2008-09 | 6 more weeks of winter |
2007 | Early spring |
2000-06 | 6 more weeks of winter |
1999 | Early spring |
1998 | 6 more weeks of winter |
1997 | Early spring |
1996 | 6 more weeks of winter |
1995 | Early spring |
1991-94 | 6 more weeks of winter |
1990 | Early spring |
1989 | 6 more weeks of winter |
1988 | Early spring |
1987 | 6 more weeks of winter |
1986 | Early spring |
1984-85 | 6 more weeks of winter |
1983 | Early spring |
1976-82 | 6 more weeks of winter |
1975 | Early spring |
1971-74 | 6 more weeks of winter |
1970 | Early spring |
1951-69 | 6 more weeks of winter |
1950 | Early spring |
1944-49 | 6 more weeks of winter |
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Contradicting Rodents
So, Puxatawney Phil saw his shadow today, indicating 6 more weeks of Winter. However, Staten Island Steve (Or something like that) did not, indicating an early spring. So, which one is right? Neither. Groundhogs aren't the ones making the predictions. And groundhogs can't technically "see" thir shadows. I'm looking at the Wikipedia page, and I sense a pattern. Take a look.
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At least we didn't live the day over and over again.
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At least we didn't live the day over and over again.
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