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the right wing press has tried to paint JC as unelectable for as long as I can remember. I think that has reached saturation, it's now hitting a phase of diminishing return.

now they know. Would they change their mind about voting for the tories next time though?

no, but who is going to sue Bojo?

has someone designed a gearbox with a through axle hole?

https://bylinetimes.com/2019/09/11/brexit-disaster-capitalism-8-billion-bet-on-no-deal-crash-out-by-boris-johnsons-leave-backers/ 'do or die' betting: £8.3 billion of aggregate short positions has been taken out by hedge funds on a ‘no deal’ Brexit.

accepting the EU's offer is. (We want a unicorn and they offer us a pony).

We are sending out a batch of Caminos today.

from Samsung datasheet: Operating Temperature: (Cell Surface Temperature) Charge: 0°C to 45°C, Discharge: -20°C to 60°C Storage Temperature: 1 year : -20°C~25°C, 3 months : -20°C~45°C. 1 month : -20°C~60°C You should charge it at above 0°C but can store it at much lower temperature. The...

You should store it where it can only cause a minimal damage, in a dry and ventilated room, away from inflammable materials. They are safe between -15C and 40 degrees Celsius. Modern cells are also much safer than before, they all have anti-explosion and anti thermal runaway features.

yes, all batteries are dangerous because they store enough energy to boil a kettle or two and you'll find the warning triangle stickers on them. The risk is small, but real. The Hailong are good designs, they use more or less exclusively cylindrical cells with steel jacket, very safe in...

spotted this today:

it's the nature of their specialised trade. They make money whatever the weather.

The SNP demands recall of parliament after Scottish Court ruling.

current state of brexit poll: remain would win but only by a small margin. Deltapoll: 46/40 (= 53/47 without the don't vote) YouGov 46/43 (=52/48 without the don't vote)

it's going to be replaced soon. Have you thought of conversion?

that's just shifting blame.

I've seen bits of the advice Bojo gave to young people (9 year olds).

If he had said that before the referendum, we wouldn't be in the state we are in. I reckon Farage senses already defeat, either by Bojo or by the rebel alliance.

Bojo keeps saying he does not want one but it's JC who chickens out, but is it not up to the rebel alliance when it's going to happen? They can keep him in the pen and torture him until he will say he does not want a second referendum but...

He's like Trump, you don't know what he'll do because everyone assumes he will change his mind when he wakes up in the morning. It was a million to one, then 50/50 then anything goes really. We don't even know if he still wants a GE when parliament comes back in October.