"I'm here in X County, where the first remnants of snow are just starting to fall..."You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
I should start noting these...
We have a local TeeWee reporter who utters the most wonderful malapropisms any time he departs from a script. This morning, he was out in the 'burbs someplace for "Live Snow Team Coverage" and, looking into the camera very earnestly, he intoned
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And just think, he's got a fancy degree for that!
Is the death count still hovering around 0 for this once a century event known to historiand in the future as "Kill-Blizzard 2011!!"
(yes, TWO exclamation points. One is for slackers.)
The production they are putting on for what is estimated to be a 3-5" snowfall is pretty impressive. But how do you top it if it really snows?
I was watching the US "Top Gear" on which Tony Hawk talked aboput some movie or another being his "First forte into stunt driving"
I guess he spends most of his time skating, riding, and recovering from injury, he can't be expected to have a vocabulary, too.
"But how do you top it if it really snows?"
Third exclamation point?
HAH! :D
Maybe even a fourth, if it really, REALLY snows!
If he waits around long enough, he may even catch the last remnants of snow.
Clearly, he doesn't have a dizzying intellect.
BUT WAIT!!! Maybe he's thinking ahead? The first flakes that fall will probably be the last ones that melt. Do you understand yet? Kentucky Jones
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