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The Groundhog Channel

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This channel shows the movie "Groundhog Day", and nothing else, on a continuous loop.

Whenever you tune in, all you ever get to see is "Groundhog Day". Over and over and over again.

The irony is obvious.

8th of 7, Aug 12 2017

Reminds me of... The_20Groundhog_20Channel
Very similar... [RayfordSteele, Aug 14 2017]

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       Will you be posting this every day from now on?
xenzag, Aug 13 2017
  

       No, but it will seem that way.
8th of 7, Aug 13 2017
  

       //The irony is obvious//   

       Ah. Therein lies the flaw. The purpose of irony is to divide and exclude. There needs to be one clearly defined group who get the in-joke, raising the correct eyebrow and smirking at the right time and, just as important, there must be a much larger population of unenlightened dullards who don't get it. This generates an immediate affective pay-off for the former, at the affective expense of the latter. All of psychoanalysis works like this. And if the irony is, as you say, obvious, then there is no out-group and hence, no pay-off.
pertinax, Aug 13 2017
  

       I would like to see if the actual Groundhog could show his shadow on the other 364 days...What the heck does he do on all those other days?   

       That is what I thought when I saw the title!!
xandram, Aug 13 2017
  

       The term "groundhog" allows the indigent inhabitants to discriminate between the very rarely seen subspecies of marmot, and the genuinely never seen Defecit Reduction Flying Pig, supposedly associated with each new U.S. president.
8th of 7, Aug 13 2017
  
      
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