Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 4 January 2006, 9:18 AM)
We need a sense of perspective here. The New Year's Day surge is largely caused by inebriated revellers wanting to send 'Happy New Year mum/dad/kids/etc.' messages. It's only mildly irritating if these are delayed so I don't see why a fuss needs to be made about it.
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