1Punxsutawney Phil Isn't Always Right
Now that is a disgusting misstatement of fact. I know it is an election year but if we stop trusting in our groundhogs we are doomed.
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Posted 02 Feb 2012 - 09:42 AM
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ABC (American Broadcast Company) News has been lying to us and now I can prove it. Just today I saw a banner headline describing exactly how they twist the truth. It said.
Punxsutawney Phil Isn't Always Right
Now that is a disgusting misstatement of fact. I know it is an election year but if we stop trusting in our groundhogs we are doomed.
Punxsutawney Phil Isn't Always Right
Now that is a disgusting misstatement of fact. I know it is an election year but if we stop trusting in our groundhogs we are doomed.
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Posted 04 Feb 2012 - 03:15 PM
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If you cannot trust your groundhog, who can you trust!
Now then.....Winnipeg Willow is siding with Puxsutawney Phil.....what is going on here! Someone please notify the National Enquirer....or Star!
The Canadian Press
WIARTON, Ont. — Two out of three of Canada's furry forecasters are calling for an early spring.
Ontario's Wiarton Willie and Nova Scotia's prognosticating rodent Shubenacadie Sam didn't see their shadows when they emerged on Thursday morning.
But Manitoba's lesser known woodchuck, Winnipeg Willow, is siding with Pennsylvania's Punxsutawney Phil, who is calling for six more weeks of winter.
Folklore has it that if a groundhog sees his shadow on Groundhog Day he'll flee to his burrow, heralding six more weeks of winter, and if he doesn't, it means spring's around the corner.
Willow was so startled at all the attention, she tucked her face into her handler's jacket, and failed as a result of not looking to see her shadow.
Now then.....Winnipeg Willow is siding with Puxsutawney Phil.....what is going on here! Someone please notify the National Enquirer....or Star!
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The Canadian Press
WIARTON, Ont. — Two out of three of Canada's furry forecasters are calling for an early spring.
Ontario's Wiarton Willie and Nova Scotia's prognosticating rodent Shubenacadie Sam didn't see their shadows when they emerged on Thursday morning.
But Manitoba's lesser known woodchuck, Winnipeg Willow, is siding with Pennsylvania's Punxsutawney Phil, who is calling for six more weeks of winter.
Folklore has it that if a groundhog sees his shadow on Groundhog Day he'll flee to his burrow, heralding six more weeks of winter, and if he doesn't, it means spring's around the corner.
Willow was so startled at all the attention, she tucked her face into her handler's jacket, and failed as a result of not looking to see her shadow.
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