"John of Aix" wrote in message
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"Richard J." a écrit dans le message de news:
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E. Zackatackali wrote:
I wish London Underground stations had names that properly
described the area that they were located in, instead of
using obscure street names or some other undescriptive name.

So why do you want to confuse everyone by changing the names?

To flummox al-Qaeda, any fule no that.

Great idea, return to WW2 measures: remove all the signs, starting with The
Tube.
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Brian
"Happy St George's Day. It either is, just was, or soon will be."

"Brian Watson" a écrit dans le message de news:
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"John of Aix" wrote in message
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"Richard J." a écrit dans le message de news:
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E. Zackatackali wrote:
I wish London Underground stations had names that properly
described the area that they were located in, instead of
using obscure street names or some other undescriptive name.

So why do you want to confuse everyone by changing the names?

To flummox al-Qaeda, any fule no that.

Great idea, return to WW2 measures: remove all the signs, starting with
The
Tube.

"Excuse me constable, could you tell me the way to Bond Street?"
"I could madam but I'm not allowed to, walls have ears you know."

"Happy St George's Day. It either is, just was, or soon will be."

Yes I have this problem too. I get it mixed up with Hitler's birthday. Or is
it the Queen's?

In article ,
(John of Aix) wrote:

"Happy St George's Day. It either is, just was, or soon will be."

23rd April.

Yes I have this problem too. I get it mixed up with Hitler's birthday.

20th April (also my parents' wedding anniversary - in 1940).

Or is it the Queen's?

21st April.

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Colin Rosenstiel