Your Letters
16:08 UK time, Wednesday, 17 February 2010
Re Reader's Digest UK in administration: I'm open to suggestions as to what I can read next time I'm at the doctor's surgery now that this devastating news story has hit our lives.
Louisa Hibble, Leicester
German railways shunt English into sidings got me thinking. All the words they are bothered about were borrowed from the French (rail, train, track, counter, service, cancel), who got most of them from Latin. Anyone want to join a campaign for the Anglo-Saxonisation of the English railways? We could do the same for the roadways. No more cars, automobiles, vehicles, garages...
Andrew, London
Re Is it illegal to drink and ride a golf buggy? It depends entirely on where the golf buggy is being driven.
shaunsayers @BBC_magazine
Re Astronauts make final spacewalk for observation dome: That was *some* double-glazing salesman...
C Carter, Newbury, UK
Thank you Adam (Tuesday letters), that's the first time I've laughed out loud at a letter in ages (*removes glasses, wipes tears from eyes with back of hand*).
Sue, London
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