What does "in a bit time" mean?

that I hit a "t" instead of a "g".

oops.

What does "in a big time" mean?

x2

That he accidentally hit an "in a " instead of a " ".

"Mother Nature has the runs a big time."

I can't not hear this in an Italian accent.

Edit: Now I see that I misread where you put the opening quotation mark. But I still like the Italian version.

Would it help if he had said "Mother Nature has the runs long time"? :D

Now that'd sound asiany.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-s...-idUSKBN1I920Q

The retroactive DNA analysis trend is pretty interesting. Any older members sweating?

I'm not sure I understand the connection between the article and your comment.