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May 16, 2015
Don't tell me you don't remember it. Because it sure as heckfire remembers you.
From Groundhog Day? Bing. The house that weatherman Phil Connors keeps waking up in without hot water, to his consternation? Bing again. The house is on the market. Yes, you too can sleep in the master suite and set your clock radio to déjà vu for the price of $785,000.
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And a heating bill of $500 per month.
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at May 16, 2015 12:12 PM
Loved that movie. Great moral lesson.
Enjoyed the part where Murray lets the groundhog take the wheel of the pickup before they careen off the cliff.
Posted by: Doug at May 16, 2015 3:32 PM
Market value if it had not been in the movie - $149,900.
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