| People from home say I sound scouse, in fact a few people said that at my graduation when I had only been here for six months. |
| So for two summer seasons these scouse boys entertained the holidaymakers on those sunny tax free isles. |
| I go back now and the dialect of the old residents is noticeably absent, replaced by the faux scouse of the Liverpudlian refugees. |
| I have served in the Royal Air force and I have yet to meet a scouse with any integrity. |
| I am regularly reminded by scouse friends what a great sense of humour the people of their region possess. |
| The last time I saw them they were not only the hottest act around, but rapidly etching their name onto that long list of excellent scouse bands. |
