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You're being very stringent with the rules today, RAF!!Originally posted by richard-af View PostRule 1187(b) (Amended): Nobody prevaricating about getting wed may get through a ticket barrier for free - or be a ghost. Forfeit. Marylebone.

Right, I will go for a safe, and presumably uncontentious, Oxford Street
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Rule 1187(b) (Amended): Nobody prevaricating about getting wed may get through a ticket barrier for free - or be a ghost. Forfeit. Marylebone.Originally posted by Burdock View PostMy bullet punctuated ghost is no longer constrained to earthly railway lines. But in the 'spirit' of the game, I will float through the ticket barrier at Kings Cross (without paying)...
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My bullet punctuated ghost is no longer constrained to earthly railway lines. But in the 'spirit' of the game, I will float through the ticket barrier at Kings Cross (without paying)...Originally posted by richard-af View Post... tragically, you have been mown down in a hail of SAS machine gun fire, after pointing to an aeroplane whilst using your mobile phone. Forfeit.
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... tragically, you have been mown down in a hail of SAS machine gun fire, after pointing to an aeroplane whilst using your mobile phone. Forfeit.Originally posted by Burdock View Postoff to Heathrow to join the climate camp
Isleworth.
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... is falling down, like House Prices and Share Values. Off to Victoria.Originally posted by Burdock View PostLondon Bridge
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