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Treacle Mine Road
Simetra Posted Apr 8, 2009
Well would you believe it, we now can play the game in the real world
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/somerset/7984118.stm
Peach Pie Street
Treacle Mine Road
el D – for the sake of brevity and out of respect for my fellow Glums Posted Apr 8, 2009
Get them while you can
Treacle Mine Road
Simetra Posted Apr 14, 2009
all fresh sausage "bits" or I'll Cut-Me-Own-Throat
Quirm Street
Treacle Mine Road
MrNutt Posted Jan 30, 2010
It's been very quiet on here and I was wondering why, until I looked closer at the last few of moves. Simetra's move is absolutely brilliant. All conventional moves now available either lead to Treacle Mine Road on the following move, or leave the player in Scone. Either way, the next move would probably see that player lose. Even some of the more unconventional strategies, such as the Patricians Priviledge or Lancre back double don't leave you any better. After much thought, the only course open is the rarely used L-Space Inversion. With this strategy all moves get routed through L-Space, which enables moved to be made in time as well as space opening up a whole range of possibilities. However, it is risky as many conventional moves become illegal, and any attempt to use them will leave you in Librarians Revenge. This is like being in scone, except an 18 stone Orang-Utan is going to come swinging down from the ceiling and smash you over the head. I told you this strategy was risky! I just hope someone performs the exit move to take us back to normal gameplay before we have too many players retire due to injury.
So, with no alternative but to use the L-Space Inversion, I' going to go back 30 years and visit the Unmentionables in..
Cable Street
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