Happy Groundhog Day!

[Lady Blue]

Originally Posted by Wetdogeared

Mix of cheers and groans as Wiarton Willie predicts six more weeks of winter

Pshrynk could've told us that, without the need for critters, and would've been unanimous in that as well.

[happy_terd]

Originally Posted by Lady Blue

Pshrynk could've told us that, without the need for critters, and would've been unanimous in that as well.

Is he part ground hog?

[Lady Blue]

Originally Posted by happy_terd

Is he part ground hog?

No. He just knows everything there is to know about winter, farking winter, snow, and everything else chilly and cold (including Wisconsin's farking Spring) independent of the shadow test.

[MikeRo]

Originally Posted by Lady Blue

No. He just knows everything there is to know about winter, farking winter, snow, and everything else chilly and cold (including Wisconsin's farking Spring) independent of the shadow test.

Yep, he does. In a related note someone must have shot the local groundhog predictor last year. We had farking spring, farking summer and only one nice week in mid-September. Then went from plus 30 C to minus 10 C in two weeks.

[ardeegee]

Originally Posted by happy_terd

Who else here would eat one of those furry little things if ever given an opportunity to catch one?

Are you sure you haven't confused the groundhog with the beaver?

[Lady Blue]

Originally Posted by MikeRo

Yep, he does. In a related note someone must have shot the local groundhog predictor last year. We had farking spring, farking summer and only one nice week in mid-September. Then went from plus 30 C to minus 10 C in two weeks.

That sounds a bit like our spastic winter weather in North Texas. Here, you never pack your seasonal clothes away because we often go through all four seasons in the same week.

In January alone we had 4 or 5 days straight that never got out of the 20s (F), and shortly after that several days in the mid-70s. We've had snow, rain, hail, freezing rain, freezing fog, tornadoes, sun, and temperatures ranging from 17 F to 75 F, all in January.

Sometimes you just don't know if you should wear a parka over that bathing suit or not.