So where were we? My page of the rules is stuck together.
Page 10 ... keep up man!!!!
Ah, the number of times I have heard that order!
Page 10 is superceded in my edition by Huysmann's addendum. Using the advice there I plump for Rotten Row.
So the Wisden Cricketers Almanac 2005 is not going to help me in this game??
:evil2:
Only if you play by Queensbury rules!
:silly:
Queensbury? He was the bloke who called a square arena a ring and then had the cheek to call Wilde strange.
Has Rotten Row sealed up any diagonals?
Rotten should check under the bush in Leicester Sqaure....
Sad news.
The man who invented Mornington Crescent died at the weekend.
Geoffery McGiven RIP
it was the great Geoffrey Perkins who unfortunately died last week who was the creator of the game(not the name mentioned previously).Prob the most influential comedy producer of the last 20 years...a sad loss.
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ok ok think i got it
here goes my try hope i'm understanding it right
snap
how did i do :shock:
I sooo never saw that one coming - the "Broken Twig Defensive" - bloody brilliant, Bouncy!!!
Ah, I was waiting for that one.
Balls Pond Road
She's a tricky one, no doubt. I'm caught now on the grid.
Hmmm. Marking time now;
Cockfosters
without declaring the pusillanimous depravity of that last move openly ,i must appeal to the Lords and Ladies of the Mornington Crescent Rules Convention for a ruling on whether the Moscow subsection can be used openly or must it be used surreptitiosly?
What about the Kasprovich vs Daisivich moves of 2001? some sly pointing going on there....
Personally I think its in Paddington.
easy peasy
Bow Road (contraflow system)
Using the Badmington inversion as defined in subsection 54b of the Beaufort variant.
Holland Park