Canonbury. Rule of Three applies again - Homerton.

Originally Posted by Bowmore_Assassin

Leading to Covent Garden (Law of Half Triangulation you see ?).

Curses, too slow on the keyboard.

Not to worry - under the little known, but brilliantly formulated 1967 amendment (the so called "Summer of Love Paradox") that would have counted as a reverse diagonal placing you in Nid until the District Line Olympia Extension had been played - Lucky for you the move was invalid I'd say.

Anyhow, and sorry for my late arrival - EDGEWARE ROAD

Woah there - Homerton - in which case I rescind Edgeware Road and go on foot to Baker Street (cunningly avoiding the lift at Marble Arch)

I know this is setting someone up for the "coup de grace", but




Russell Square

Originally Posted by Mr_Baiter

Originally Posted by Bowmore_Assassin

Leading to Covent Garden (Law of Half Triangulation you see ?).

Curses, too slow on the keyboard.

Not to worry - under the little known, but brilliantly formulated 1967 amendment (the so called "Summer of Love Paradox") that would have counted as a reverse diagonal placing you in Nid until the District Line Olympia Extension had been played - Lucky for you the move was invalid I'd say.

Anyhow, and sorry for my late arrival - EDGEWARE ROAD

Woah there - Homerton - in which case I rescind Edgeware Road and go on foot to Baker Street (cunningly avoiding the lift at Marble Arch)

Nice.

In which case I will use the emergency stairs at Hampstead (all 300 of them) to execute a double switchback and alight at Green Park for Buckingham Palace.

Put that in your pipe and smoke it.

Originally Posted by bigpod

I know this is setting someone up for the "coup de grace", but




Russell Square

Oh bugger!

Under the DLR ammendment (annex 4d) I must miss a turn.

As per the Fauntleroy variation and the Galician Offence;

Lancaster Gate.

After carefull consideration I play a taxi to Waterloo, alight at Embankment using stairs AND escalators, a brisk stroll to Charing Cross with a final flourish and platform change to finish at McDonalds opposite University College Hospital WARREN STREET!!

All of these are allowed under the terms and conditions of the Sunset Papers formulated by Dr P BO Bryson in 1981 (Compound Moves Criteria).

It would appear I am successfully enjoying a particularly well filled pipe young Ravers.

Originally Posted by sittingstress

After carefull consideration I play a taxi to Waterloo, alight at Embankment using stairs AND escalators, a brisk stroll to Charing Cross with a final flourish and platform change to finish at McDonalds opposite University College Hospital WARREN STREET!!

All of these are allowed under the terms and conditions of the Sunset Papers formulated by Dr P BO Bryson in 1981 (Compound Moves Criteria).

It would appear I am successfully enjoying a particularly well filled pipe young Ravers.

Whilst you are technically correct, one could excercise the Belsize Park rule thus rendering your move obsolete. Obviously this would only apply when on the southbound platform at Kilburn Park.

We shall let the crowd decide.

I think the Belsizze Par rule is over-ruled by the application of the Compound Moves Criteria. However it is open to debate. How about benefit of the doubt and we go for Warren Street which prompts a hop to Great Portland Street ?

I think the Belsize Park rule is over-ruled by the application of the Compound Moves Criteria. However it is open to debate. How about benefit of the doubt and we go for Warren Street which prompts a hop to Great Portland Street ?

EWrr, can I retract GP Street and opt for Euston Square instead ?