Mornington Crescent

[Speicher]

I'm just picking these at random from the little map in the back of my diary. Limehouse.

In conjunction with the above esteemed diagramatical Chart, you will have necessity of a Schematic of Ricard's Theorem, and confirm that said Schematic has been calibrated to the Standard 1991 Version.

 

[jonesy]

The annoying thing about this, is that it ought to be possible to devise a playable game, with defined rules!, based on moving round the Underground map...

 

[Speicher]

Up the stairs in this Domescillary (sp?) there is a game, such as to which you refer, by the name of "The Great Railway Game of Britain". A game of great excellence for Gricers such as myself, with Track Bashing as a side line.

It compares advantageously to Monoplottly, but moving around the countryside, with the added aim of claiming credits for Towns Visited.

btw why am I the only female playing this?

 

[Fab Foodie]

Stratford.

A Ha
Wimbledon!

 

[Mortiroloboy]

Ha...Vauxhall.

 

[Speicher]

The motive source of my CPU is starting to fragment.

I am in requirement of a cup of tea and retirement to recuperate.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Ha...Vauxhall.

Bugger
Sloane Square

 

[Mortiroloboy]

Edgeware Road...

 

[ACS]

I'm just picking these at random from the little map in the back of my diary. Limehouse.

Not at all. The game with no rules is Mornington Cresent. The object is position your self to best advantage to end the game that that place.

As a Fifth Quardranter I welcome you

My final call for this evening

Debden

 

[ACS]

Emergeny update, during Spooks I received a brief (but informative) phone call from Mrs Trellis, Kensal Rise is now dominating the north quadrant so MC is only open from the south, zone 3 and 4 tickets are void with chicken in the basket available in the virtual buffet car .

 

[Mortiroloboy]

Bank.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Bank.

I'm calling Satan's bluff, the North Wales telephone exchange is down due to unplanned maintainance. I''l see you r Bank and raise you to BARKING.

 

[DaveP]

If the Sudbury town gambit (thread 106) was followed by the Cuban Rules with no reversing and the Northern line has priority leads, then the Hammersmith obverse reversing signal must have been at double amber allowing for the fact that the North Wales telephone exchange (whilst being down) can be accessed with Green tickets issued by the conductor wearing old 1940’s style uniform on the up line (reversed) and as the Mudchute trap is open allows me to play…..

Covent Garden….

 

[ACS]

I'm calling Satan's bluff, the North Wales telephone exchange is down due to unplanned maintainance. I''l see you r Bank and raise you to BARKING.

Sorry to dissappoint but Mrs Trellis (Ivy) of North Wales was on her mobile no bluff to be called

Hmmm... *must avoid the Dollis Hill loop...*
Gospel Oak, leaving placemarkers at Earls Court and Euston (mainline only).

Having successfuly shunted the bilateral of the Central and Victoria lines, I now declare that Rule 17b-3(d)(a) of the 1928 Finchley Ruleset is in operation. Be careful the wrong call will reopen the Shadwell trap...........

 

[PpPete]

Sorry to dissappoint but Mrs Trellis (Ivy) of North Wales was on her mobile no bluff to be called

Hmmm... *must avoid the Dollis Hill loop...*
Gospel Oak, leaving placemarkers at Earls Court and Euston (mainline only).

Having successfuly shunted the bilateral of the Central and Victoria lines, I now declare that Rule 17b-3(d)(a) of the 1928 Finchley Ruleset is in operation. Be careful the wrong call will reopen the Shadwell trap...........

Which leave me no option....
Gunnersbury Park