Your Letters
17:13 UK time, Thursday, 17 September 2009
If "The sauce is a ... watery-looking colour...", is it blue?
Paul Greggor, London
Re Thursday's Caption Comp, is it just me or are the photos out of order? Should the fifth photo in the sequence not have been third?
Dec, Belfast
Re story. No, he's the world's tallest living man. still holds the record for the world's tallest man.
Richard Kent, Sheffield, UK
Wow, Brown really has been busy recently. , , . Not many countries can say that their PM is a psychic, record-breaking author, bad-boy rapper. Luckily we can't either.
The Bob, Glasgow
With the , will that mean will be replaced by debutante with champers bottle curtseying to the butler?
Tim McMahon, pennar/wales
I have to admit that the passing of Troy Kennedy Martin this week, totally unnoticed by the Ö÷²¥´óÐã, seems a shame. As the writing genius behind Z-Cars, Edge of Darkness, Reilly: Ace of Spies, The Sweeney and the timeless film The Italian Job, he was an icon amongst British screenwriters. I feel at least this body of work should have merited a cursory obituary, if not a re-run of Edge of Darkness on TV as a tribute to this man's great work.
Philip Meehan, Sussex, UK (Sent 1943 BST, 16 September 2009)
Posted 17 September, 1512 BST:
It appears nominative determinism is much more entertaining in print than in person. While passing through immigration recently at Detroit airport, I was fingerprinted by a woman named Fingerman. Readers can rest assured that the US Federal Government has no sense of humor and is not, apparently, a Magazine reader.
Jill B, Detroit
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