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[oshutup]

Fall soon then. Not that we need a reminder, seasonal change being one of the things that actually remains ordinary here - for the most part.

Well.

Christmas in July and summer weekends in the winter aside.

Comments

[unweighty]

Christmas in July? Do we get twice as many presents, then?

[oshutup]

Not that I've seen, though supposing it became enough of a known thing, I wouldn't be surprised if people began treating it as such.

[unweighty]

Not a single Santa Clause to accompany the inconvenience? Just when I'm sure most have put away their furs and gloves. How this City disappoints.

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[oshutup]

I've only seen him once since arriving here, myself, even at the proper Christmas time.

Perhaps next year.

[orangetoughguy]

It's way too early for this shit where I'm from.

[oshutup]

And where, precisely, are you from?

[orangetoughguy]

LA.

[Trick.]

[oshutup]

[Or treat?]

Really.

And when in the year, for you, does the oddity of trees growing their leaves immediately after shedding them usually happen?

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[7thborn]

I happen to like Christmas in July.

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[oshutup]

Didn't say I was against it, did I?

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[7thborn]

It's a nice break from the heat, I think, even though I'm rather fond of summer. Though it's hard to decide which I like better-that, or autumn.

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[oshutup]

Like I said, I'm not against it; merely pointing out the oddness of it, and the regularity too.

[adamantined]

I love Fall. It doesn't matter where. Everything just seems crisper, you know?

[oshutup]

I have to tell you I'm now imagining a world where 'fall' means everything's gone green, but supposing not, I agree.

Fall and summer, actually I'd say are my favorites.