Your Letters
16:34 UK time, Monday, 22 March 2010
Presumably the police have lots of experience of five year olds driving ? (Friday's Quote of the Day).
Paul Greggor, London
Lauren, Taunton Friday's Letters , living alone is no excuse for buying frozen chopped onions (). When I lived on my own, I only used half an onion at a time. The other half would be wrapped in clingfilm and put in the fridge. It lasts 2-3 days.
Clare, Turnford, Herts
I'm sorry, Quote Monitor, but it's not obvious that knives are bad, particularly army knives. It is obvious that knifing someone is bad, but cutting carrots? (Or using a screwdriver or opening a bottle?) I just hope no-one queries your stance on infidelity.
Warren, Bristol
Knives aren't bad, Quote of the Day Monitor; I fixed my car horn with mine this morning (well, I replaced the fuse). I wonder how many spork attacks we'd have to see before we started demonising sporks.
Phil, Guisborough
No, Â鶹Éç, knives are not bad, *stabbing* people with knives is bad. Which most of us don't do, by the way. Most of us would use an army knife to cut cheese or apple while on a picnic or to sharpen our sketching pencils. By mindlessly repeating the governments' ludicrous stance on this, the Â鶹Éç accepts the criminalising of these most innocent of activities.
Kat Brown, Glastonbury, Somerset
How is it yet it has safety camera stickers on the door, I'm confused?
Judith, Weybridge, UK
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