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Saturday, February 19, 2005 ~ Comments Off

Just a word of notice, tomorrow I’ll be upgrading to WordPress 1.5. If you see anything odd, or the site seems to have vanished I can assure you it’s only temporary.

Ohh and while I’m here…

Is it just in the West of Scotland or have other police forces taken to using “txt” speak on motorway signs? “R U 2 CLOSE” being the current favourite.

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