Nights in bright Saturn

I've always thought Tomasz is out of this world; as if to prove a point, he's gone a few thousand miles away from the British islands, and done a weather forecast about Saturn.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/feeds/22373271

Not sure it would be much fun living on Saturn-- can't imagine the atmosphere would be great.

Onto to more mundane matters: Since moving to Oxford Circus, the weather forecasters have been furnished with headphone microphones {i}, which recall the great days of Steps {ii}. They seem to be causing a few problems, as The Schaf unwittingly demonstrated the other day. Either that, or he had a case of puma {iii}



Or perhaps he had a bad case of asteroids, as he did the other week



Hint of stubble, with that smile at the end [sigh]. What more could you ask for? A better quality of puns from me, might be a start, I suppose.


{i} There's probably a technical name for them. A notional bag of sweets, for anyone who can tell me the name
{ii} How did they manage to sing so well, when they were dancing like dervishes? That's what I want to know.
{iii} Pants Up My Arse-- a wedgie-- for those who don't read Viz

Not looking dreadful

The weather may be "dreadful" across the British Islands today, but Tomasz certainly does not look dreadful-- far from it! He can always be relied on, to brighten up the dreariest of days (especially if you live in Gwynedd and Ceredigion), even if his biceps scoop up more rain from the south-west. Least we got a cute chuckle and smile at the end.



Now as our Terratec comments, does Tomasz appearing at midday (after a break of a few days), mean that we will get a long-awaited Country Tracks appearance this Sunday? We can but hope.

Swelling around The Solent

Tomasz did a sterling job keeping us up-to-date about the gales battering the southern half of Britain-- wonderfully informative and straightfoward as ever.

As usual Tomasz cheered us all up by giving us that{i} smile out the left-hand side of his mouth, plus a few nice reassuring/pensive smiles too-- public-service broadcasting at it's finest. Two videos of the Weather God at work today





Ta muchly to Terratec365 for that lovely pair

Tomasz on during Saturday luchtime, with a Country Tracks tomorrow? Yes folks, I feel a 11:47 moment coming on-- BBC1. As they say in Lancashire: "Be thurr, or be squrr"

{i} You know the one, *that* smile-- it's engrammed on my brain...