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  • Paul Beckwith
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    Re: Groundhog Day

    If you can see facebook, this groundhog image is great...unfortunately I cannot find a web link to it...perhaps someone else can find it...

    http://www.facebook.com/permalink.ph...type=1&theater

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  • Peter McKillop
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    Originally posted by Paul Beckwith View Post
    In a few years the groundhog will be out of a job...
    "Them groundhogs is good eatin'."

    - Milburn Drysdale, 1965

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  • Gary Ruben
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    Originally posted by Paul Beckwith View Post
    In a few years the groundhog will be out of a job...

    I suppose that he will just go back to being a rodent...
    The animal rights people would like that concept. The positive side of what you call global warming or climate change.

    It's an ill wind which blows no good.

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  • Paul Beckwith
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    In a few years the groundhog will be out of a job...

    http://www.scientificamerican.com/ar...ut-of-business

    I suppose that he will just go back to being a rodent...
    Last edited by Paul Beckwith; Thursday, 2nd February, 2012, 06:14 PM.

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  • Gary Ruben
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    Originally posted by Bob Gillanders View Post
    No. The Canadian groundhogs just mumbled something about blaming it all on the CFC, whereas the American groundhogs complained about the risks of oil spills flooding their homes. In which case, their mortgages would then really be underwater.
    Well, Bob, I've been invested in American Intelligence (there's an oxymoron for you) the last while. It seems to be turning the corner. Their groundhogs probably haven't got the memo yet.

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  • Bob Gillanders
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    Re: Groundhog Day

    Originally posted by Marcus Wilker View Post
    Did any of the groundhogs say when winter was going to start?
    No. The Canadian groundhogs just mumbled something about blaming it all on the CFC, whereas the American groundhogs complained about the risks of oil spills flooding their homes. In which case, their mortgages would then really be underwater.

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  • Marcus Wilker
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    Originally posted by Bob Gillanders View Post
    Well, it's groundhog day. I saw this excerpt in todays news:

    Nova Scotia groundhog Shubenacadie Sam and Ontario's Wiarton Willie are predicting an early spring after emerging from hibernation without seeing their shadows. But their American counterpart disagrees.

    I thought it was kind of appropriate. Canadians tends to accept global warming more readily than Americans. Same is true for our respective groundhogs. :D
    Did any of the groundhogs say when winter was going to start?

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  • Gary Ruben
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    Originally posted by Bob Gillanders View Post
    Well, it's groundhog day. I saw this excerpt in todays news:

    Nova Scotia groundhog Shubenacadie Sam and Ontario's Wiarton Willie are predicting an early spring after emerging from hibernation without seeing their shadows. But their American counterpart disagrees.

    I thought it was kind of appropriate. Canadians tends to accept global warming more readily than Americans. Same is true for our respective groundhogs. :D
    The American groundhog is smarter than their population. The groundhog understands that without the Keystone XL Pipeline they will freeze in the dark.

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  • Brian Raymer
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    We don't have or need or have any groundhogs in Victoria because it is always an early spring.

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  • Bob Gillanders
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    Groundhog Day

    Well, it's groundhog day. I saw this excerpt in todays news:

    Nova Scotia groundhog Shubenacadie Sam and Ontario's Wiarton Willie are predicting an early spring after emerging from hibernation without seeing their shadows. But their American counterpart disagrees.

    I thought it was kind of appropriate. Canadians tends to accept global warming more readily than Americans. Same is true for our respective groundhogs. :D
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