Prime Minister David Cameron declared in Parliament that "a very big part of my life is trying to give pleasure" to the wife of Wellingborough MP Peter Bone.
The comment was made after Mr Bone asked if Mr Cameron would rule out contributing to any eurozone bailouts before 2013.
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Mrs Bone had been "singing the praises of the PM" over the UK refusing to contribute to the Greek bailout, the MP Wellingborough and Rushden told the Commons. But she was also asking for an assurance that no other contributions would be necessary as this would "be really helpful for the Bone household", the MP said.
Mr Cameron replied: "I do feel now that a very big part of my life is trying to give pleasure to Mrs Bone. I feel on this occasion I can only go so far." Speaker John Bercow interjected: "We note the admirable self-restraint of the prime minister."
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...and in true politician-style, he dodged the question!
I'll admit it was a great response, but I'd really like to hear Cameron agreeing to "no eurozone bailouts".
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