Still more on Christopher Nance
Blogpulse notes that I am not the only one who has written about Christopher Nance's lawsuit. From their house in the middle of Franklin Avenue, the Franklin Avenuers said the following, in part:

Former KNBC weatherman Christopher Nance -- he of the ubiquitous carnation on his lapel, and equally ubiquitous sexual harrassment allegations -- has sued his former employer, claiming "racial and religious discrimination."

Nance was fired at the end of 2002; earlier that year, he was put on paid leave, as his relationship with an intern was investigated and while he dealt with other personal issues....

Nance now writes children's books, including "The Weatherman is Coming to my School Today," "If Not For Weather, We Would All Be Naked" (ewww)....

Huh? You can pay a guy to come to your school and sell books with the title "If Not For Weather, We Would All Be Naked?" Sounds creepy in a Gloved One sort of way. Well, here's the scoop from the Weatherdude himself:

A crazy title for a crazy funny book that is great to read out loud. Dedicated to the memory of Dr. Seuss, this story is written in the same style as those old, easy to read classics. Wahbah is the character who takes you through each page of text, as the reader laughs and learns at the same time.

And, if we all were naked, it would be easy to see all of the various body parts which Mr. Nance referenced at his former employer:

In an incident now legendary at the station, he once called a technical director a....

I already printed the entire quote twice. Here's one which, as of this year, is acceptable to quote in a family blog:

On yet another occasion, he shouted down the station's vice president--also female--vowing to "shove my foot so far up your ass you're going to taste shoe polish."