Your Letters
16:36 UK time, Thursday, 3 June 2010
You may mock about when "the internet was held together by string", but don't forget that these days physicists think the whole universe is held together by string.
Adam, London, UK
Re Who do I make it payable to? I'd pay for Magazine Monitor. Lowering the readership might also increase my chance of getting a letter published.
Tom Haslam @BBC_magazine
I could be completely missing the point here, but surely the man in Man banned from using NHS will break his ASBO on purpose if he knows he can get free meals and a bed for five years for doing it?
Jane, Chester
It seems that Christopher Dearlove's efforts to get a roof over his head may yet pay off. If he continues to annoy the NHS as he has done, then he will be entertained a guest of HMP for five years. Is that really an appropriate deterrent for a homeless man?
Ian Deaville, Solihull UK
I can't be the only Magazine reader to have been surprised that Last of the Summer Wine was still around to be axed?
Mel, Newcastle
In Salt water plant opened in London it says: "The Duke of Edinburgh has opened what is thought to be the first water desalination plant on the UK mainland." Thought to be? Surely the existence of a desalination plant is an easy thing to determine? Or will it later emerge that there has been one hidden in a back garden in Wapping all along?
Laura, Weybridge, Surrey
As I write this, the five most popular stories are all golden olides. Is number 5 - Web hit by hi-tech crime wave - a subtle hint at what's going on with the Most Popular Stories box?
Tamsin, Exeter, UK
Does it mean I've spent too much time on Facebook if my instinctive reaction to a letter that amuses me is to look for the 'Like' button?
Sam, London
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