Maybe they just wanted to be sure their Rubins came with Russian dressing. But subs are definitely the way to go. Unless it's not my handwriting. Astronomical Sidebar February 6 is the halfway point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox, an astronomical expression construed to trivialize and demean the prognosticative acumen of the groundhog. Fawked Up November 5 is Guy Fawkes Day in Great Britain.
Bonfires are lit, fireworks are set off, and effigies are burned.
It's like the Fourth of July with a target. Catholics were still prohibited from basements back then, and the Protestant King James I had been scheduled to visit Parliament that day, so Mr Fawkes was taken in for questioning. The Protestant Parliament was skeptical when Mr Fawkes explained that he had merely been stashing two tons of gunpowder away for safe keeping. He was therefore sentenced to be hanged, drawn, and quartered along with a number of other Catholics who shared his conviction that God wanted them to blow up Christians without sufficient respect for incense, rosaries, and flying buttresses. You've got be wondering what the hell any of this is doing in a late January Almanac.