Your Letters
16:21 UK time, Wednesday, 5 May 2010
It probably says something about the huge socio-cultural gap between Canada and Britain that when I first saw , I wondered why people would protest a dog park. One Wikipedia read later, I now know better, but I'm still puzzled by the locals' objections. As a potential tourist myself, having places like this clearly labelled (possibly with a clear definition of "dogging") would be a great idea, if only to tell people where NOT to go.
Julia Y, Ottawa, Canada
I am wondering how many people cannot vote in this election because their paperwork was held up by the impact of the recent volcanic ash cloud? My application for a postal vote missed the deadline because it was held up when all flights from the US to the UK were cancelled.
David Carter, Catonsville, Md, US
Do you think they could build another and put it over the volcano in Iceland?
Adam, London, UK
I would like to propose this headline - - as The Chat-Up Line Least Likely To Meet With Success. Any challengers?
Sue, London
Election night is going to be fun - the bingo in the is so becoming a drinking game.
t4rdis
The have arrived! Which may not be a bad thing at all, when it comes to people who wear their trousers like a penguin...
Chris, London, UK
How I laughed at "the idea for the was dropped".
Alan, Southampton, UK
Procreation is a fundamental human right (Quote of the Day)? I'd like to take the female population of the UK to the European Court for denying me my rights...
Andrew, Malvern, UK
According to my wife's uncle - my uncle-in-law? - who originally hails from Auckland, everyone can sound like a New Zealander (Tuesday letters). Just grit your teeth together while you talk and flatten your vowels. Try it, hours of fun for all the family! (Disclaimer: definitions of fun may vary.)
Howard, London, UK
Sue (Tuesday letters), your opinion of Gordon may have gone down on finding out he likes Coldplay, but .
Ruaraidh Gillies, Wirral, UK
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