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It is fairly common for conferences to ask for questions from the flaw.

Odd - still not working for me!

That was a year ago. How many more now?

Back in http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/brexit-for-once-some-facts.24369/page-1509#post-435262 I mentioned custard filled speed bumps - which would have been ideal for him. Preferably hit at high speed. Sadly, the link in that post now seems to be dead.

Similarly to an earlier question, should he be debarred from this role because his name is Corbyn? That would appear wrong and unfair - both to Corbyn and to the party and public who might be getting the best work from the best qualified person. Would it really be better to go to the job centre...

It might affect his (JC's) ratings, but my earlier question was this: On what basis should he not do whatever he wants to subject only to the same rules as all of us? Don't think there was an answer.

Just because she first became PM in 1979 doesn't mean that Mark's behaviour had no impact on subsequent campaigns, does it? It is possible that his behaviour after she had ceased to be PM was more despicable but that is a matter of opinion.

What? Don’t you remember 1982 and his getting lost issues?

If the whole automotive industry closed for a month that would be something like 9 billion of lost production. Yes, that assumes they stop making on 30 March and resume exactly where they had left off. Super-naivety.

On what basis should he not do whatever he wants so subject only to the same rules as all of us? I seem to remember a former female PM’s son doing lots of things that were deeply questionable.

I'll vote so long as there’s an option that I can generally agree with and it is remain. :)

Weeks or months... Toyota says no-deal Brexit would stall production at Burnaston By Sanchia Berg BBC Radio 4 Today programme Just what would be the cost of Toyota and all the other affected companies spending production for months? UK industrial output could drop by the sort of...

Many voting systems consist of multiple rounds - at the first fence remove the lowest voted option or options, and go to next round. What happens if you do that here? What do the deal voters do when they are offered the chance to drop out, or choose between no deal and remain? (I assume the...

MPs could still alter successful Brexit deal, researchers find Politicians could force concessions during process of putting Brexit on statute books MPs could still alter any Brexit deal secured by Theresa May and voted through by a majority in parliament, researchers have concluded...

Two things to come from Northern Ireland - the border problem and RMS Titanic. One ended up at the bottom of the Atlantic, will the other end up in the Irish Sea?

Why have you got it in got penguins?

And Guardian says: Boris Johnson's 'super Canada' alternative Brexit plan rubbished Ministers claim Johnson’s plan, including reneging on Irish border agreements, are not workable or negotiable Of course, nobody thinks a pile of refuse needs to be rubbished.

My goodness, BJ has said something I can (sort-of) agree with: “This is the moment to change the course of the negotiations and do justice to the ambitions and potential of Brexit,” Yes - change course. By cancelling. Complete failure to acheivce brexit would be justice.

Possibly somewhat more rational and safer than hurling insults at Kim and threatened to “totally destroy” North Korea.

As an ordinary person (so to speak), I think they'll have to go way further than adopting some of his methods to appeal to me. Like adopt some his policies (and not just as lip gloss to look as if they are doing so). (I really don't think I am a huge leftie with communist/marxist tendencies.)...