Happy Autumnal Equinox!

16 comments

• shadowcat

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  10 years ago

  I met a good dancer last week named Autumn. So things are looking up.
• SlickSpic

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  10 years ago

  @Shadow-Careful that you don't Fall for Autumn. I heard she could be a real Trick or Treat.
• ime

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  10 years ago

  Favorite time of the year
• SlickSpic

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  10 years ago

  @Steve-You forgot the World Series. And November 11.
• mikeya02

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  10 years ago

  and my birthday
• SlickSpic

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  10 years ago

  Yeah, and his birthday. Good going there, Steven.
• rockstar666

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  10 years ago

  Fall is okay but I HATE winters, so the Dark Time has begun. I'm not happy....I better go get a BJ after work to cheer me up.
• motorhead

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  10 years ago

  I will not be the fall guy.
• GoVikings

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  10 years ago

  It's my favorite season too, and for many of the reasons you already named.
  
  Another one would be the weather.
• georgmicrodong

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  10 years ago

  @Slick: While November 11th is important, the 10th is even more so. :)
• SlickSpic

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  10 years ago

  How could I forget! On 11/10/69, Sesame Street premiered on PBS.
• farmerart

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  10 years ago

  Fresh garden produce - tomatoes, potatoes, carrots, cabbage, corn.
  
  Hockey exhibition games started on the past weekend.
• Clackport

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  10 years ago

  Halloween is definitely my favorite going out night of the year, but all in all I'm not a fan of Fall, the weather sucks in my area during that time. Rain, Rain, Rain.
• mikeya02

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  10 years ago

  Artey, Artey, ye olde fartey,
  How dost thy garden grow?
  Blowing away cats, and probably rats,
  with pretty maids all in a row
• SlickSpic

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  10 years ago

  I like that Mikey.
• farmerart

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  10 years ago

  @mikeya02,
  
  The only rats in Alberta are the two-legged variety and there is no profit for me in shooting that variety of rat.
  
  Alberta actually spends a fair bit of money to keep the province rat free. Any infestation along the eastern or southern border is dealt with promptly and with 'extreme prejudice'. The bitter cold of the north and the Rocky Mountains to the west are effective barriers to rat migrations.
  
  I don't think that any other land locked area of North America makes this same 'rat free' claim.