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Posted: **31 Mar 2006, 13:07**

Hmmm, 520 degrees there, which might stop me advancing past Go.

ANGEL (pronounced ANGLE)

Posted: **31 Mar 2006, 16:34**

BANK (PRONOUNCED SUDBURY HILL HARROW)

Posted: **31 Mar 2006, 17:40**

Playing my American Tourist token:

LEICESTER SQUARE (pronounced Lye-ses-terr Squay-err)

Posted: **31 Mar 2006, 22:02**

SOUTHWARK (pronounced south-walk)

Posted: **01 Apr 2006, 01:04**

PERIVALE (pronounced er-i-vale, the 'p' is silent)

Posted: **01 Apr 2006, 12:58**

What?!

Posted: **01 Apr 2006, 14:07**

CrunchySaviour wrote:What?!

Whatford or Totteridge & Whatstone?

Posted: **01 Apr 2006, 14:26**

Or even Whatlington.

By the way, it's also feasible to have a silent 'p' in Parsons Green, but much riskier from Putney Bridge; don't even think of trying this at St. Paul's

Posted: **01 Apr 2006, 14:27**

Sillert, V.I. wrote:Or even Whatlington.

By the way, it's also feasible to have a silent 'p' in Parsons Green, but much riskier from Putney Bridge; don't even think of trying this at St. Paul's

I agree. The use of a silent P should be used with the utmost care. You never know who it'll land on.

Posted: **01 Apr 2006, 14:50**

Very true. So now I can play

THE EIFFEL TOWER (pronounced "eye-full tow-er")

Be very careful if you are standing underneath it and looking up

Posted: **02 Apr 2006, 22:42**

i shall follow with

HOLBORN (pronounced holl-born).

the silent L would spoon the world.

Posted: **03 Apr 2006, 11:56**

GRENNIDGE using the phonetic alignment paradigm.

Posted: **03 Apr 2006, 13:03**

I've heard it's THE place to go if you fancy having a mean time!

Applying the downstream corollary to the phonetic alignment paradigm:

WOOLIDGE

Posted: **03 Apr 2006, 13:35**

MARBLE ARDGE

Posted: **03 Apr 2006, 13:46**

MARBLE ARDGE SIMPSON

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