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02 Feb 04 - 10:22 AM (#1107282) Subject: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: GUEST,MMario gloomy day - hopefully St. Phil won't see his shadow |
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02 Feb 04 - 11:11 AM (#1107332) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: Liz the Squeak Well here's a good excuse to not be getting the rest of the decorations down from Christmas - for one, it's too dim to see properly and for two I'm not allowed to be climbing ladders alone. So they stay up another year! LTS |
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02 Feb 04 - 11:11 AM (#1107333) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: Little Hawk He saw it. I figured he would. On the bright side, Phil is as cute and cuddly as ever. |
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02 Feb 04 - 11:58 AM (#1107367) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: CarolC It's not his shadow he's afraid of. It's that d*mn Mayor! If they got rid of the Mayor, maybe spring would come a little earlier. |
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02 Feb 04 - 06:37 PM (#1107698) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: Liz the Squeak Why do they have to pull the poor little bugger out like that? I hope it crapped down his arm. LTS |
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02 Feb 04 - 07:20 PM (#1107720) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: Johnny in OKC The least you could do for Phil would be to learn how to spell Punxsutawney. |
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02 Feb 04 - 09:31 PM (#1107787) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: GUEST,leeneia Since today is Groundhog Day, I decided we should have ground hog for dinner, so I made some pork Italian sausage and added it to pasta. It was good. |
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02 Feb 04 - 11:03 PM (#1107849) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: Cluin Musical Metalled Mommybag pops out (stop) Sees stadium full of fractious football fans (stop) Pops back in (stop) Six more weeks of winter (stop) Film at eleven (stop) |
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02 Feb 04 - 11:26 PM (#1107864) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: MarkS Hey - C'mon. Lets show some respect for a great tradition. Can you think of a better reason for every college kid in western Pennsylvania to attend their annual drunken orgy than Groundhog (hic) Day? In Pennsylvania some things are sacred, and I can talk about them now because I don't live there anymore! Mark |
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03 Feb 04 - 12:20 AM (#1107896) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: EBarnacle The groundhog at the Staten Island Zoo did not see his shadow. Could it be that Pennsy will sit in gloom all by itself for the next six weeks? |
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03 Feb 04 - 12:27 AM (#1107898) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: GUEST,Wiarton Willie I am the famous albino groundhog of Western Ontario, Canada, and I saw MY shadow too. Look it up on Google. That guy in Staten Island is a lush. You can't depend on anything he says. He wouldn't see his shadow if it walked up and smacked him on the schnozz! |
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03 Feb 04 - 12:40 AM (#1107904) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: GUEST,Jimmy the Groundhog, Sun Prairie, WI I am Jimmy, the official Groundhog of Sun Praire, Wisconsin, Groundhog capital of the WORLD! And I say there is going to be an early Spring. Look it up on Google. Wiarton Willie and Punxsutawney Phil are all wet! No shadow did I see. Early Spring for sure! Get out your sunscreen, folks! |
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03 Feb 04 - 12:44 AM (#1107906) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: LadyJean Good, someone spelled Punxatawny right. February 2 is also the birthday of Mr. Alexandeer James Smith, born, I am happy to say, 02/02/02. As his father said, he did not see his shadow, and there was not six more weeks of labor. |
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02 Feb 12 - 04:48 PM (#3301130) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: Joe Offer Gee, this seems like a good day to refresh this. -Joe Offer 2-2-12- |
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02 Feb 12 - 04:56 PM (#3301137) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny From: gnu Round these here parts, Phil just might see a 22-250 and not have a choice. Yeah... I know. |
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02 Feb 12 - 06:08 PM (#3301184) Subject: RE: BS: Feast of St. Phillip of Puxatawny (Feb 2) From: GUEST,leeneia I'm teaching a class on mtn dulcimer tonight, and I thought it would be cute to try playing "I got you babe" as featured in the movie "Ground Hog Day." I actually listened to Sonny and Cher do it on YouTube. However, in my heart I know I couldn't stand to master it. It could easily be entered in the contest to name The Song which Is Closest to Being Sung on Only One Note. I watched the video and couldn't figure out which one of them was singing. And that instrument that goes "nweh nweh- nweh nweh -nweh nweh". What IS it? |