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Voici le fromage: (red) Leicester Square.
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Off to the City: Banque.
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No, I think that's good. Holland Park.
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Like a French lady's underarms... Bushey.
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Good shot, sir! Swiss Cottage.
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Cheddar crudités & small chunk Branson - from the jar.
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Zut alors! D'Alston Junction
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Congratulations! Well spotted!
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Ooh la la. C'est Le Gare du Nord.
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You're OK - linear moves are allowed under Parslow's. Just watch out for the excess torsion on any rotational plays. Tower GATEWAY
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They are indeed, as are the ones in the bathroom for securing the toothpaste tube and weighting the free end of the lavatory roll.
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He hasn't said, but says its Legal... Bowling green, Chiswick. Little stream called 'The Thames' trickles past to the South but don't drink the water.
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The bulldog clip method of securing the rolled end of the tube makes an excellent budget alternative. By fashioning a small hook out of a paperclip, this enables the tightly rolled tube (or tubes, if ... you ... are that kind of person) to be neatly 'filed' in a hanging fashion under a wire rack in the refrigerator, saving a small amount of over shelf space.
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Not 100% during Parslow's Parallel unless they are a yellow, Paddington, Victoria, Blackfriars, Cannon Street, Liverpool Street and Kings X can all be wild. Euston therefore is not wild, but thankfully you chose Euston Square, which is. Deptford Bridge.
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Morning Rog - yes, a good reminder for everyone. Rule 8 applies whenever the variant you are playing involves yellow, green, brown and/or either of the blues, sometimes known colloquially as the 'New Electrics' rule. This is in contrast to Rule 4 that applies to variants involving red, black and green, also known as the 'Old Electrics' rule. Gospel Oak was an exceptionally risky play but I fancied we might push the envelope a little. Finchley Central.