NEWS FLASH FROM PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA!
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NEWS FLASH FROM PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA!
The Associated Press has reported from Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania that the world famous "Punxsutawney Phil" emerged from his comfortable home to see..... "A Shadow"......
...however it was not "HIS" Shadow...
...it was the shadow of the Lombardi Trophy....
.... Indicating 52 more weeks of the World Championship in
SIX BURGH !
CONGRATULATIONSPITTSBURGH STEELERS !
...however it was not "HIS" Shadow...
...it was the shadow of the Lombardi Trophy....
.... Indicating 52 more weeks of the World Championship in
SIX BURGH !
CONGRATULATIONSPITTSBURGH STEELERS !
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Re: NEWS FLASH FROM PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA!
Actually, they say he did see his shadow, so it's six more weeks of winter.
But Phil doesn't know about our six seasons up here; it's one more month of winter, then two months of unlocking.
Spring will be here in May.
But Phil doesn't know about our six seasons up here; it's one more month of winter, then two months of unlocking.
Spring will be here in May.
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Re: NEWS FLASH FROM PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA!
I just wanna know if Blago's hair saw its shadow today.
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NellyLunatic1980 wrote:I just wanna know if Blago's hair saw its shadow today.
BDM is right, you people are all just jealous.....
Show me the #&*(@ money!
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Re: NEWS FLASH FROM PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA!
We had virtually no spring last year, so Phil is only confirming what we were expecting anyway -- freezing weather until about mid-April, then bang! 80 degrees, and the snow is gone in two days.
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If he hadn't, we'd have six more weeks of ten-degree spring and Al Gore would be declaring that the cold weather was due to global warming.MarleysGh0st wrote:Actually, they say he did see his shadow, so it's six more weeks of winter.
I just ordered chicken and an egg from Amazon. I'll let you know.
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Re: NEWS FLASH FROM PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA!
A local weather forecaster took off on Punxutawney Phil last night:
"Of course, he's going to see his shadow tomorrow. He's always going to see his shadow. In the middle of the night or during a blizzard, he's going to see his shadow -- from the glare of the bright lights on all the television cameras."
"Of course, he's going to see his shadow tomorrow. He's always going to see his shadow. In the middle of the night or during a blizzard, he's going to see his shadow -- from the glare of the bright lights on all the television cameras."
Now generating the White Hot Glare of Righteousness on behalf of BBs everywhere.
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LOL! I've been thinking that for years.silvercamaro wrote:A local weather forecaster took off on Punxutawney Phil last night:
"Of course, he's going to see his shadow tomorrow. He's always going to see his shadow. In the middle of the night or during a blizzard, he's going to see his shadow -- from the glare of the bright lights on all the television cameras."
I want someone to sneak into Phil's area the night before and feed him a good laxative. "That's what you get for dragging me out of my nice comfy hole, you white-gloved jerk!"
I just ordered chicken and an egg from Amazon. I'll let you know.
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Heh!gsabc wrote:I want someone to sneak into Phil's area the night before and feed him a good laxative. "That's what you get for dragging me out of my nice comfy hole, you white-gloved jerk!"
On the other hand, he's got a job that he only has to perform one morning a year. What are the fringe benefits for the rest of the year?
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Still no groundhogs in Texas so we have no way of knowing how much more "winter" we will have.
No matter where you go, there you are.
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Re: NEWS FLASH FROM PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA!
Actually, they say he did see his shadow, so it's six more weeks of winter
I wish someone would blindfold the little bastid.
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Ancient tradition called for employing a a badger or sacred bear as the weather forecaster. If you don't have those in Texas, either, I suppose any animal will do. How about an armadillo?andrewjackson wrote:Still no groundhogs in Texas so we have no way of knowing how much more "winter" we will have.
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It appears that Texas has badgers.MarleysGh0st wrote:Ancient tradition called for employing a a badger or sacred bear as the weather forecaster. If you don't have those in Texas, either, I suppose any animal will do. How about an armadillo?andrewjackson wrote:Still no groundhogs in Texas so we have no way of knowing how much more "winter" we will have.
It really doubt if I'll be rousting one at dawn a year from now to get his opinion on his shadow or not. I surprised a badger in Michigan once while clearing fence line. I just barely outran him to my truck. I didn't seem like he wanted to discuss weather unless he was going to check out my entrails to do it.
Sacred bears? Maybe in Waco.
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Well, we have our prognostication techniques and the badgers have theirs!andrewjackson wrote:It appears that Texas has badgers.
It really doubt if I'll be rousting one at dawn a year from now to get his opinion on his shadow or not. I surprised a badger in Michigan once while clearing fence line. I just barely outran him to my truck. I didn't seem like he wanted to discuss weather unless he was going to check out my entrails to do it.