#3202 - Groundhog Day Meaning

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#3202 - Groundhog Day Meaning

[glennseto@mastodon.social]

@xkcd As long as we don't inter Bill Murray in the Golden Throne, so he has to predict springtime weather for the next 10.000 years...

[ertain@mast.linuxgamecast.com]

@xkcd I dislike that the term has been redefined to mean that.

[beandev@social.tchncs.de]

@xkcd
Yes, it's funny. It's used very frequently in Germany. Nobody questions it anymore, and I think today's generation has no idea where it comes from.

[adx@infosec.exchange]

@xkcd What it really is: an excuse to heavily drink in the cold at 6AM.

[lovingfalloutlondon1954@mastodon.social]

@xkcd Oh, man, this brought back a memory! Our UNIX administrator uttered the phrase "Groundhog Day" during a meeting with the representatives of a software firm who did nothing between meetings and who told us to do the same wrong thing over and over again without listening to her when she told them it didn't work for us.

[bardnet@icosahedron.website]

@xkcd People are so young, today, they don't know about this movie 😮

https://movies.stackexchange.com/questions/128462/identifying-a-movie-where-a-man-relives-the-same-day

[fencepost@infosec.exchange]

@bardnet @xkcd which means they've also missed that it's a horror movie and that the main character had likely spent a minimum of 30 years subjective time in that loop, possibly much more.

[mycotropic@beige.party]

@xkcd

BING!!!