Frazz by Jef Mallett for February 22, 2015

Hoo boy. Somebody just graduate the kid to ninth grade.

We need to blame it on someone.

2/22/22 only works with the strange American way of writing dates, I’m afraid.

Staten Island Chuck, the only genuine weather-predicting groundhog. Fact: According to stormfax.com, which uses weather data from the six weeks following Phil’s predictions, Phil has been right only 39 percent of the time. The Staten Island Zoo, meanwhile, reports a 77 percent success rate for Chuck.Jan 19, 2010

Groundhog Day: An Investigative Report / nycgo.com

I like the 50% of the groundhogs have a shadow!

Well, 22/2/22 to you, too..also..inclusively !

Or religion?

Only in civilian life. U.S. military conventions are closer to European style. Use of the 24-hour clock instead of A.M. and P.M., and putting the month between the day and the year. Military communications are labeled, for example, 22 Feb 2015 — and are addressed that way orally, as well. Such as, “I’m going to the miss the staff meeting on 20 August, so please take notes for me.”

Are Caulfield’s bookies Jacob and the Hooded Fang?

Ewal Doh: The International (not just Europe) system would have 22 II 22, the Roman numeral month giving a helpful hint as to which system it is. Scholarly documents would go from large to small, 2022 F 22, or maybe spell out the month so one can determine what language the paper is in.

Why not February 22nd, 2016? That fits, too.And it’s closer..Or wait for April 4th (4/4) and really change your chances?

If wishes worked, then the lottery wouldn’t.

It’s time to ask again!

And here it is! 2-22-22 – and it’s a Tues day! Or is that “22222’s Day”?

Okay, I’m back to ask again! Now what were we talking about?