declaring all my genes.."taxi!! to the runway!!"..Heathrow Terminal 4..fake fingerprints in hand

[nights] It's not. Being a seasoned player, I'm sure you're aware you do not have to restrict yourself to stations. Graham Garden famously played Quex Road (and Willy Rushton went on to win from there), earning a 10 for using Q & X. I shall now play Yeoman's Row, taking one of your onyx podumes for asking obvious questions.

Lord, it's taken ages to find my way back to crescent after madeira and/or lethargicness set in. Well, as i'm here, er.....Kennington

So my Scotch Corner move was valid after all? I want my red n blue podumes back and demand a free go!!!!

Christ was the source of the Nile.. Mornington Crescent

[angus] hilarious. does that mean I can play Sandwell & Dudley?

[comus] surely you realised you were offside then? Never play a Crescent after Scotch Corner after all.....Ealing Broadway to move us past the fourth parallelogram

Perivale obviously.

well, then. Bounds Green again.

adding a little nautical flavour and moving sideways to Chatham

[LJ]I was off side indeed then , like Ike was in Turner, Mornington Crescent

...sorry, lad, but everyone knows you can't do that after Chatham!. Essex Road is a far more suitable riposte.

[Tuj] good point, well made. I'm going to invoke Mr Tickle's Special Surprise and play Walthamstow Central, Belsize Park, Blackwall and Chigwell all at the same time. I should clean up later on!

[nights] Not if I can help it, we'll halve the furbication to just a bi with West Acton and Turnham Green. Careful players, note the potential blocking moves from the south*wink*.

[Jim] Why warn us? We all spotted them of course... Green Park/White City swooping in from the north east and cornering Jim at Hammersmith.

reconstituting with Earl's Court. please retune your radios now.

[prune] fallen into the old trap eh? I cunningly had ou all looking south...now, I can swiftly counter charge with Upminster

[LJ] Had you bargained for Lambeth North, I wonder (cackles sinisterly)?

weaving madly at Canons Park.