Your Letters
15:57 UK time, Tuesday, 4 August 2009
If ever a story needed a to go with it.
Stuart, Lancashire
What kind of company makes itself "unavailable for comment"?
David Bull, Redhill, Surrey
This promised so much, I was convinced it would be about Transformers or Eva's rampaging through the streets. I probably shouldn't be so disappointed about that.
AK, Ipswich
Call for debate on killer ? Well personally I've always preferred Cybermen over the Daleks, but perhaps someone would like to argue in favor of the Daleks or indeed any other killer robots that come to mind.
Emmy, Sudbury, Suffolk
may have been born in the UK, but he left at a very young age and was brought up in Zimbabwe (then Rhodesia). I claim him as a Zimbabwean. Please alter your article headline to read "Nine famous Britons you've probably never heard of ".
Richard, London (ex Harare)
I wonder if Adam from London (Monday's letters) actually read the article? Of course there are famous people you've never heard of. There's a whole world outside Britain.
James Ellison, Wakefield, UK
A friend of mine, when asked by the careers adviser about his plans for the future, replied that he wanted to become a . He was unceremoniously ejected from the office and punished for his "glib" remark...
Aimee, Thurso, Scotland
To Justie, Monday's letters, as a member of the Naval Reserves it is a requirement to be able to swim in full gear (tests are usually carried out with the recruit wearing a boiler suit). The hardest part of the test is having to pull yourself out over an edge at least 50cm above the water in wet clothes at the end.
Joseph, London
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