the public subsidy used to build Liverpool’s facility.

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