Welsh translator required...

[Red Herring]

Saw this in the news today, of how I just love political correctness when it leads to things like this.....

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/7702913.stm

Maybe I should have posted it in the joke section!

[Bibio]

gimme an H

[nikon70]

Now that's bloody funny

[dirtyred619]

Thought I'd seen that before. It's a 5 year old article!

[Sir Trev]

I also remember seeing it originally. Odd how these things suddenly pop up again on the BBC site every now and then.

[Biker Biggles]

I used to think a place called Araf was just around the next corner every time I went to Wales.

[Red Herring]

Thought I'd seen that before. It's a 5 year old article!

Rats, I should have spotted that, must be losing my edge. I just saw it in todays news and was to busy laughing to look any further. Still. old news can still be funny!

[andrewsmith]

Rats, I should have spotted that, must be losing my edge. I just saw it in todays news and was to busy laughing to look any further. Still. old news can still be funny!

It was in the top 10 feed on BBC again

[Specialone]

Well I'm the most current on here and I hadn't seen it :)

They could've checked it with google translate .

I'm down that way tomorrow on the bike as it happens, 8 days of lovely Welsh roads, I don't care if the signs make no sense.

[dirtyred619]

Rats, I should have spotted that, must be losing my edge. I just saw it in todays news and was to busy laughing to look any further. Still. old news can still be funny!

S'alright it's funny. Remembered it as soon as I saw it and wondered why it was in the news again though.

[Brettus]

The reason it popped up in most read as it was tweeted by Stephen Fry, quite surprising the power that a tweet can hold.