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December the Tenth Month?
Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec; Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten. Which made no sense after they added two months… at the beginning. They couldn't have added them at the end? Guess they didn't want to have Eleventober and Twelvthember. Still, if January were the eleventh month, swiftly-passing little February would be the last month. Then March 1 would be New Year's Day again. That might be a nice change. (Sure, it sounds simple at first, but in implementation, this could get more confusing than Daylight Saving Time!)
for the month of December are
Sohilarious (until December 21)

and
Catchacold (December 22 onwards).

Click here to see the complete set of Zoodiac signs.

2019: Christmas on Wednesday this year. Strangely enough, New Year's Eve is exactly one week later. So, with two mid-week holidays, expect the holiday world to be useless from 5pm Friday Dec 21 through 9am Monday Jan 6. Perhaps useless is too strong a term. Of limited productivity, then.

Then I ran across this classic Varga work, so I couldn't resist including it, too.
when cynics stop and pause
And after they have looked at me
Believe in Santy Claus!
mindful webworker
December 3, 2019 at 10:12 am Permalink
I swear to you, Dianny, I didn’t steal your idea when I p’shop tagged Joe’s bus. (Link in my name.) Mine was published first. At least, before I saw this post. Just a case of great minds (and mine, too) thinking alike on a pretty obvious idea. You said ‘All.’ I said ‘Pure.’
On the small line on the bottom of the bus, you said “rides,” I said “starts.” Again, think-alike, not swiping. Out of professional (well, sorta) curiosity, I have to ask: I tediously modified existing letters to spell out “starts.” Did you just type new text?
BUT! I also didn’t think I’d read your article before I sub-headed my page “Horsefeathers and Balderdash.” I had seen a long list of “malarkey” synonyms, and as a kinda country person, horsefeathers jumped out at me. “Balderdash” came to mind as preferable to “bull$#!+.” Then after I post my page, I come back and see your (previous) article had used those two words in that order. So, maybe I had read yesterday’s article and subconsciously plundered it, but I didn’t think so. No malarkey!

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