Your Letters
15:53 UK time, Thursday, 17 February 2011
Re: What do you put in nine bins? Nine cats?
Daniel Barlow, via
I don't fly. Even if I did, and even if I happened to end up in a country populated by crocodiles, I seriously doubt the murky waters of a reptile-infested creek could ever tempt me to dip in as much as a toe. So why, then, despite having ignored this article three times already, did my inner voice nag me to read it, just in case the knowledge might come in handy one day? Monitorites, there must be a word for that...
Shiz, Cheshire, UK
Jonathan Lewis-Jones (Wednesday's letters) - young children should be allowed in restaurants. Mothers who change their children's nappies on the table should not. Didn't you point out what was happening to staff? I'm sure they would have got her to stop, because, ew!
Beth Anderson, Wallsend
Jonathan Lewis-Jones, that's not the baby's fault - it's the parents who shouldn't be allowed in.
Greg, Dallas, TX
Re: The Child Catcher of TW1 (Wednesday's letters) - reminds me of WC Fields' pertinent advice: "Invite couples with children. Everyone loves children - especially if they are cooked properly."
R.G, Watford, Herts.
Am I being thick on a Thursday or are these three pictures supposed to be the same? I can't spot any differences...
Ellie, Oxford, UK
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