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salmon spray
21 Feb 19 12:26
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Working on an analogy with the The Three Musketeers of course.
But think of the 3 characters
Porthos - An overweight buffoon
Aramis - Notorious for his love affairs
Athos - A supercilious snob.

You only need one politician for all three.

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Hanx
When: 21 Feb 19 12:51
Send that one to 'Have I Got News for You' or 'The Last Leg'

They go in for stuff like that
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donny osmond
When: 21 Feb 19 13:45
quite a few qualify for 2 out of 3.

no doubt boris sees himself more of a d'Artagnan type
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Just Checking
When: 21 Feb 19 14:50
Maybe a fair analogy. Their enemy of course was "Cardinal Richelieu"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinal_Richelieu
"He sought to consolidate [royal] power and crush domestic factions."
Sounds like a fair description of the EU.
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mouse muldoon
When: 21 Feb 19 14:57
Boris would consider himself to be Buckingham imo.
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salmon spray
When: 21 Feb 19 18:29
Bags I be Felton     Devil
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mouse muldoon
When: 21 Feb 19 18:33
Perhaps Gove would lend you his knife?
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