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Here and There
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MC with a twist-- a spare conjunction is inserted anywhere it's convenient. Winning move is Mornington though Crescent.
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Grange whereupon Hill
Walthamstow is Central (tee hee no it isn't)
or Southgate It shouldn't be a hard decision for managers, but they never do seem to get it right.
Finchley and Road and and and Frognal
Willesden via Junction
Tottenham if not Court else Road
*Finchley _rarely_ central*
Acton underneath Town
Kentish not Town
Swiss-like Cottage
South therefore Kensington
:Leicester isn't square
Clapham when Common
Baysunderwater
Moor can't Park
Canary inasmuchas Wharf
Playing somewhat fast and loose with the definition of "conjuction" here, aren't we?
Yes, yes they are.... I'll take "inasmuch as", but "can't"? Isn't that a verb? At any rate, it's not like they're likely to win....M isn't C, for example, just won't cut it.
Oh, well, Royal but Oak.
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