Letter: Millennium talk

Thursday 23 December 1999 01:02 GMT

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Sir: As one gets older, the irritation factor grows at an exponential rate, so might I suggest the following New Millennium resolutions?

Medical people to stop saying "pop" and "for me," except to children.

Railway people to stop saying "customers", and go back to "passengers".

Television presenters to stop talking to each other, and talk to me, the viewer.

T C GILCHRIST

Orpington, Kent

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