I am working on essayish things and it occurs to me that Teaboy had a very good idea with this the other day. So... anyone want to play Mornington Crescent? If you're new to the game, I recommend
its Wikipedia page and a careful perusing of Teaboy's
entry on the subject, which should set you straight. For old hands: of course I wouldn't dream of
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*considers carefully*
Temple.
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Hmm. I'm tempted to take a risk again, but this time I think I'll play safe. Baker Street.
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(Plus, I don't want to set myself up to be hit for six later by ignoring something tiresome but obvious like the Wisden Trap.)
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And if you're going to play St John's Wood, then I think I'd be remiss in not responding with Regent's Park.
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Well played, that. Let me counter with Victoria.
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Almost, but not quite.
Heathrow Terminal 5.
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Okay, I'm not even playing, but that was just harsh.
You are formiddable, Ma'am.
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A very good teacher indeed, it seems.
Weighing my options, I choose the Blair-Orwell counterplay and accordingly take up my position at Russell Square.
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*chinhands* Hmm, wise move. I'm not sure, but the Brownian Response seems indicated, albeit risky. That being the case, I believe I shall make for King's Cross.
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Very well then. Liverpool Street, and consequences be damned.
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I appear to be in something of a hole. My first thought was the Windtler Manoeuvre, but you know how out of hand that old warhorse is inclined to get if you don't remember to double loop through Euston. Although I think...
Actually, yes, I think Seven Sisters might just do it in this situation.
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I'm not on the right rolling stock for what I'd really like to do, but Islington's a reasonable compromise.
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