IAIN wrote:ok then...i'll just say MORNINGTON CRESCENT to you and be done with it...and no come backs please, as I'm using the Parson's Predictor as well...
A grudging congrats to you. bu**er.
Mornington Crescent - game on!
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by Wishmaster » May 27th, '09, 12:49
A grudging congrats to you. bu**er.
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by Harry Guinness » May 27th, '09, 17:25
Well done, I saw it coming for four I five moves back but I had nothing to counter with.
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by EckoZero » May 27th, '09, 23:59
And for those of you interested, a nice piece of Mornington Crescent, the parody, called Finchley Crescent and it's offshoots can be found here
You wont find much better anywhere and it's nothing - a rigmarole with a few bits of paper and lots of spiel. That is Mentalism
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by Mr_Grue » May 28th, '09, 12:17
EckoZero wrote:And for those of you interested, a nice piece of Mornington Crescent, the parody, called Finchley Crescent and it's offshoots can be found here
I'm not convinced. Mornington Crescent was devised in the late seventies. It's possible that Mornington Crescent evolved from Finchley Court though. I sniff a Douglas Adams (Cambridge in the 70s), via Geoffrey Perkins (producer of Hitchhiker's and I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue) connection. Sadly hard to follow up, though.
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