Your Letters
17:29 UK time, Tuesday, 31 July 2007
Regarding George Dickson's letter (Monday's letters), if I had tried to help someone who was having a fit, I would be gutted to be called a fool! At least people have come to your aid and not ignored it.
Laura Birch, Huddersfield
Errm, re the and "How is he at factoring large prime numbers?" from Ben in London. I hate to be a pedant, but how can you factor a prime number?
Stew, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
I notice that the picture used in the left-handedness story () was predominantly of two RIGHT hands!
Charlie, Nottingham, UK
Re Rob Mullan's comments (Monday letters) about the goldfish surviving out of water, our street was flooded in June, with a 1ft torrent still there at 10.30 on the Monday night. By 7am Tuesday morning it had all gone, and walking down the road about 11am, found a goldfish in the gutter. It was just breathing and covered in dirt, so I rescued it and put in our pond, where it is now swimming happily with some new mates.
T Brigham, Hull
Just thought I would point out that Thursday's letters were a total catastrophy.
I think you will find that should secure the punorama title as well.
Owen McManus, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Many years ago, the Telegraph had a series of letters about collective nouns. One I recall is a "bottom of cyclists".
David, Jerusalem
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