Get back to work after being rather ill last week (opinion is divided between the Camden Town Chicken Samosa infection route being the cause of my gastric distress, and the North London Water Poisoning Company) to find a new USR Pilot waiting for me! Hurrah!
Get back to work after being rather ill last week (opinion is divided between the Camden Town Chicken Samosa infection route being the cause of my gastric distress, and the North London Water Poisoning Company) to find a new USR Pilot waiting for me! Hurrah! And it's the new one, with backlighting and e-mail software and TCP/IP stacks and
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