Message Forum: Re: Why does everyone assume I know *everything*?

Re: Why does everyone assume I know *everything*?

Posted By: Brunnen-G, on host 202.27.188.72
Date: Wednesday, February 2, 2000, at 17:29:53
In Reply To: Less Philling posted by Nod Reply(A Powerful Cantata) on Wednesday, February 2, 2000, at 05:03:09:

> Well, as you may or way not have heard, The Official Groundhog of North America has been reported to have seen his shadow. This has been interpreted to mean that there will be six more weeks of winter.
>
> Hey, Brunnen-G, do you(or anybody else, for that matter) have anything in your books about the origins of this tradition?
>
> Wet"I have heard that his"Fact,
> Cat"success ratio is 50%,"Weft,
> Few"so it's not very much"Tact,
> Weft"better than guessing."Act

Nyp, Noperold - I mean, Nope, Nyperold - all I know about groundhogs is pretty much what you mentioned above. Sorry to disappoint... looks like you're still having fun with that anagram generator though. Me too.

Brunnen-"Tragic alien race? Krap"G
Brunnen-"Tic Airplane Gear Rack"G
Brunnen-"Kai replica; rant, Grace!"G
Brunnen-"General Rick Rapta, CIA"G
Brunnen-"I park lace, aren't Craig"G

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Only one thing to say to BG - Gestalt - Thu, 2/3/2000, 14:15:27
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    - Re: Only one thing to say to BG - Faux Pas - Fri, 2/4/2000, 07:54:14
      - Re: Only one thing to say to BG - gabby - Fri, 1/19/2001, 11:44:52
        
        Re: Only one thing to say to BG - Brunnen-G - Sat, 1/20/2001, 23:57:47
Re: Why does everyone assume I know *everything*? - Wolfspirit - Wed, 2/2/2000, 20:54:46
- Re: Why does everyone assume I know *everything*? - Tom Schmidt - Wed, 2/2/2000, 21:31:56
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  - Re: Why does everyone assume I know *everything*? - Nyperold - Wed, 2/2/2000, 22:11:38