Your Letters
15:39 UK time, Tuesday, 22 December 2009
Is the quiz rigged? Twice I selected the correct answer, but it said "no, sorry, the correct answer is [the answer I selected]". Technical hitch, or do you not want me to achieve a perfect score?
Maggie, London
Monitor note: Sorry. This was fixed within minutes, but for some users the correction seems not to have made it through. Click refresh and try again?
Away in the office
Wishing he was still in bed
The Little Lord David
Laid down his bored head
The manager in her office
Looked down where he lay
The little Lord David
Asleep on his In-Tray
The telephone is ringing
Poor employee awakes
And little Lord David
Sad faces he makes.
David Infense, Adelaide, Australia
Volcano on verge of eruption in Philippines - about 50,000 lives at risk. Why no mention on 91Èȱ¬ News? What else are you missing, lying in snips on the cutting-room floor? Is the X Factor such a newsworthy priority to news editors?
Chris, Winchester
Monitor note: Chris, you missed and .
I like the fact uses the word "lobbed" rather than "threw".
Liam, Northampton
In response to Paper Monitor's note, can I add the 91Èȱ¬ News headlines: "Snowfall delays Christmas getaway" and "Snow and ice cause more problems"?
Christmas cheer indeed.
David, Cannock, UK
I've been upset by you revealing the number of calories in a mince pie on the mini-quiz.
stuartridout
How can the 91Èȱ¬ have a "Snow Special" on the news when I've only got a bit of a frozen puddle outside the office?
andywhite
Two for Web Monitor:
My wife's gone to Italy.
Genoa?
Course I do, she's my wife.
My wife's off to see the frozen wastes of America.
Alaska?
Why - don't you believe me?
G SIMS, Wakefield, England
Having read the two letters from Ed of Clacton (Monday letters), the phrase "dead man typing" springs to mind.
Chris, Paris, France
You asked for festive superstitions (Monday letters):
Turkey on Christmas Day.
Ham on Boxing Day.
Steak Pie on New Years Eve.
Venison on New Years Day.
Any diversion from these will lead to ruin and destruction for all concerned. We're not sure why, but tradition is tradition.
Andrew, Glasgow
I was going to post all the Monitorites a card, but I've missed the last post. Could you pass on my regards to everybody?
Yours Festively etc etc.
Andrew, Malvern, UK
Monitor note: Thank you. And you. Are you going for that Christmas drink with Kat?
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