Your Letters
16:45 UK time, Friday, 27 March 2009
Having just read in which the ´óÏó´«Ã½'s David Willey talks about condoms, it struck me that there is no appropriate term for when someone's name can clearly be seen to determine their chosen topic of conversation, occupation or other aspect or their life. If anyone were to coin such a term then Magazine readers might send in their own examples, thereby giving the editors something to print on an otherwise slow letters day.
Jack, Manchester
How splendid to know we have such robust bodies as Ofqual to make sure our school exams remain of a . I particularly like their recommendation for "Tighter marking criteria to ensure that only the answers deserving of the marks are credited". Surely no-one can now make serious accusations of dumbing down?
Adam, London, UK
With regards to today's Paper Monitor, I didn't read the caption as stating that the image contained Banksy, rather that it is Banksy who produced the graffiti - as you confirm. More cynic-worthy I think is the fact that the Telegraph believes something painted a year ago is criticising a service launched just last week.
Aaron, Reading, UK
Re . "Food tube"? FOOD TUBE?! *shakes head very sadly*
Tom K Hawkey, Nottingham, UK
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