He should have added, for any voters distracted by the recent Lynton Crosby-led mind games, that a coalition of the Tories and UKIP – formal or not – will ignore Scotland, however strong the SNP, as it heads towards exit from the EU.
And since you're now coming anyway, here are some tips of what else to see, bearing in mind everything on the programme looks good and mad and free: As they are hosting the party, it would be rude to ignore Everything Everything.
It was impossible to ignore the basic point that, were Ayr even slightly more competent, they would punish Hibs' inadequacy.
Dictators (elected or not) always ignore everyone who's not a member of the ruling clique.
You listen to us all, and ignore us all: very egalitarian; very democratic.
We ignore or disbelieve statistics that recent years have seen more jobs, less crime, smaller classes and more NHS operations.
I know he'll ignore it, even if a million nude teachers, with high blood-pressure, were to crowd into parliament begging and screaming for smaller classes, but I'll say it again and again.
But we cannot ignore the context in which these powers are being redistributed.
Nigel Farage had been expected to grab between 75 and 100 extra councillors at best, but added nearly 130. Labour MPs and activists, who had tried largely to ignore Ukip's impending arrival as the fourth party in British politics, veered between admitting that it had been hit and that Ed Miliband had to do better, and trying to dismiss Ukip as still so small as to be largely irrelevant.
If your government allows Mr al-Khawaja to die in prison, it will send a stark message that it means to ignore the most important recommendations of the BICI report.
Shorten criticised Abbott's reaction to the parliamentary questions, saying the prime minister was "entering dangerous territory if he continues to ignore his chief economic adviser like this".
