An amusing pun on News At One yesterday: A backdrop of Stonehenge, Tomasz commenting that the weather over the next few days won't be "stone cold", followed by a cute chuckle. At the end of the forecast, Simon McCoy (who else!) asked Tomasz what it would be like on December 25th! Tomasz gave a non-comittal cackle, commenting that he couldn't make promises about such things (at least his far ahead).
At 10:56, Presenter Name was introducing the forecast again-- but how could we forget Tomasz's wonderful name? The lovely matching blue shirt and tie combo was more eye-catching anyway:
If I were waiting in a bus-shelter with Tomasz, I would get shivers down the spine! Thanks to Terratec for the upload.
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11 Dec 2010
14 Sept 2010
What's in a name?
An amusing forecast from His Loveliness, as he was introduced via caption as "Presenter Name" on the 13:56 bulletin. The tanfastic Tomasz had to introduce himself in his typically charming manner...
I think yesterday I may have tempted Tomasz into a minor slip-up today, since he confused a certain nation with Wales... ooh they'll be getting the wicker-man out again [haha]. At least we got *the smile* at the end.
Speaking of The Divine One's name, he gets a special mention in Viz this month (out in the shop in the next few days). Of course it would be overly pedantic to point out that Tomasz's surname is Austrian, rather than Polish-- so I won't.
This again raises the question of what Schafnernaker means? Given it's not a standard German-language word, it's Austrian in the sense of Austrian dialect. Schaf(e) is German for sheep, and Schäfer is shepherd-- but what of "naker"? I know "nack" is naked in standard German-- so perhaps 'sheep-nakeder'-- that is sheep-shearer?
Answers on a postcard. Or via the comments section below, will suffice.
Danke schön
I think yesterday I may have tempted Tomasz into a minor slip-up today, since he confused a certain nation with Wales... ooh they'll be getting the wicker-man out again [haha]. At least we got *the smile* at the end.
Speaking of The Divine One's name, he gets a special mention in Viz this month (out in the shop in the next few days). Of course it would be overly pedantic to point out that Tomasz's surname is Austrian, rather than Polish-- so I won't.
This again raises the question of what Schafnernaker means? Given it's not a standard German-language word, it's Austrian in the sense of Austrian dialect. Schaf(e) is German for sheep, and Schäfer is shepherd-- but what of "naker"? I know "nack" is naked in standard German-- so perhaps 'sheep-nakeder'-- that is sheep-shearer?
Answers on a postcard. Or via the comments section below, will suffice.
Danke schön
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