Boards
Douglas Hurd?
I once got on the same train as him at Paddington.
Portillo
cheers
Margaret Thatcher?
Deadscalator.
Liam Fox.
SATIRE.
I saw him on the escalators at Bond St once
he pushed in front of me.
In whose cabinet did he / she serve?
Or a rough time frame?
whereas as you well know Anthony Eden is a live and well
and can be spotted regularly at Lambeth North station
For reasons that remain my own
I'm going to say that the closest guesses so far are Jack Straw, Anthony Eden, and Dr Fox
nope
which, as we know it wasn't a Tory, means it must be Labour I think?
(obvs it is now I said that)
actually it could be Shirley Williams or one of them gang of four, i guess, dunno if they were all cabinet ministers in the 70s or not.
Margaret Beckett, David Miliband, Malcom Rifkind?
(Seeing as the three you name have all been Foreign Sec)
well you don't get to lose three successive leadership contests
by patiently waiting for your turn I suppose.
I wanted to shout something at him about cash for influence
or whatever that scandal was, but then I wasn't sure if that was him or not. I remembered too late that he was involved in that abortive attempt to unseat Gordon Brown. Could have been really embarassing for him had I remembered in time.
You should have said
*I thought you prefered taxis?*. That would have been a deep burn.
ok
i guess by the criteria of the question though, they were Labour cabinet ministers so...
I was in a lift with him once.
(it was in the MoD main building, so probably not that surprising).
Very erotically charged moment.
yeah
except, as I now realise, that was Stephen Byers...
Nah inaccurate criticism is the best
Also it was the same scandal, surely you'd be allowed that?
Hilary Benn
Jack Straw - glasses
Dr Fox - rural affairs
Anthony Eden - dunnoI assume you're playing the moves you would have chosen
not that you haven't noticed he_tu got it up there ^
dude
game's over. it was hoon.
yeah i guess.
but it would have been much better if i had just egged him
:(
Poor Maddie
Can you hear me?...
...Your boys took one hell of a beating. Your boys took one hell of a beating.
I stood next to Hilary Benn on the District Line the other day
He sat down when a seat became free. I stayed standing. He'd probably had a harder day than me.
Willie Whitelaw