Your Letters
16:08 UK time, Thursday, 25 March 2010
"A real sense of "? If farming really involved clicking on virtual chickens and finding golden mystery eggs and clicking pink and brown cows to get strawberry and chocolate milkshake, I would take it up!
Luisa, FarmVille
Axe Attack: Move over, Crunch Creep, there's a new candidate for the over-use award. Yesterday on the ´óÏó´«Ã½ News web site we had a headline on BA axing flights, Darling axing stamp duty and London Underground axing jobs. Is nothing cut, reduced, cancelled, made redundant or closed these days?
Gordon Brown (Yes, really), St Neots, UK
Was I the only one thinking the back catalogue was up for grabs?
Vincent, Worthing
So increase student applications to colleges/universities? I mean really, why is someone wasting time finding out this kind of useless information? Now if it helped on buying that winning lottery ticket.
JennyT, NY Brit
Bill (VP and general manager of Zynga) - surely born to make cash out of cows?
Jane Verne, London, UK
Is this the first instance of perhaps "Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing"?
Jo, Reading
Given the impending new series of Dr. Who, I think the headline writer on really missed a trick. It could so easily have been Cider-men attack Downing Street.
Phil, Guisborough
? My dad, then me, then my wife.
Ben Merritt, Sheffield, England
Is it just me who feels compelled to count the objects in the "ten things" photographs, just to make sure? last week's swans were particularly taxing.
Andy, Bath
Never mind the fine points of what storks may or may not do in some mythical stories (Wednesday's letters), isn't it rather more worrying that our future prime minister is apparently unaware of some very basic biology?
Adam, London, UK
I always thought that the stork (Wednesday's letters), left babies under gooseberry bushes.
Emma, Jersey
The 
