The Financial Times published a story on the Microsoft-owned hit game, titled The Business Behind Minecraft, and a 6-year-old from London wrote in to correct the paper for a graphic it published to accompany the piece. "Sir, Your big Minecraft picture on the front page of your Life & Arts section (July 4) is wrong," the letter states. "In Minecraft, smoke does not come out of chimneys and doors cannot be a light colour. Doors need four boxes at the top of them. Trees have to be round and not any other shape and you put the trees in a rectangle shape. The clouds have to be 3D. You put the clouds upright. The roof of a house cannot be blue. Zorawar Bhangoo (age 6)."
Architect humour
Context Architects in Kingsland has a sign for its reserved parking that reads: "Unauthorised vehicles will be used as a getaway car in an incredibly daring daylight robbery."
Daft slice of life
Police in Burlingame, California, recorded the following: 7.22pm July 2: A person waiting for their pizza to be delivered called police, said that when the delivery driver arrived a neighbour took it. An officer responded and determined the complaint was unfounded and that the neighbour had also ordered pizza. 8.03pm July 2: A person wrongly accused of pizza theft reported being upset.
"This is the "aiming spot" in the urinals at Auckland International Airport," writes a reader. "Maybe a white one with a red tail would attract more accuracy too."
Video: Duncan Garner visits a student flat on his 'Grassroots Road Trip' and finds a full fridge...
