Liverpool
About Liverpool
Liverpool is a port city and metropolitan borough in Merseyside, England. It is situated on the eastern side of the Mersey Estuary, near the Irish Sea, 178 miles (286 km) north-west of London. It had a population of 508,961 in 2024 and is the administrative, cultural and economic centre of the Liverpool City Region, a combined authority area with a population of over 1.5 million.
On the show — 108 mentions total
There was one in Liverpool, I don't know if it's still that, I don't think it rotates anymore.
from 611: No Such Thing As A Forbidden Panettone, 2025-11-27 at 00:46:17 · read transcript
Other times Liverpool came up
Although like Babbage's computer, he invented a difference engine, which was like an early prototype of the computer and people aren't really sure whether he made it. I don't think he did make it, actually. Actually the cow catcher, it was supposed to be used between Liverpool and Manchester, but it didn't really, it didn't catch on if they ever made it. He also invented really big shoes for walking on water.
305: No Such Thing As A Sentient Jelly, 2020-01-24 · listen
Point he lowered himself on a rope into this cavern that was below this lake so i guess the lake's on a yeah there's like a cave below the cavern club or yeah what the cavern club where the beetles played in liverpool i should know that even i know that yeah um actual beetle hater maybe that's what drew him to it that's how he knew because he lowered himself into this cavern and underneath was this whole grotto so like pulomite grotto with.
384: No Such Thing As Jiminy's Cricket Shop, 2021-07-30 · listen
Specifically, our old friends, the sauropods, the big dinosaurs and lots of plant material, there was some work done by David Wilkinson of Liverpool John Moors University, and he reckons, he's worked this out, he reckoned that sauropod population, when they were at the absolute biggest, they were pumping out 520 million tons of methane a year, which is about the same as the current emissions.
375: No Such Thing As A Holiday On Uranus, 2021-05-28 · listen
No, no. During the Stone Age, but I mean, a few people would have done, but most people just lived in the open. Of course. I think most caves would basically have always been on Liverpool, haven't they? I think that's what I read, which is why most people couldn't live in caves. Although, so I feel like this can get easily confused with the fact that a lot of people in Beijing, they're underground, don't they?
No Such Thing As The Mountains of Kong, 2014-03-28 · listen
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