sabbath999
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Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow.
Six more weeks of winter.
I hate that whistle pig.
Six more weeks of winter.
I hate that whistle pig.
Somebody want to kill that rodent for me?
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bleeb
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Don't shoot the messenger? 
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Dont worry I heard Al Gore has a contract on him already lol
dpbishop
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I like winter. Here's 7 reasons why:
I don't think people pay as much attention to the tradition out here. I was walking around Monterey in a t-shirt and shorts yesterday. Wintertime also gives us our best visibility, and isn't typically when the water is coldest.
I just have to say "thank goodness" for no snow/ice. My two winters in Ithaca were quite enough to last me a lifetime!
I just have to say "thank goodness" for no snow/ice. My two winters in Ithaca were quite enough to last me a lifetime!
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Winter???
potato cod
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How much wood would a woodchuck chuck? None if I get my hands on that pesky rodent. But Hockey's right (hi, Hockey!), only 6 more weeks would be great...sigh.
jswantek
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Whistle pig? Wow, I didn't know anyone outside of this area knew that one...I'm impressed!!!
I can routinely take the dirt pigs out at 400 yds. with my .308. Don't think it hasn't crossed my mind to take a trip out there and make sure ol' Phil don't see NOTHIN'...
However, if you've ever seen what happens with that hog, they pull him out of his 'stump' before dawn actually breaks and determine whether or not he's seen his shadow. So, someone needs to explain to me, what kind of vision these varmints have that they can see their own shadow before the sun comes up? And, before anyone says it, artificial lights aren't supposed to count...
Sad part is, for a varmint, he has a better correct percentage than the dufus on the six o'clock news...
I can routinely take the dirt pigs out at 400 yds. with my .308. Don't think it hasn't crossed my mind to take a trip out there and make sure ol' Phil don't see NOTHIN'...
However, if you've ever seen what happens with that hog, they pull him out of his 'stump' before dawn actually breaks and determine whether or not he's seen his shadow. So, someone needs to explain to me, what kind of vision these varmints have that they can see their own shadow before the sun comes up? And, before anyone says it, artificial lights aren't supposed to count...
Sad part is, for a varmint, he has a better correct percentage than the dufus on the six o'clock news...
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