Readers critique media trends and share lighthearted stories in recent commentary

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A reader criticizes the use of the suffix "gate" in journalism, suggesting it trivializes serious scandals. He humorously proposes new terms for various issues, highlighting a trend he finds unoriginal. Another reader recalls a cricket sledge aimed at Reverend David Sheppard, correcting a misconception about its source. He shares a nickname story related to an English wicketkeeper. In lighter commentary, readers discuss the Tooth Fairy's evolution in a cashless society and share poetry competition experiences. One notes a prophetic horse race outcome coinciding with the upcoming U.S. elections.


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