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14-12-2008, 17:29 #321Senior Member
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Re: Mornington Crescent
Well owing to the fact that I'm off time travelling and will be back last week after collecting 12 different types of potato from farmland just outside Kiev,I think you will find that you are disqualified from playing this 'Game' anymore.
Originally Posted by roadster280
Therefore this game restarts from Heathrow Terminal 4
Or something.
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14-12-2008, 20:36 #322
Re: Mornington Crescent
I'm gonna play Withen-Smythe's Pointless Fecking Chatter Rule, and move onwards from Bromley-by-Bow.
Alperton, as is the traditional move.
Originally Posted by Boondock Saints
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14-12-2008, 20:39 #323
Re: Mornington Crescent
Illegal move old boy.
Originally Posted by Randy_McNob
Last accurate move- Bromley By Bow.
After my required forfeit I’ve decided to take drastic measures & play my most cunning & devious gamble- The Double penetrative bum woogle. First implemented by Lady Duckworthy-Guano in 1786, when she dropped her crumpet at a tea party in front of Sir Thomas Dashwood & the Marquis De Sade. This audacious move involves covering oneself in warm butter & going through the tube tunnel backwards, but also going forwards. Thus arriving at the destination prior to departing & being well lubed up for the next move.
Due to the technical brilliance of this manoeuvre, the kinetic energy expended can only take one as far as the very next station – West Ham.
~D.C.For where thou art, there is the world itself, and where though art not, desolation.
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14-12-2008, 21:24 #324
Re: Mornington Crescent
Residual line velocity above 27% with a waning moon provides the opportunity to play a Herringbone Snatch. One has consulted one's Stovold but the section referring to the aforementioned move has been chewed by the dog. Using a predated Wimple, the move appears to be legitimate but one does recall a certain type of cheese was involved. No doubt Mrs Trellis will correct one sternly if a problem arises.
Canada Water"Justice tastes like hairy Bovril!" - RTFQ
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14-12-2008, 21:32 #325Senior Member
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Re: Mornington Crescent
I doff my cap to you sir! I know when I am outclassed and therefore plead the "mess webbley" and retire.
Originally Posted by Dashing_Chap
"The Intelligence officer - or non-commissioned officer - with his enquiring mind, his refusal to accept everything at face value, and with his interest in what has happened limited to the help it will be in in estimating what is going to happen, is "different", and therefore still, to a certain extent, suspect."
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14-12-2008, 21:33 #326Senior Member
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Re: Mornington Crescent
Bermondsy
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14-12-2008, 22:45 #327
Re: Mornington Crescent
A very dangerous and audacious move old chap whilst this is still under construction,and i could not find this move being allowed under the "Puttlock innovations" circa 2001,nor the "Sidewinder motivational moves" as translated from the original Uzbekistan by Lady Tracy Poppit,first published by collins books 1972(Now unfortunatly out of print)
Originally Posted by Trotsky
So i must refer back to Puttlock, and give you Mudchute
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14-12-2008, 23:03 #328Senior Member
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Re: Mornington Crescent
Puttlock was a charletten and a walt, he unkowingly based his concepts on welsh mountain railway practice, ok for the Vale of Rheidol but quite out of place here.
However as you have raised him I suggest we include the cross rail (pilot project) proposal and go for Southall, if we are in agreement, it was proposed this summer at the Leatherhead symposium.
Trotsky
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15-12-2008, 13:59 #329
Re: Mornington Crescent
You are a bounder and a cad sir,to have defamed the name of one of the greatest living proponents of the MC game,it was he alone who fought for(By winning the Dance of the Flaming against all odds) at the Berlin beer fest in 89 for that now great move played by all renowned players of this game, namely the "Swivel Back snatch," which had been outlawed due to the implimentation of the infamous "Baron Von Snossle decree" (1889-191
Originally Posted by Trotsky
However, in deference to the Leatherhead symposium(at which time i might add i was a member of the committee)I will hold my fire and give you Beckton Park Have at you,you baggage.
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15-12-2008, 16:13 #330
Re: Mornington Crescent
Returning to the purity of the Ganges octave:
Cutty Sark"I do not resent criticism, even when for the sake of emphasis, it parts for the time with reality" WSC
"Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life, son" Dean Wormer
"Dance like a cnut. Chicks love it" PEH


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