Perhaps the Telegraph believes that anyone with a bellsouth.net email
address is a spammer!
David
Bill Hooper wrote:
I'm afraid I continue to fail each time I try to send my
letter to the editor responding to the Philip Johnston article in the
Daily Telegram. I continue to get the following
Or sign up for a UK email account, e.g. mail.yahoo.co.uk
David
MightyChimp wrote:
Well, if they are rejecting any email from outside of the UK, then send it
to someone in the UK and have them forward it. Like maybe Chris and Terry.
Euric
- Original Message -
From: "Bill
Yes, the same problem for me too, and I am using Mozilla Thunderbird for
email. Typographical quotes are more correct and look nicer, but it
seems that somewhere in the email system these get changed, due to plain
text coding or whatever.
David
Bill Potts wrote:
Pat:
Could you please stop
I have always seen coverage of Olympics and other athletics in metric,
here in the UK. For the USA to dumb down the measurements to imperial
is stupid and deceptive, especially as they will lack accuracy, and
when someone converts a metric to imperial to the nearest inch and then
someone
Here is a 1:22-minute-long BBC report echoing the
release of the UKMA report:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/media/video/40361000/rm/_40361361_metric13_kay_vi.ram
Paul Trusten, R.Ph.3609 Caldera Blvd., Apt.
122Midland TX 79707-2872 USA
Dear Mr. Johnston,
Thank you for yourlively response in the
Telegraph concerning the recentUKMA report and themetric
system in the U.K.. Although I am a citizen of that country which remains "the
exception," I am an avid supporter of the adoption of metric as the official,
andeveryday,
I received this garbage in my email today. If the
majority of Americans would read this they would no doubt whole heartedly
agree. Now as your reading this, think about metrication and what the
author of this trash and those that would agree with it would think about
metrication.
This is
