#3202: Groundhog Day Meaning
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[Cueball and Black Hat are standing next to each other, talking. Cueball has one arm up.]
Cueball: Historically, it refers to a ceremony to predict the weather using a rodent.
Cueball: But nowadays people often use it to mean "a time loop experienced by one person."
Black Hat: ...what.
[Caption below the panel:]
Easily our weirdest holiday.
(Sourced from explainxkcd.com)
Title text:Originally, the ceremony used a variety of rodents and mustelids, but over time most people agreed it made sense to standardize on a specific individual ground squirrel in Pennsylvania.