Your Letters
18:12 UK time, Thursday, 6 November 2008
Re the article on . The accompanying photo (graceful, classic cameo of woman holding head in hands conveying mild discomfort) does not really do justice to the label "woman with migraine". I suppose a picture of a woman writhing in agony in a blacked-out room (or retching over a toilet bowl) would be far less appealing to readers. As a regular sufferer, I wouldn't mind so much if all that happened was I looked like the woman in the photo!
Sally, Hemel Hempstead
Re "" - "He attributed his long life to a moderate consumption of alcohol". And presumably to the luck that meant he didn't fight in either world war.
Andrew, London
Excellent .I feel slightly ashamed that it reminded me of Evelyn Waugh's Scoop.
HB, London
I have just watched the Ö÷²¥´óÐã early evening news, and I'm disgusted that the first 20 mins was solely about the new American President. It's as though there is no other news. I am and probably 90% of Britain is sick to death of hearing about these elections, I and many others don't care because it won't change a thing.
Ken Smith, Tewkesbury, Glos.
I was (depressingly) quite excited when I saw that PM had prepared a souvenir edition and I'm dissappointed that you couldn't even match the Mirror's attempt! Not even a picture, that's an F for effort, PM, you should hang your head in shame!
Dave, London
Re Crunch Creep "People are suffering in the bedroom just as much as the boardroom." Given that these potions often seem to be used for recreational reasons rather than because they're necessary, surely people aren't suffering so much as succumbing?
TS, Bromley, England
Re "". So a statement released by the local Yavapai County Sheriff's Office noted that "it is very difficult to prevent the attack of a wild rabid animal once in progress"? I would have thought that it's actually impossible to prevent anything once it's begun?
PS, Newcastle, England
Dear Magazine Monitor,
How are you? I'm fine, I've just been out and bought some lunch and I'm now just perusing the Ö÷²¥´óÐã news website while eating my sandwich and waiting for Excel to finish what it's doing. Have you ever noticed how no-one writes actual letters to the Ö÷²¥´óÐã's Letters page? They all seem to be just off-the-cuff comments!
Anyway, I mustn't prattle on. Auntie Vera sends her love, and says not to worry - her leg is definitely on the mend. Write back, it'd be great to hear how you're doing!
Lots of love,
Alex.
Alex Knibb, Bristol, UK
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