No, I think you're alright. I played Maida Vale too close to Remembrance Sunday, and all the poppies have cancelled the spooning effect. Whitehall with a wreath and Nimrod playing in the background
Advancing 3 podumes to Gospel Park, of the pewter variety (the podumes, not Gospel Park, although I did once craft a very attractive version out of aluminium for a modern art competition)
Berkley Square [sic]?? Hmmm - I think I'll pass on this one and spend some time examining the latest Underground map. PP - I hereby challenge your move!
Challenge my move? I think you'll find that it's perfectly legitimate if preceeded by two shams in a row! This was quite effectively deployed in the anniversary match of '22 whereby the player went on to win the game with a beltane twist!
As the song of the London Underground Railway Planning Sub-Committee tells us: That certain night, the night we met, There were projects abroad in the air; There were navvies digging up the roads [an early reference to the 'cut-and-cover' technique] And a station was planned for Berkeley Square.
I may be right, and I may be wrong But I'm perfectly willing to swear That those present voted by eight to three to cancel the plans for Berkeley Square.
So Chalky's challenge is perfectly valid - sorry, PP.
Thank you Wol :-) ... wonderful singing, by the way. OK PP - I don't want to come over all patronising-like but have you been playing the game called Mornington Crescent for very long?