Your Letters
17:14 UK time, Friday, 20 June 2008
I am torn. If I choose the international version of the ±«Óãtv news, I can avoid all Big Brother coverage. But then I lose the convenient link to the Magazine in the left-hand column of the front page. Decisions decisions.
Chris Clarke, Oxford
I think I could help the Massachusetts officials trying to work out how . When a man loves a woman very much, they hug each other in a special way...
Laura, Cumbria
Gotta hand it to the Sun and their story on page 21 regarding the phrase "brain-storm" being replaced by "idea showers" due to political correctness. I was amazed... at least I would have been if the same thing hadn't appeared in on this very site two days beforehand.
Mark Ivey, Hartlepool, UK
Re : During WWII did they draw a pair of pants on him? Or merely let the grass grow?
Stuart, Croydon
Or maybe the judicious placement of a hat worn at a jaunty angle?
Libby, Coleford, Somerset
So . Why do we need to know that? A woman a couple of streets away from me had a baby recently. Could you pass that on to your newsdesk?
Simon, Burnham-on-Crouch
Re . This could have been so much more interesting. Imagine, it could have been Alastair, Menzies, Sol, Nicky or Donald - you just have to look now don't you?
Phil B-C, London
Have a guess what does for a living...
Jo, London
"It sounds crazy, but somebody in psy-ops will have determined that Barney the Dinosaur is an effective instrument of torture" (). Nothing more to say really.
Edd, Cardiff
I have had a £10 bet with a work colleague that you receive several - if not considerably more - letters concerning today's mini-quiz and the wondrous possibilities surrounding a "gas barbie". Don't let me down Monitorites, I can ill afford the expense!
Dylan, Reading, UK
Ninety quid for a gas barbie ()? Thank God I don't have kids, you wouldn't catch me shelling out £90 for a toy that can't outlast a light breeze.
Andrew Rodgers, Peterborough, UK
Basil (Thursday letters), is "tittering" the appropriate phrase to use on the subject of boobs, or is this some new form of activity?
Barry, Southend, Essex
Tee hee, Basil said "tittering"!
Emma Cox, Essex
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