Comments on: The Daily Mail - Readers Questions http://www.longjourney.co.uk/the-daily-mail-readers-questions/ 1000 miles begins with a single step Fri, 05 Dec 2008 11:21:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Carey http://www.longjourney.co.uk/the-daily-mail-readers-questions/#comment-19 Carey Thu, 25 Jan 2007 15:23:02 +0000 http://www.longjourney.co.uk/the-daily-mail-readers-questions/#comment-19 There you go, you can write into the Daily Mail and put someones mind at rest! Yeh it is quite entertaining reading I suppose, it just suprises me how daft some of the questions can be... There you go, you can write into the Daily Mail and put someones mind at rest!

Yeh it is quite entertaining reading I suppose, it just suprises me how daft some of the questions can be…

]]> By: weenie http://www.longjourney.co.uk/the-daily-mail-readers-questions/#comment-18 weenie Thu, 25 Jan 2007 13:32:51 +0000 http://www.longjourney.co.uk/the-daily-mail-readers-questions/#comment-18 Yeah, the internet is a huge source of information but it's also a huge source of irrelevant material and sometimes, you just don't have time to sift through the gazillions of pages that Google has pulled up for you! I used to like those questions and answers in the Daily Mail but was never curious enough to ask any of my own! I've been to a wedding once where the army of waiters and waitresses were organised by a steward using a whistle! Kinda unconventional but everything went like clockwork! Yeah, the internet is a huge source of information but it’s also a huge source of irrelevant material and sometimes, you just don’t have time to sift through the gazillions of pages that Google has pulled up for you! I used to like those questions and answers in the Daily Mail but was never curious enough to ask any of my own! I’ve been to a wedding once where the army of waiters and waitresses were organised by a steward using a whistle! Kinda unconventional but everything went like clockwork!

]]>