Groundhog Day Special | FFFW 173 | Connecting Directors

DISCLAIMER: None of the F’s in FFFW stand for “facts.” Enjoy the satire.

Happy Groundhog Day! Now, I’m not a superstitious guy so I don’t care much about the shadow and stuff like that. But- as you should know- I’m a BIG fan of weird animals. So, today I want to present to you a few facts about the Groundhog!

Four Hog Facts

– Groundhogs can climb trees to escape predators or survey their surroundings.

– They are capable swimmers, using this skill to evade threats or find food.

– A groundhog’s burrow system can have up to five separate entrances for safety.

– Baby groundhogs, called kits or pups, are born blind and hairless.

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Groundhog Looking at Shadow to Predict Whether or Not “Alkaline Hydrolysis” is a Scary Sounding Term

In an unprecedented twist to Groundhog Day, Punxsutawney Phil, the esteemed weather-predicting marmot, was consulted yesterday to settle a burning question in the funeral industry: “Is ‘Alkaline Hydrolysis’ a scary-sounding term?” After a brief encounter with the phrase, Phil scurried back into his burrow, confirming the industry’s suspicions: yeah. It’s pretty freaky sounding.

Trivia

If you click the right answer you’ll get a GIF of a puppy. If you click wrong, you’ll get something else.

What year was the first televised funeral?
A) 1932
B) 1942
C) 1952