DougDascenzo said:I don't need a rat to tell me pitchers and catchers report in two weeks.
That's why we've got Buckweaver.
DougDascenzo said:I don't need a rat to tell me pitchers and catchers report in two weeks.
pseudo said:The only worthwhile part of that freak show happened a couple of years ago, when the varmint got pissed about being dragged out of his cozy little burrow and bit the guy doing the dragging.
An acquaintance at the local weekly uses the occasion to write an annual "kill all the woodchucks" column, so as to lift the Woodchuck Curse that sentences us to "another miserable six weeks, instead of the normal month and a half."
I'm not sure she's kidding.
ADifferentOkie said:pseudo said:The only worthwhile part of that freak show happened a couple of years ago, when the varmint got pissed about being dragged out of his cozy little burrow and bit the guy doing the dragging.
An acquaintance at the local weekly uses the occasion to write an annual "kill all the woodchucks" column, so as to lift the Woodchuck Curse that sentences us to "another miserable six weeks, instead of the normal month and a half."
I'm not sure she's kidding.
Are you sure that wasn't this guy?
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sabrefan said:6 more weeks of winter, so says the famous marmot of Punxsutawney.
2muchcoffeeman said:sabrefan said:6 more weeks of winter, so says the famous marmot of Punxsutawney.
Forecast high today 79, tomorrow 80.
Six more weeks of that? Cool.
On a more serious note, I have to ask this question: Given the sheer candlepower of the klieg lights and camera flash guns pointed at him, aren't the results a little skewed? Shouldn't the teeming hordes of media at this major public event be kept at a minimum safe distance of ... say, 150 yards ... so their equipment doesn't interfere with Phil's significant contribution to American meteorology?