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Clemency Burton-Hill
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Spot the odd one out

Monday, 19th November 2007

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I'm back, I've (more or less) caught up with the backlog of to-dos accumulated after a month away, and this blog is now ready to fire on all cylinders.

So let's start with a lovely little picture for Monday morning, via Harry's Place

Not so much the Three Amigos (or even Stooges) as the Axis of Evil.

Spot the odd one out: 

Only two fund terrorists.

PS: I liked the first comment left at the Harry's Place posting:

Which I suppose gives me just one reason to be glad that when I tried to start my car today, it wouldn't.

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Snorri Godhi

November 19th, 2007 5:34pm

Only one of them heads a truly totalitarian state; and only one of them is a friend of the British Royal Family. And it's the same one.

Lee Jakeman

November 19th, 2007 9:35pm

The odd one out is the bloke in the middle. He's a socialist, an atheist and supporter of equal rights for women and gays. He is flanked by two Islamic, God-fearing, mysogynistic and homophobic types called "Muslims".

Scipio

November 20th, 2007 7:21pm

Seeing the three of them together I was wondering if I was the Jackal and had only one bullet, which one I would take out? I guess the monkey man from Persia on the left.

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