Your Letters
16:18 UK time, Wednesday, 15 October 2008
It would seem the answer is: to all those who have sold houses in the past for more than they are worth now. Or it could be down the back of the sofa.
Kieran Boyle, Oxford, England
is excellent but needs to be linked to from the .
John Airey, Peterborough, UK
Re . What's the capital of Iceland?
Answer: About Three Pounds Fifty...
A Morris, Surrey
Maybe the current situation between Iceland and Britain could be called the C.O.D. war?
Paul Greggor, London
Once again the bookies' favourite . Surely if the favourite never wins, then any book deemed to be the favourite must by definition not be. Ooh, a literary paradox!
Nicholas, Wilmslow
Re : Surely she's "to split" FROM Ritchie. Or have they both had enough of England and are going to split. Or to Split even. I've heard Croatia is nice at this time of year.
Graham, Frome
Phil, Oxford (Tuesday letters), "man dies from natural causes" is neither a great news story, nor an unusual occurrence. Leaving said corpse to decompose in the same room in which food is being prepared for public consumption, however, is.
Sue, London
I see that Chief Inspector Studd is commenting on . A case of misplaced nominative determinism, perhaps?
Alex Cross, Shifnal, England
Way to go Madonna - announce your divorce and the FTSE drops 5% again. Ta.
SL, Southampton
*Spoiler Alert*
Re today's , could Ozzy's answer been any more vague? A McDonald's what? They do offer a wide range of products and not all of them taste the same. While I wouldn't personally want to eat a live bat (or a dead one for that matter), I now find myself curious as to the taste and find my curiosity at this point unsatisfied.
CS, Manchester, England
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