Your Letters
15:33 UK time, Thursday, 14 April 2011
Re - mine is possessed & hopelessly optimistic.
Sarah Horrigan
Can't help thinking this sort of story (Son writes off his dad's £275,000 supercar) is the reason for this sort (Young drivers quoted up to £27,000 for car insurance).
Tom Webb, Surbiton, UK
I like the choice of phrase in Poster for The Walking Dead on funeral parlour wall (and Paper Monitor). It's as if "raised eyebrows" is a worrying condition for humans and therefore the poster had to be removed.
Tom Webb, Surbiton, UK
An apposite name for the farmer in this video. Nominative determinism strikes again.
Dan, Cambridge
Re Is dangerous cycling really a problem? Surely dangerous *anything* is, by its very definition, a problem. I'll fetch my hi-viz jacket.
Graeme Dixon, Guildford, Surrey
Monitor readers, is there a common term for this kind of "Ooops" moment? Do you think the young gentleman in question went back to the car to fetch his coat?
Roz, Sheffield
Phew! I just did really badly on the royal wedding quiz.
Sue, London
Bah! Stablehand! The royal wedding quiz is enough to turn anyone Republican.
Jo K, London
Amanda (Wednesday letters) how was it phrased? "Fwoor, nice bicycle darlin"?
Or was it phrased "good heavens, what a delightful velocipede, it is only surpassed in beauty by your good self"?
(I'm not sure which is worse.)
Susan, Newcastle
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