Your Letters
15:31 UK time, Friday, 19 September 2008
Monitor note: To make sure we're still friends after the slight interruption to services on Thursday, here's a bumper crop.
In the article explaining , a "fakeaway" is described as "a curry made with a jar of sauce, bag of rice and a packet of poppadoms from the supermarket". We have that all the time at home, except we call it dinner.
Kathy, Cardiff
Re: See a , pick it up. The women in it spent a £1 day for a year so she could buy her brother a wedding present. Did anyone else wonder why she didn't just get a full time job instead of struggling along on a part time salary? I hope her brother appreciated his wedding present. Note to my brother - just buy me a bunch of flowers!
Kerry Taylor, Bournemouth
An storyline about a character's relationship with his 15-year-old stepdaughter has prompted more than 150 complaints. At the end of August, the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ received 156 complaints over scenes showing character Jase Dyer being by a criminal gang and then lying dead in hospital. I can't help wondering if this the same 150 odd people in both cases.
Dave godfrey, Swindon
I have a feeling that the kind of people who would vote in a mobile phone sponsored music "award" are by default more likely to vote for the as best reunion act over Led Zeppelin. I don't think it really means that everyone has cloth ears and no taste whatsoever so Emma Bunton needn't be too shocked.
Martin, Bristol, UK
believe that satisfactory is not good enough. Maybe someone should teach them the definition.
Ralph, Cumbria
How shocking to read that half of are inadequate. And if that weren't bad enough, I've also heard that half of all statistics lessons are below average.
Adam, London, UK
Re: . You could have found a more exciting picture to represent topless models couldn't you? Even I've got a topless shot of myself on the internet, and I hardly ever take my shirt off. You must try harder to appeal to my lust. Not that I'm really all that vain, obviously. Obviously.
Danny Cunningham, Amersham
I'd just like to thank the contributors to Caption Competition, as the No 1 caption caused me to laugh so loud that all my colleagues looked at me more strangely than normal...
Darren McCormac, London
Re: Silas in London (Wednesday's letters). Your drinking, by your own admission, is occaisional. The 9 drinker types were for heavy drinkers. Or were you too drunk to notice?
Tom, Nottingham, UK
I didn't get a single mini-quiz question right this week. I'm now beginning to wonder whether I ever watched the series at all!
John, Peterborough, UK
Re: for credit crunch bankers. Haven't they suffered enough?
Gatz, Chelmsford
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