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andhrimnir
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and declares Mornington Crescent.
*Defined by David Lloyd-George at the May Fair Synod of 1922. Better known as his New May Fair Rules. These pre-date, and must not be confused with his Further May Fair Rules of later that year. If in doubt, remember the handy aide-mémoire often recited by seasoned players: Lloyd-George New May Fair - The Further New Lloyd-George. Remember, Prince of Wales Drive can only be approached from the South, and 3 Shepherds in a row earns a bonus point.
andhrimnir
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I do, but the politico's can't in this instance because of the risk of Her Majesty intervening and Windsor rules then applying:
Windsor rules:
Only the senior player in a straight line may inherit possession, unless of course the Hapsburg Convention has been invoked, in which case, Grimaldi’s Protocol takes precedence.
and as you know, the Grimaldi Protocol during a general election would be unconstitutional and I doubt anyway that there would be enough ice cream to go around.
andhrimnir
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Neither the Crewe Station Formula nor Fairport Convention can possibly apply. During an election Lord Grosvener's original metropolitan rules are of course hinged and you are restricted to Zones 1 and 2 with scenic routes getting preference and national monuments scoring double. Just to clarify, mainline stations remain wild, looped moves are dissallowed unless rule 7 is reinstated and huffing is allowed only by the incumbent.
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