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DerekC

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I've done with planning. This game clearly runs a quantum basis - the train is at all stations and none until you enter the system, when entanglement kicks in and you find yourself at .... Oh no! not Turkey Street again - reality has worn paper thin and we are about to become part of the Aldi advert!
 

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Ah, Sloane Square, where I met the first love of my life, a trainee nurse called Penny Cillin. Took her home after a quick snog to Maida Vale.
 

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Evidently there are very few true cockneys born these days, because modern ambient noise makes Bow Bells inaudible much beyond our next call of Shoreditch High Street and there are no maternity units in the area!
 

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I am afraid that's an invalid move - two hyphenated moves in succession results in immediate application of a leg iron for the rest of the game. (Do be careful that the leg iron doesn't get near the third rail). And as the lucky successor, I get a wild move which I will use to get somewhere posh where aitches are never dropped - Chorleywood sounds about right.
 

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So near yet so far. So before someone puts this game out of its misery, that gives a chance to travel back in time for some jellied eels at Tubby Isaacs. Aldgate East
 

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Afraid the thought of those jellied eels have made me feel queasy. Going to have to do something nasty over the side of Putney Bridge. Watch out below !
 

DerekC

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Jellied eels for Christmas - delicious! You don't have to go back in time. Manze's pie and mash shop in Tower Bridge Road still does them - not far from Bermondsey - or you can order them on line and have them delivered anywhere in UK, I think.
 

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The current rule book which was superseded by the previous one three editions ago states that after three fish related moves one must go direct to Tower Hill.
 

Ostrich

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I protest! According to Section 54 of the Metropolitan Police Act 1839, you are not allowed to fly a kite in public!
An unnecessary but enforced move, therefore, to Maida Vale.
 

InkyScrolls

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Ooh - I'm sorry to have to break it to you, but as we've already seen Maida Vale played within the past seventeen moves (see Toughnall et al., 1877), both @Ostrich and @Loppylugs are now in Nip.

I'm limited in what I can do in this situation, but I'll try and help - methinks Tottenham Hale would be the most expedient call.
 

DerekC

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That's just asking for trouble! Why carry out such a provocative move when you could have alighted quietly and peacefully at Ravenscourt Park and walked the rest.
 

DarloRich

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I protest vehemently, I've been stitched up. I shall stage a sit-down in the middle of the Edgware Road tomorrow.
if you do that you may find yourself in clink so we better head to Chancery Lane and speak to our learned friends and get you some advice on your options.
 

DerekC

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It's Midwinter's Day so according to long tradition the Northern Line is wild. (This is backed by interpretation of the very earliest version of the rules, as found by Mrs Trellis inscribed in Irish ogham script on the back of an expired travelcard at the summit of the Great Orme). In which case I can at long last play ... Tooting Broadway!!!
 
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