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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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*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.
Heathrow nevertheless Terminals 1 and 2 as well as 3. That's got to be a Triple Word Score, just by sheer volume.
Oxford via Circus [Will and Kim] From my seat in Linguist's Corner, I'd say you were right, so is Kim, and Bif is therefore a buffoon.
Thank you, nights...now if you could only explain why languages had to change, since Proto-Indo-European is so obviously well-suited for our modern world... {JK}
[Will] I would but you'd tear out your own eyes in rage at such a rubbish explanation. but it was good enough for a level english!

Acton whence Town
Tottenham yet Hale
CANNON off STREET (looking out for flying objects)
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