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In the interests of a nice open game the Circle Line is Wild, and I know we have a few novices on here so we'll keep it simple and play Hampton Court rules.
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I'll start with Edgeware.
edgaware Road - circle line as it is wild
Shepherds bush market, Hammersmith & city line, with TWO yes TWO trips up and down the escalators at Paddington on the way.
Might be a controversial move but it's still before 1am so the Lord Wimberry 1903 amendment can be played.
Board at Stockwell, get executed by the Met
I've yet to see Stockwell, so is there any chance I can take Westminster... ding dong mofos n shizzle
If you're going to play dirty, I'm going for Quainton Road.
Get out of that and stay fashionable.
Keep it clean chaps, I know it's late at night but there are novices watching and we don;t want to put them off.
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Elephant and Castle
Beautiful craftmanship so far. I can see this is a traditionalist collective playing the game. Particularly liked the early showing of the Lambeth Jink. Kudos, Northwind.
Tower Hamlets, all change.
St James' Park. You know why.
Thames Crosslink.
I WIN!
Upton Park. Like my old girlfriend, two stops short of Barking.
PENGE!
*runs away*
Damn straight.
Upminster the hard way.
Shorbury High Road....via the DLR!
I think you'll all appreciate the subtlety of that move...
Russell Square.
And a bag of chips.
Liking your style there. Tidy, effective and yet with a certain panache.
So, I'm left with no option other than.......
Pimlico. With a slight detour to the Tate to view the works of the early vorticists, of course.
Flashy, I reject your attempted rehabilitation of the early works of Wyndham Lewis and I'll plump for Carpenders Park.
It's a bit harsh, I agree, but you need to be taught a lesson.
Brompton, get out of that one, last train was 1934, could buy your way out, it's up for sale.
what the flinking blip are you all saying?
Is it meds time?
Brompton, get out of that one, last train was 1934, could buy your way out, it's up for sale.
*Unfolds*
*Pedals up the road to Knightsbridge*
*Folds*
"Punctures CFH's wheels & runs away giggling like an inebriated loon...."
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I might pop out at Picadilly Circus; it's a seething hive of all flavours of humanity and I used to sit there for hours on end, watching the world go by.
Bank using the McPherson route.
what bizarre concoction of rules are you lot playing? It's certainly not Rubik standard.
So with that in mind,and suspecting that this may put flashy in nib - marble arch.
Hampton Court Rules Pook, read the OP! I agree Rubik is a better game but it can get a little complicated for the beginners, like Tomhoward.
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I have a little something up my sleeve, not going to give too much away by going to Finsbury Park.
Neasden
(He says, carefully skirting Dollis Hill. That way madness lies...)
Neasden(He says, carefully skirting Dollis Hill. That way madness lies...)
But since we've already had three Widdershins shunts, we now find ourselves in the vanishingly rare [i]Neasden[/i] loop!
Neasden...
explanation here
I am none the wiser.
Din't wanna play anyway. *deploys level 3 flounce*
Do I have to play Neasden too? I can never understand vanishing loops; the game is purer without them.
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Neasden.
Bugger.
Well in that case, Waterloo
Neasden(He says, carefully skirting Dollis Hill. That way madness lies...)
I do remember a variation of the game in which Dollis Hill was [b]wild[/b]... But according to the OP, the whole Circle Line is wild so...
Kensal Green
Which puts you in nib.
Sorry about that.
🙁
Farringdon
Dammit. That means Elephant and Castle is out of bounds. 👿
Holborn it is.
Farringdon
Clearly against the rules. Which means you're going straight to Clapham Common
Strand should work after Farringdon, I'm a little rusty though (as are the locks at Strand).
Ah-ha! De-looped by a Variation.
Maida Vale, to see what those nice chaps at the BBC are up to.
Ah-ha! De-looped by a Variation.Maida Vale, to see what those nice chaps at the BBC are up to.
Good work. I didn't see that coming!
Pebble Mill.
Right, if I carry the three
Angel.
Moderator: We all want to enjoy the game but you need to play by the rules. Excessive use of Pimlico will result in post deletion.
Off piste.....
Tring.
*Drifts off....I knew a lovely lass called Louise from Tring years ago....ahhhhhh, happy days....*
Late to to the game again! Don't worry, I've already paid a penalty in Northolt, so surely I'm now allowed to see the museums?
British Museum (1933 exempt)
Which trumps a Holborn and I'd like to see you try an Archway. Back west with ya!
Excessive use of Pimlico will result in post deletion.
Pimlicist!
Shadwell!!! (you mothers)
Tripping down memory lane, and employing a Gaimanite Stratagem:
Down Street.
Evoking the Consolidation Crew Rule.
I call the Mail Rail to sort you boys out starting from Whitechapel*
*I believe that moves freezes you all out for the next 5 goes at least 😀
Getting very close to the plimsoll line there Pyro...
*I believe that moves freezes you all out for the next 5 goes at least
It does, but then it also gets Crazy Legs out of nib.
I believe that moves freezes you all out for the next 5 goes at least
I was in nib so exempt from that and now I'm out...
Hyde Park Corner
Getting very close to the plimsoll line there Pyro...
I never wear plimsolls, Chipps, they squeak too much on the platforms.
To Bank, gaining an extra token of obscurity for passing through King William Street, which I think places me onto the second board.
I reckon if I play
Preston Road
...I can reduce my magic number to 7. 😀
Isn't that in breach of the 1932 rule change, due to the particularly nasty flooding of that year?
Neasden again (although [b]via[/b] Dollis Hill this time - I'm not getting looped this time).
CFH, it's 'in Nidd' (the Yorkshire variant - as in the River of that name) not 'nib' , play by the dammed rules man 😡
Some one give him a forfeit please, I'm not familiar with this variant
Look, Mornington Crescent isn't in the North, OK?
Actually it is. Oops. It's North of the Parks. May as well be in Yorkshire.
I'll bow out quietly for a while. But, before I do...
Cannon Street.
I see your Cannon Street and raise you a Tooting Bec.
I'm putting the horn in Hornchurch
As CFH played Bank after I had already made that move then it's my prerogative to restrict him to level 5 moves and below. And I'm calling it in 😈
A brief dash north to South Woodford.
No alighting, mind.
Neasden.
Hopping across the diagonals and using Stovold's rule 254(b) subsection (1a) takes us to:
Bakerloo
Neasden.
Waterloo.
Byeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
willesden Junction
Brill.
And that's my move, not a running commentary.
Using the rare but distinguished Cryer impasse:
Embankment.
Excellent form, what an unexpected turn of events.
Chalfont & Latimer
Surely the Cryer impasse prooper takes us to Goodge Street.
I'm gonna get down to el-ec-tric avenue...
Brixton
It's a test match day so Kennington, a cautious move unlike Mr Peterson with the bat!
I'd come with you but my car broke down, that's right it's a Vauxhall.
Croxley!
YEAH
Croxley.
Hasta la Victoria amigo