11-07-2002 05:11									#121
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Now for Mile End. You'll find that zugzwang for all of you

	11-07-2002 05:24									#122
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White City

Terrible move, lovely name.

	11-07-2002 05:24									#123
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Ahhh! A Doom monster!

But I will continue on, putting my fear aside to set the wheels turning:

Barkingside

	11-07-2002 23:38									#124
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Mmmmm, due to that lovely Ealing Broadway nisbet converter coupled with a circle line 3 station shunt diverting off to the Northern line leaves me with:

Mornington Crescent

Excellent. Anyone care for another game? I'll start:

Pimlico

	12-07-2002 06:14									#125
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Well, you win because everyone else is too bored to disagree with you. Well done.

I will play some random tube station that happened to be the first one I saw when I loaded up the map, and then pretend I thought it through, citing some completely fictitious tactic:

Finchley Road

a subtle variation on the Hydeman-Parks (Queen's Shilling) opening.

This is a bold, radical, untried approach, but I'll be interested to see what kind of game it leads to... No doubt it will be competely different from any other game of Mornington Crescent we've ever played.

Last edited by Seneca on 12-07-2002 at 06:20

	12-07-2002 06:18									#126
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Ah, a new game. Damn. All my plotting for naught. In this game, though, I'm sure, Harrison will reach his:

Waterloo

	12-07-2002 06:19									#127
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Interesting, although if not played right, or if one of your opponents plays well, could lead to a very weak midgame, so be on your guard Seneca. So before I go to bed, I shall initiate a Brixton-Vauxhall trinisbet gambit with Knightsbridge

	12-07-2002 06:23									#128
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I know what I'm doing.

Which is more than you will, as you struggle to cope with:

Kensall Rise

	12-07-2002 06:25									#129
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I'm going to cross the 't's and dot the 'i's in this game, evaluating every move to the letter. This next one is part and parcel of the famous 1810 TransAtlantic tourney, which lead almost directly to the War of 1812. Sad that such a wonderful game like Mornington Crescent can lead to bloodshed, but a magnificient game, and I shall start with the American's gambit that started the dominoes falling:

Park Royal