Your Letters
17:17 UK time, Thursday, 30 November 2006
Re: . How on earth could someone who has rowed the Atlantic single-handedly not qualify for full membership of a rowing club?? Yes, it may have been a test of endurance, but surely, it is an excellent achievement? What more do these people want?
Sarah, Oxford
The words "Nude calendar" in bold half way down seem to be a fairly random choice for a caption, especially as you have to read right to the end of the story to find that it is actually relevant after all.
Ed, Clacton, UK
"", says Stephen Hawking. I do not share Professor Hawking's superior intellect, but it may be reasonably assumed that another planet capable of supporting human life already does so... let's just hope they're pleased to see us!
Nick Jones, Dorking, UK
Am I the only one slightly disappointed with Sonya Thomas's effort of in 10 minutes? The challenge is on...
Adam G, Merstham, Surrey
Thank you Monitor for telling us what the third character in the Caption Competition was. I would never have guessed it was a peanut. Surely with the choking hazard and increasing levels of allergies, Save the Children could have come up with a more child friendly mascot?
Ralph, Cumbria
To PierreZFP (in Wednesday's letters): PM could have been wrapping birthday presents in wallcharts, not Christmas presents. We're no closer to determining whether PM is male or female.
Andy, Leeds, UK
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