Mornington Crescent and The Corn Laws?

That's the idea, Will. (I like your thinking with Mornington Crescent.)

We'll just let a few more folk have a read to get the idea....Then start it off.
Knowing the way folk on the forum can change subjects, at the drop of a hat, I reckon it can be done in far fewer than a dozen......Fewer than half a dozen ?

Cheers - Phil

Have to set up a new id then - Mrs Trellis of Rhyl perhaps...

IanS 

I thought the appuye mentioned in one of the FPW threads was sufficiently removed from Bovril, yet as appuye refers to fortifying an area and we are in the midst of WWI commemorations ............

Mornington Crescent is a game played on I'm Sorry I haven't a clue, particularly well by Graeme Market Garden was the Allied push into Holland by airborne forces and XXX Corps including the 1st RTR who post-war was equipped with Centurion tanks.

The Corn Laws were introduced by the Incorporation Act 1815 was the year of the Battle of Waterloo, and Wellington's Army included the 16th Light Dragoons, which later merged with the 5th as the 16th/5th Lancers who were issued with Centurions when they served in Aden in 1963.

Well that was easy.

Quote from: Techno on 13 February 2016, 07:26:10 AM
I think we should start a thread where the whole point is to hi-jack and morph the thread from subject A to subject B.

How would this be different from any other of our carefully controlled and considered conversations?

My pigeon loft has collapsed. 

Nobby !!

We haven't started yet !  

(And it wasn't supposed to be all done in one post......Tsk !   )

Cheers - Phil

Could you please assist my postillion with the luggage.

Sorry Techno.

I just knew you'd do that, anyway.....

Cheers - Phil

Quote from: Leman on 13 February 2016, 11:27:38 AM
My pigeon loft has collapsed.

Some kind of euphemism. *nods to self* Yes, that must be it....

Lady Hussar is reading an article on world wide euphemisms for women's periods.

Surely Denmark wins with "there are communists in the fun house."

 

Quote from: Last Hussar on 02 March 2016, 01:19:00 AM
Lady Hussar is reading an article on world wide euphemisms for women's periods.

In guess she must be reading the forum over your shoulder - You don't normlly refer to her as "Lady"