I'm not sure what the technical term for what you rubes call "stormy weather" is. It's that awesome. Thanks, James.
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I love the different footnotes for the "Snow". Makes me wonder whether they were listed in the end credits of the program.
Or perhaps he's making a reference to the popular jazz standard.
Yeah Joshua it's a marquee, now perfoming Thursday, Friday.
Heh, this is from One News in New Zealand, where I live. Those damned quotations are a recurring "feature".
I believe the asterisks after "Snow" are actually indicating how much of it there'll be. Nothing like New Zealand's education system to foster literacy and linguistic competence, as you can see (I went to primary school in South Africa, which is why this comment makes sense).
And the partial ellipsis..
Joshua, you beat me to it! Maybe weatherman Jim Hickey is very musical.
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