Your letters

17:56 UK time, Monday, 11 December 2006

With regards to the story about women binge drinking and fighting, I'm sick to death of having to share my air with drunks thinking they are being bold and outrageously funny when they are actually boorish and very unpleasant to be around.
Samantha, Northampton

Years ago my company did a survey of what to stock in the vending machines. People marked all kinds of healthy items. But you know what? It didn’t sell. People wanted junk - they just marked the healthy choices so that other people would think better of them.
Kara, Mobile, USA

All these women complaining about the tube. No women has ever given up a seat for me either, so why should I? It’s called equality ladies, you asked for it and now you’re not happy with it. Shame you didn't keep the receipt.
Richard, Kent

Re Brian Walden's column about Edward VIII's abdication, I remember listening to the abdication broadcast at about 4pm on a cold day. (I was 15) After that moment in history no words were spoken by headmaster or teachers. It just wasn't discussed until I arrived home.
Peter, Panama

Who says the media is London-centric? What about Firefighters tackle offal blaze I now await reports of Flat Cap Fashion Week.
Kieran Boyle, Oxford