On Thu, 26 Jun 2003, David Cantrell wrote: > On Thursday, June 26, 2003 19:37 +0100 Ian Malpass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > For shame, Mr. Devers! Oh, for shame! The Manchurian Gambit of 1978 has > > been considered obsolete since 1981, after Lt. Col. Charles Monkfish > > (rtd.) demonstrated that no feathers could exist at King's Cross station > > without being attached to a pigeon. > > > > In the words of Monkfish himself: "Like, duh!" > > This subthread has reminded me - is platform 9.75 permitted under the > current rules? My gaming group couldn't decide, so we treat it like a > clone of platform 9, but this seems inelegant.
My understanding is that it is permitted only if reached by flying car, and seeing as *those* are in such short supply... If anyone asks how you got there, LIE. -- Chris Devers
