Your Letters
16:32 UK time, Monday, 10 December 2007
Rebecca H (Letters, Friday) claims she doesn't understand why vegetarians eat replica meat and wear replica fur. Well I imagine she would never think of eating a human baby, yet, hypocrisy of hypocrisy, she eats colourful fruit-flavoured jelly sweets in the shape of human babies. How can anyone justify such a double standard?
Alex, Hamburg, Germany
Fifty wild animals in British circuses? (10 Things, Friday) Um. How are they `wild', exactly?
David Richerby, Leeds, UK
After reading at the Kittybrewster and Woodside Bowling Club, I was delighted to see on their website that they have a 'Gents Committee'. May I suggest they check the door handles when next they meet?
Steve Hill, Milwaukee, USA
Blimey - doesn't Robert Plant look like Mick Hucknall? ()
Sue, London
Cat poo as fertiliser?! (Matthew Burton, Letters, Friday) When I had a very small garden at the back of a terraced house, it was a never ending battle to avoid certain death of my plants from the piles of cat poo. I have always understood good compost is well-rotted vegetable matter not the processed meat arising from the cat's carnivorous diet. But, hey, what do I know.
Matthew Rayner, Yateley, UK
: What a good idea! Now we just need a name for it...
QJ, Stafford, UK
So, . In a statement, British Transport Police said: "Four men are to be prosecuted for public order offences following a disturbance on the 1937 First Great Western London Paddington to Cardiff train on the evening of Sunday, 2 December. At 9.25pm on 2 December, BTP officers at Cardiff Central responded ..." So, as they're clearing using the old style of quoting times (9.25 p.m.), Can we assume that the 1937 First Great Western train was just running a few years late?
Rob Falconer, Llandough, Wales
Speaking as a resident of Tower Hamlets, just underscores the importance of not letting my boss see how much time I spend on the Magazine Monitor.
Edward Green, London, UK
RE: The ... where am I to tick if I haven't seen it, don't want to see it over Christmas and don't feel like reading the book?
Keith, Northampton
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