Work out the London underground station from the following

E.g. Monarch's angry = King's Cross

1. Tool used by the most common name in England

2. Cleric is envious

3. Manufactured from beer

4. Celestial body

5. Second largest country in world's drinking supply

6. Gun depot

7. Dog's noise

8. Egg shaped

9. Arson to a tree

10. Golf shot and limb with a river crossing

No thank you.

the only tube station that has a name in common with a station name on the Paris metro?

The only tube station which contains none of the letters in the words mackerel?

Or we could play Mornington Crescent. It's been a while since we did that.

1. Tool used by the most common name in England>>>>

Where I am right now - Hammersmith

2. Cleric is envious>>>>>

Home of the sloaney pony - parsons green

3. Manufactured from beer>>>>>

Marmite's made from beer.

4. Celestial body

5. Second largest country in world's drinking supply>>>>

Canada Water

6. Gun depot>>>>>

Gillespie Rd (I will never accept the name change)

7. Dog's noise>>>

Barking

8. Egg shaped>>>

Oval

9. Arson to a tree>>>

Burnt oak

10. Golf shot and limb with a river crossing>>>>>

Putney bridge.

Celestial Body - Seven Sisters

Tube/Paris Metro common name - Temple

You might as well have the whole quiz:
http://solo2.abac.com/themole/tubequiz.html

And if you've still got some spare time, there's plenty to muse over at
www.goingunderground.net (but, oh dear, Annie, you could do with a designer).

Dukey: I was thinking of Arsenal as common names but Temple could work.

There isn't a station called Arsenal on the tube. It's called Gillespie Rd by all right thinking people.

Do your bit for the forces of good here:

http://www.petitiononline.com/CFC100/petition.html

Very good effort Audere - Think Charlie's for celestial bodies. The beer one is not a million miles away from Kilburn.

The one without any of the letters in "mackerel" = St John's Wood

Charlie's for celestial bodies????

What is THAT all about?

Oh, as in Angel....duh..but Seven Sisters is at least evident in the night sky.

The huge Tube map i bought at the London Transport Museum clearly has Arsenal at the station name.

I know your animus towards Arsenal from your mom but really Gillespie Road, give me a break, Arsenal just sounds a whole lot better.

Actually, they should probably name it, "The BEST EVER Football Team the World has Ever Known" and then it could probably qualify for longest staion name, too.

No not nearly, there's a station in Wales with many more letters i think.

I've signed the petition. As objectionable as naming a station, ANY station, after any football team is, but most especially that one, naming it after a football team that left is just spectacularly stupid.

PalenQ, take out a marker and cross out Arsenal and write in Gillespie Road immediately.

It's a done deal. Gillespie Road it is on my map now.

And i also updated the North Greenwich station, which says on my old map ("for the Dome in 2000&quot now says "for O 2&quot

What about a clue for the tube stop between Holland Park and White City?

wool watcher's shrub?