Your Letters
17:52 UK time, Tuesday, 8 April 2008
, unfortunately they didn't escape with miner injuries.
Stuart, Croydon
Why did the Sun bother with a "cut-out-and-keep" Olympic torch (Paper Monitor)? Just rolling up the whole paper and seting light to it be much easier, and much more satisfying.
Doug B, Caerphilly, Wales
I cut out the torch that "never goes out" as mentioned in Paper Monitor and it only lasted seconds after I lit it.
Ed, Clacton, UK
. I suppose next week there will be a story about what they do in the woods...
Jacob, London
Charlie (Monday's letters), obviously it is a manniversary.
Debster, Twickenham UK
In reply to Charlie of London, the masculine of "nanniversary" is possibly "billiversary"
Grumpy Goat, Dubai, UAE
Stig (Monday's letters) asks what the ducks were in prison for. I've no idea but I bet they were put there by the bill.
Mike, London
Stig, maybe it was possession of quack cocaine. Sorry.
Clare, UK
What were the ducks in for? They were doing bird, of course.
Fred, Rotherham
"It wouldn't surprise me if there wasn't a portrait of me hanging in Kensington Palace in 100 years time," says the every day. It wouldn't surprise me if there wasn't either.
Paul, Manchester, UK
Can you be accused of making a mountain out of a molehill in Ireland if ?
David, Gateshead
Reading the headline on , I missed the word "details". But instead of being shocked I just accepted it as a sign of the times we live in.
Alan Addison, Glasgow, UK
? Doesn't that sound like it's going to be the most boring story of the day?
Rob, Birmingham, UK
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