Your Letters
15:34 UK time, Thursday, 12 May 2011
Re: Britain 'overpriced' for tourists, says new guide. Yes, I suppose Surrey is a little on the dull side if you ignore the fact it was the birthplace of British motor racing, aviation, the inpsiration for HG Wells' "The War Of The Worlds", World famous landmarks including Hampton Court and Kew Gardens and home to countless celebrities and famous people past and present.
Graeme Dixon, Guildford, Surrey UK
In "What makes ads controversial?" It says: "The most complained about advertisement to the ASA - for KFC's Zinger Crunch - featured call centre workers singing with their mouths open." So how do they sing, if it's not with mouths open? Maybe I don't want to find out!
Sven, Basel, Switzerland
Just what we need - another government slush fund.
John Thompson, Kirkby Lonsdale
On American fuel prices: It doesn't help that Americans have smaller gallons than we do. (On the other hand, do Europeans really care what Americans pay for fuel?)
Jerome, London
In reference to the ever-heating handedness debate (Wednesday's letters), I would like Bala Dwar's, Tim's, and Ray's viewpoint on how those of us who are ambidextrous come so to be.
Kailyn, Kentucky, USA
Is it just me... Why does it seem that the faster we believe that our internet connection is the more impatient we get waiting for pages to load? In the good old days of dial-up connections I seem to remember being pleased just to get a whole page to load completely in one refresh however long it took. I found myself getting quite annoyed this lunchtime having to wait a few seconds for pages to appear - oh how the times have changed.
Martin, High Wycombe, UK
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