For the foreseeable future, every big new album release will be preceded by chatter about which streaming service will get it first.
"It comes from the fact that there are only about 40 Broadway theaters, and every producer needs or wants a theater, so when a show doesn't knock it out of the park immediately — from our show to 'Fela!' to 'Finian's Rainbow' to 'Superior Donuts' — there's a great deal of chatter about which one is the limping gazelle," he said.
The character has been through various incarnations in the comics and screen adaptations, and fanboys will no doubt spend the series chattering about which character or plot development comes from where.
Chatter about Fonterra, which does not have its own brand in China, was little affected by the earlier price investigations but spiked steeply in August at the time of the botulism scare.
According to Dyer, "Fats" was notorious for non-stop chatter on subjects about which he knew little, or stories about himself.
I must confess that, instead, I wound up watching some of the previous evening's Federer-Roddick match again, in order to hear Andre Agassi's guest commentary, which various tennis geeks I know had been chattering about, and which, by being at the Open, I'd missed.
The consultants chattered about details — which company (IDEO or Landor or possibly Synectics), whom they know there (lots of people), what I should do next (they'd make some calls), how I should present myself in interviews and on paper in order to optimize my chances of getting a job (don't worry).
Kathy Bowman, a kindergarten teacher, said that lunchroom chatter gave her hints about which children did not have adults caring for them after school or any books at home.
There is plenty of chatter in cricketing circles about which KP foes have the most reason to be wary ahead of next week's publication – and which names should be checked first in the index.
We'd excitedly pile in the car and chatter the whole trip about which movie or game we wanted to rent.
This means that end-of-season awards chatter invariably involves tortured speculation about which film would most likely be voters' second or third favorite, and then equally tortured conclusions about which film might prevail.
