Mornington Crescent

[*End Is Forever*]

This is another new variant... the +1 version.

Golders Green.

[Spiffor]

Could somebody please explain what the game is about?

[bipolarbear]

Ha I got you to move it!

[bipolarbear]

I think they try to predict where the trains are going to go in London or something. Either that, or they may be trying to predict where new train stations will be constructed. I'm not completetly sure myself.

[bipolarbear]

Actually, while I was posting in the off-topic forum, I found monolith's original Mornington Crescent paper that I think began this whole string of threads.(wouldn't that make it like a rope, or a quilt or something?)
here is a website about the game

http://www.dunx.org/mc/

[bipolarbear]

I f you look it up on google, i think the 2nd or third result gives a very good description of its result, and its history too. Quite concise, but informative.

[Chaunk]

I'm particullarly partial to the game on the first Google results, although it does use a very limited ruleset... clockwise circle line wild indeed!

The correct responce to Golders Green has always been Epping.

[Skanky Burns]

For sheer amusement value, I will start on Cockfosters.
Although due to the nesbit potential of the line, this start certainly has potentail as shown in moves such as the south turnpike maneuver which won the late Sir John Farthingworth his first championship match in 1746.

[Standup]

Cockfosters eh ?- somewhat out of favour since the Fforbes gambit opened it up but i thought but i'd follow with Hammersmith.

[Frozzy]

Well, Vauxhall is a good, solid start, though the Victoria Line is often overviewed by some people's desire to play the circle line.

[Zopperoni]

I have no idea what I'm doing, so I'll go with the flow on this.

Stanmore

[Standup]

Stanmore ? oh dear oh dear

That leaves Gunnersbury wide open.

[Felch]

Uxbridge yeah, that's right. Time for some trash talking. What's hood, *****?

[Skanky Burns]

How appropriate that Stanmore is the line going to Waterloo. Still, this game should be a learning experience for Zop.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Could one of your morons, please post the map.

Oh, and Wimbledon for a Triple Travis Nisbit of the 1945 World Championships.