tis true, plenty of other complete tools around the country say it as well.

You dissin' my flow, bredren? I ain't sayin' nuttin' 'bout bloodclot North London innits, only the South ends stays troo to the streets!

Back on topic - Queen's Park.

Earls Court. Swoosh.

Olympia.

paradise gardens

Borough.

Taking the intensity down a notch: Mile End.

with slight hesitation, arnos grove.

stop fucking around: temple

Mill hill east (I hope I don't need to remind you that this is both a terminal and a northern line station).

Wait fot it...



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Tooting Bec.

Alperton, you amateurs!

Earl's Court. Word!

He's dead! The guy who hosted the radio program that this game is from just died a couple of days ago. What a coincidence...or is it. Glice isn't telling us everything. He knew this thread would be successful if that guy happened to die.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7367385.stm

My psychic abilities are diversifying. Good work me.

Old Street.

I read this thread seceral times as "Morning Croissant." This means that I both need to eat breakfast and get my eyes examined.

a croissant is a crescent. you just need to fix your universal translator so it doesn't start itself spontaneously.

Moorgate.

true but I was expecting the food.

bingo, which I will also assume the name of the dog to be

Perivale

Stinking Americans.

Elephant & Castle

GATEWOOD

...am I doing this right??

Blackfriars

Neasden...?

Temple

Chalfont & Latimer.

Interesting fact: I am convinced that this is a made up station, because no-one has ever been there, or comes from there.

Mansion House is kind of the same, have you ever got on or off at mansion house? arranged to meet someone there? know someone who works near there?

Yeah... http://www.allinlondon.co.uk/the-tub...php?z=b2&t=162

Even though it's flashing, I still don't think it exists.

I don't know why anybody's still playing this game when I won days ago.

Belsize Park

Kilburn Park

Regents Park

Grange Hill; wah da wah wah etc. Interestingly - I use the adverb loosely - not actually where the popular Children's BBC soap opera that launched Todd Carty's career was set.

Ealing common.

Interesting fact - there is only one Ealing common, thus undermining its claim to be 'common'.

There are, however, several Ealings, one of which is Ealing Broadway. In your face Central Line detractors.

canada water, how d'ya like them apples bitches?