Has the BBC at last found its humour (not humous though, due to its distaste for Middle Eastern delicacies such as war, terrorism and Egyptian pop music)? BBC3 News, which is seriously underrated by the public at large [lock 'em up! The scum], has come up with an article about what it was like to live without electricity that has its tongue firmly in its left (of centre) cheek. It's nothing special on the surface (though don't let that put you off reading it), but given that it comes from an organisation that could produce this, a text written in such a serious style it's almost predictable ["and the next sentence will be... 'The minister denies all allegations'. Yes, I'm right! I love the news! It's so much fun!"] Hmm, yes.