Sorry, double post, tried to edit this one and it all went wrong...
Sorry, double post, tried to edit this one and it all went wrong...
Last edited by DevilMayCry42; 14-10-2008 at 06:31 PM.
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I'm gonna lurk for a while...
All I can figure out so far from skimming the thread is that it involves travelling to/from different trainstations, possibly the London Underground, methinks...
Just because I feel Rule 10a is in effect: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interna...escent_Society
Otherwise Morden. Plus a northbound circular route ban is in effect for 3 stops.
Keeper of the Gates of Hell
Mornington Crescent! HA! I rule! Hope I didn't ruin anyone's fun?! Trusting of course I haven't contravened the 'parellel route breach' rule...
Never saw you coming I must admit, I am dubious about your 'parallel route breach' though. I believe under the CULG bylaws, Mornington Crescent cannot be reached while abusing the English language.
M0nkeyb0Y (14-10-2008)
In answer to all those that asked, and to reiterate what has been said already...
You aren't allowed to tell the rules. Although I will say, every move must be on the Underground, unless you're following Monopoly's idea of localised versions.
Since Monkeyboy has been overruled, I will call Farringdon, by the cross-lateral rule of 1974
Monument
Doesn't that contravene Schadler's upper approach theorem?
If not, I call Marble Arch.
Might I disagree? Any other move would have led to a triple fly shunt, bearing in mind the Cryer Precedent 4(b) of 1997.
According to Sippler's derivitation, (post-Charring Cross schism revision), when the line is furled two players are forced into whimsy. This means that cross line jump is possible only in the third half and THEN only once bankruptcy has been settled on the last player to trollop. Now bearing that in mind, and also mindful of the Oslo ruling concerning nip, it's only possible to call Matron if two or more players are groping the stoat, as Funkstar and staffsMike are.
So I'm going to invoke the Boer paradox in a half-hemisphere klaxon, Cambridge refined rules adjusted for the Vienna Convention ballot.
Amersham.
Be warned, a transverse move by players in southern divisions will force biliousness.
Thats a far out move Nick. Quite inspited really.
I'll go for a double slide and tilt and take it to Wapping.
Audacious I must day. I'll take a 4a)ii)Plimpton's Flick to Edgeware Road.
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