OT - groundhog day
 

Paraphrased from Radio America:

Yesterday was both Groundhog Day and the President's State of the Union
Address. One involved a meaningless ritual in which we looked, for
prognostication, to a goofy looking creature of little discernible
intelligence. The other involved a groundhog.

"JR" wrote in message
...
Paraphrased from Radio America:

Yesterday was both Groundhog Day and the President's State of the Union
Address. One involved a meaningless ritual in which we looked, for
prognostication, to a goofy looking creature of little discernible
intelligence. The other involved a groundhog.

One of them predicted roughly six more weeks of winter.

Wolfgang
who knows a good argument when it bites him on the ass.

In article ,
JR wrote:

Paraphrased from Radio America:

Yesterday was both Groundhog Day and the President's State of the Union
Address. One involved a meaningless ritual in which we looked, for
prognostication, to a goofy looking creature of little discernible
intelligence. The other involved a groundhog.

Ahhh... so we finally found the one person that listens to Air America!

(and it's "Air America", not "Radio America"...)

--

Joe Ellis

Joe Ellis wrote:
JR wrote:
Paraphrased from Radio America:

Yesterday was both Groundhog Day and the President's State of the Union
Address. One involved a meaningless ritual in which we looked, for
prognostication, to a goofy looking creature of little discernible
intelligence. The other involved a groundhog.

Ahhh... so we finally found the one person that listens to Air America!

Nope. Never heard of it until the I stole the post above from another
FFing group...

(and it's "Air America", not "Radio America"...)

I'll be damned.... we've found a person who cares.....

In article ,
JR wrote:

Joe Ellis wrote:
JR wrote:
Paraphrased from Radio America:

Yesterday was both Groundhog Day and the President's State of the Union
Address. One involved a meaningless ritual in which we looked, for
prognostication, to a goofy looking creature of little discernible
intelligence. The other involved a groundhog.

Ahhh... so we finally found the one person that listens to Air America!

Nope. Never heard of it until the I stole the post above from another
FFing group...

Ahh... you and most of the USA... snicker


(and it's "Air America", not "Radio America"...)

I'll be damned.... we've found a person who cares.....

Getting your facts straight is _always_ important... and I find it
incredibly ironic that an attempt at a liberal talk radio network named
itself after a CIA covert ops "airline" from the Vietnam era. chuckle

--

Joe Ellis

Joe Ellis wrote:

Getting your facts straight is _always_ important... and I find it
incredibly ironic that an attempt at a liberal talk radio network named
itself after a CIA covert ops "airline" from the Vietnam era. chuckle

And it's entirely possible that it's even more ironic than you know.


Chuck Vance

On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 08:39:48 -0600, Conan the Librarian
wrote:

Joe Ellis wrote:

Getting your facts straight is _always_ important... and I find it
incredibly ironic that an attempt at a liberal talk radio network named
itself after a CIA covert ops "airline" from the Vietnam era. chuckle

And it's entirely possible that it's even more ironic than you know.

Heck, if they had called it the more-appropriate "Radio Free Europe"...

TC,
R
....maybe Michael Stipe vetoed the idea or something...