Your Letters
16:00 UK time, Monday, 9 March 2009
? I had to check it wasn't 1 April.
Paul Greggor, London
"He said evidence had shown rousing teenagers from their beds early resulted in abrupt mood swings, increased irritability, depression, weight gain and reduced immunity to disease" - so basically any of the symptoms of adolescence then.
Basil Long, Nottingham
Re Quote of the Day: Artist Johan van der Dong says wants to show that God is available anywhere and any time. So why would God leave an answering machine message that says "I'm not able to speak to you at the moment"?
John Thompson, Durham, UK
The intrigued me - I just sit there thinking and have often wondered what terror must lie in the heads of those who prefer to plug themselves permanently into their iPods than to engage their brains for 20 minutes together. But I'm afraid I didn't get beyond the word "soundtracked" in the first sentence, it just made my heart sink.
Tom, London
In , you state it is believed to be polygonal. Aren't all theatres polygonal in that they have three or more sides?
Pat, Pickering
Alexandra, am I to understand that you spent 18 months doing up a manse for a minister that now wants to live somewhere else (Friday letters)? Hardly the gratitude one would expect from the religious sector. However if your friend Mark now has time on his hands, I'm sure there are plenty of people out there who need some help with a concrete shed and would be extremely grateful to find someone with experience.
Claire, Nottingham
Mathematicians spend a lot of time playing with LaTex (Friday letters)? It's always the quiet ones you need to watch.
Bryan, Reading
There's something very disturbing, but also rather wonderful, about the phrase "".
The Bob, Glasgow
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