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Mornington Crescent
I'm sure a few of us know how to play this so let's get a game started! I was thinking Franco-German rules with the standard Wiltshire variation, unless anyone wants to triple-cross.
I'll start off with Bond Street.
I'll start off with Bond Street.
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Ditocoaf
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I have no clue what you just said. 
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Explain, please.
[quote ="icedagger"]Mornington Crescent[/quote]
Lingo = angry Ditocoaf.
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I almost have the feeling that the goal of this game is to confuse onlookers.
[quote ="icedagger"]Mornington Crescent[/quote]
Franco-German rules
Wiltshire variation
triple-cross.
Lingo = angry Ditocoaf.
I'll start off with Bond Street.
Neoteny wrote:Angry badger.
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I almost have the feeling that the goal of this game is to confuse onlookers.
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What a ridiculous game. The sad thing is, I unknowingly almost played it properly...
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
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I'd appreciate if you guys didn't troll the game thanks. It's bad enough realising I could have blocked off the entire Southern left quadrant in my first post, providing a Greenman gambit is forced out
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Pointless game is pointless.
Had to do it
Had to do it
rebelman wrote:obviously you are looking for a woman thats a good cook and likes you to dominate in one on oneJOHNNYROCKET24 wrote:thats why my next wife will be a player from this site. I wont mention who
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Ah, I've looked up the rules, and I'd be happy to play. However, the Wiltshire variation is bunk. It just had to be said.
Kennington Lane
Kennington Lane
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Mornington Crescent. And I win, pointless game doesn't stop me from winning it however 
rebelman wrote:obviously you are looking for a woman thats a good cook and likes you to dominate in one on oneJOHNNYROCKET24 wrote:thats why my next wife will be a player from this site. I wont mention who
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milk and cheese, please, neoteny.
darvlay wrote:Get over it, people. It's just a crazy lookin' bear ejaculating into the waiting maw of an eager fox. Nothing more.
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CrabNebula wrote:Mornington Crescent. And I win, pointless game doesn't stop me from winning it however
That move was illegal under the Blackshire-Maxwell rule. Try again.
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Yep seems crab has forfitted his go with a real begginer's error.. which leaves a nice window open for me to backtrail all the way through the northern line to finchley central. The triple diagonal is of course blocked here through the Lewin ruling of '58..
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WTF is this!?
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Hmm... since it appears nobody else is playing at the moment, I guess I'll go again.
And this chain of events allows me to make a move you don't get to try very often... I'll pull a "Chalfont & Latimer" here and play Mill Hill East. This should set me up for a nice switchfive exchange a few turns down.
And this chain of events allows me to make a move you don't get to try very often... I'll pull a "Chalfont & Latimer" here and play Mill Hill East. This should set me up for a nice switchfive exchange a few turns down.
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Ditocoaf wrote:Hmm... since it appears nobody else is playing at the moment, I guess I'll go again.
And this chain of events allows me to make a move you don't get to try very often... I'll pull a "Chalfont & Latimer" here and play Mill Hill East. This should set me up for a nice switchfive exchange a few turns down.
Genius. And I thought I had the circle line Lanacaster'd in five..
I'll have to take the convservative option here and doublejump back to Camden. Should break your half-swerve at Liverpool Street at the very least
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what are you guys talking about?
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What the hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This chatter makes as much sence as trying to make a nuclear bomb out of apples.
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I just read the rules. How do you know where all the railways are and how do you remember them?
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You have to either live in london, or have a map of the tube system up on your browser. Make sure it's up to date, or you'll break the turnwise-closure rule.
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Ditocoaf wrote:You have to either live in london, or have a map of the tube system up on your browser. Make sure it's up to date, or you'll break the turnwise-closure rule.
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The tube system, the london underground, the london subway. The very basis of the game, unless you try a Simmons Rehash. Did you really read the rules?
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Ditocoaf wrote:The tube system, the london underground, the london subway. The very basis of the game, unless you try a Simmons Rehash. Did you really read the rules?
I understand but you just threw me off with the turnwise-closure rule.
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william18 wrote:Ditocoaf wrote:The tube system, the london underground, the london subway. The very basis of the game, unless you try a Simmons Rehash. Did you really read the rules?
I understand but you just threw me off with the turnwise-closure rule.
Refer to the Samuel ploy from two years ago.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
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icedagger wrote:Ditocoaf wrote:Hmm... since it appears nobody else is playing at the moment, I guess I'll go again.
And this chain of events allows me to make a move you don't get to try very often... I'll pull a "Chalfont & Latimer" here and play Mill Hill East. This should set me up for a nice switchfive exchange a few turns down.
Genius. And I thought I had the circle line Lanacaster'd in five..
I'll have to take the convservative option here and doublejump back to Camden. Should break your half-swerve at Liverpool Street at the very least
Ouch... that move was better than you thought. I was going to go for a Jubilee Line size-match. Well, I suppose Green Park is the best I can do.
Anybody feel free to jump in any time. Just keep in mind the standard Hounslow Delay penalty.
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Elephant & Castle.
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