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They make you laugh. BBC correspondent: 'Out on the roads, possibly he's not quite as sharp as he once was.' NSS.

I think he is coming across as dithering now unfortunately. Seems like the rest of the opposition parties met with May and simply said no deal had to be off the table. Corbyn should have done the same. The papers are now all over his not meeting the PM. Makes him look obstructive and...

I am also concerned that large swathes of the population will be annoyed that he is focusing on a general election at a time when all the focus should only be on the Brexit situation. He is surely never, ever going to win a no confidence vote in the government. I get the tactic, but I think a...

Both May and Corbyn are tied in knots by all the differing factions within their parties. Whatever they do they are going to alienate large chunks of their party, so I can kind of see the reluctance to unequivocally come down on one side of the other. Has the country ever been so split over an...

As I said before, there will be an awful lot of people who will be saying no deal and leave just means leave, who will be first to moan when we suffer the consequences of no deal after.

You sure she didn't say licorice and you just misheard?

I know them's the apples, but my daughter tells me pretty much everyone at her school is pretty angry because it is their future that is at stake here. They had a big debate at her school and it was a massive majority that wants to remain. It's never going to work perfectly of course, because...

I am just saying I wasn't incorrect Some business leaders were not in favour. I accept the majority are.

I feel rather dirty these days. Everything is now becoming vegan and vegetarians are getting left behind. :( Struggle now to get vegetarian ham style Quorn slices. So many places are now only selling the vegan ones and the texture is disgusting. Really slimy.

And that's what I said. I just referred back to originally and then to a Guardian report that a majority backed May's deal, but not all business leaders.

As long as the dog's vegetarian I'm happy.

Chocolate and cream surprise.

No, it's crap. Dull, boring and derivative. In reality though, yes, yes and yes!!!!!!

There's an awful lot of MPs I wouldn't buy a used car off for sure, Nick

Yeah, I got it. Why do you think I keep ending my posts with winkies. ;) So much is misread and misunderstood on here.

Historically they have all done it though and it's one thing that puts me off politics. I don't see of how a policy of they are worse than us is something to be proudly campaigning upon.

What does that tell you about the general public then? She has been a disaster, but they are surely just clinging to the fact she has promised Brexit.

Oliver Cromwell.

Yeah, or they would be going 'Corbyn slams door on May? I thought we were leaving on the 29th March?'

I can only imagine a Daily Mail story like this in children's storybook style. 'Dainty, sweet little Theresa of whitest teeth and purest heart , was playing softly in the meadow, when suddenly the hideous, ugly Corbyn appeared, breathing fire and dribbling snot. Pretty little, slim and...