Your Letters
17:36 UK time, Tuesday, 17 June 2008
So when she was "doing admin". I've never heard it called that.
Bob, Hull
Re Quote of the Day: Bottom marks for listening to that well-known source of Antipodean wisdom, the Times. "Pak" means "the Pure" in Urdu and Persian. The original version of Pakistan, as coined by Choudhary Rahmat Ali in 1934, was actually Pakstan - so GWB was talking about the Government of the Pure.
Fred, Rotherham
HB, London (Monday's Letters) Hitler was not, in fact, a vegetarian. The autobiography of his Armaments Minister, Albert Speer, indicates the substantial amounts of meat that went into Hitler's diet. Similarly the woman who served as his personal cook in Hamburg identifies stuffed pigeon as being a favourite dish of his.
Kat, London
Sorry I didn't have time to comment on the - I was too busy being upskilled.
Sue, London
Ash, Belgium (letters, Monday). They look cheesed off.
Phil, Gloucester
Did you really only have one letter that mentioned one of the '10 things' pairs of shoes wasn't matching?
Victoria, Singapore
Monitor note: No
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