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dannymax

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If Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow there will be six more weeks of winter....
If he doesn't see his shadow there'll only be about a half dozen....

Have I got this right? :dontknow:
 
No you got it all wrong . If Wiarton Willy sees his shadow there be will be six more weeks of winter !:thumbup:

You got it right just a different ground hog .:roflblack:
 
If Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow there will be six more weeks of winter....
If he doesn't see his shadow there'll only be about a half dozen....

Have I got this right? :dontknow:
Uhhh... I think you end up getting six more weeks of campaigning; with all of the inane stories about who said what, and why they're wrong! :gaah:
:lecturef_smilie::shemademe_smilie: :shocked: :roflblack:
 
No you got it all wrong . If Wiarton Willy sees his shadow there be will be six more weeks of winter !:thumbup:

You got it right just a different ground hog .:roflblack:

Are you saying there's TWO of those miserable little rodents out there?? :gaah:
 
I just read an article on Phil's accuracy... he's only at 39%! :gaah: But since he predicted more Winter; maybe I'm feeling better about it... :thumbup:
 
If it is six more weeks like we have had already, who cares? This has been a wimpy winter in Michigan!
 
...And straight from the skillet; they taste just like chicken!! :roflblack:
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we had one stay in our yard all one summer and we really ejoyed him lived in our wood pile
 
New knowledge

Well, I learned a lot today....I never knew all those other little beggars were out there....just look at 'em all.....:yikes:

Staten Island Chuck.....?? Uh, ain't too sure about that one! :shocked:


Famous Groundhogs Around the World


Punxsutawney Phil is not the only famous weather predicting groundhog around. Learn about the other famous groundhogs around the world including Punxsutawney Phil, Dunkirk Dave, Shubenacadie Sam, Wiarton Willie, General Beauregard Lee, Peewee the Woodchuck and Staten Island Chuck.

Balzac Billy - Alberta, Canada

Also known as the Prairie Prognosticator, Balzac Billy is a young upstart groundhog in Alberta, Canada.

Buckeye Chuck- Ohio

A February tradition for many years, the Ohio General Assembly declared 'Buckeye Chuck' from Marion, OH, the official State Groundhog in 1979.

General Beauregard Lee - Georgia

The official weather prognosticating groundhog from the state of Georgia makes his home at the Yellow River Game Ranch.

Shubenacadie Sam

This Canadian groundhog makes his home at the Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park in Nova Scotia and makes one of the earliest Groundhog Day predictions.

Smith Lake Jake - Alabama

Jake, the groundhog, lives at the Birmingham Zoo in Birmingham, Alabama, where he makes his annual weather-predicting appearance at 10 am on Saturday, February 2. Southern groundhogs like to sleep in late!

Staten Island Chuck - New York

The Staten Island Zoo is home to groundhog Staten Island Chuck who makes his official Groundhog Day prediction each year at 7:30 a.m. on February 2nd.

Sir Walter Wally - North Carolina

This southern groundhog and his friends at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences invite you to participate in the annual statewide celebration of Groundhog Day to see Sir Walter Wally emerge from his winter digs.

Wiarton Willie - Ottawa, Canada

Canada's answer to Punxsutawney Phil, Wiarton Willie is a groundhog living on the South Bruce Peninsula.
 
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