Discussion with Jim Mora on Critical mass today was sparked by:
Letters to the Editor of the Telegrpah which didn’t get published.
I especially enjoyed:
SIR – One is, of course, delighted to hear that the Greek economy is to be saved –once again.
On a recent visit to Crete I asked for the recipe for a Greek salad. There came the not entirely ironic reply: “First, you borrow some feta…”
Christopher Rodda
Boscastle, Cornwall
And:
SIR – My family home, Compton Castle, built in the 14th Century, is open to the public.
For the convenience of the visitors, my father had a sign saying “Lavatory” placed on a door. One day, my mother overheard a young man say to his companion, “What’s a lavatory, dear?” To which she replied, “That’s medieval for toilet.”
His Honour Judge Francis Gilbert, Q.C.
Bovey Tracey, Devon
The other link was hygiene hotspots wich shows how clean your house is – or more likely isn’t.
Hat tip for the latter to: Monday Micro at Infectious Thoughts which will lead you to is the toilet seat really the dirtiest place in the house.
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