Frazz by Jef Mallett for September 28, 2024

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    MeanBob Premium Member 3 months ago

    We say that here in Nevada, but it refers to cottonwoods.

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    pschearer Premium Member 3 months ago

    What’s next? Octombre?

    (I don’t get the joke. Mr. Google didn’t help.)

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    Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member 3 months ago

    Or in Vegas where it was 102 today with the same tomorrow and into …infinity. Arrrgh.

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    Rhetorical_Question   3 months ago

    Hispanic month?

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    sandpiper  3 months ago

    In central VA the leaves have sort of begun to tint lawns. First good frost, deluge will begin, and the sound of blowers will be heard in the land.

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    Doug K  3 months ago

    Hear the sound of a Fall(ing) tree — “SepTimber!”

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    Dobby53 Premium Member 3 months ago

    Psithurisma.

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    Richard S Russell Premium Member 3 months ago

    It’s also a little different out in the Great American West, where the sound of rustling is shortly thereafter followed by the sound of the posse riding in pursuit.

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    maxiesmom2 Premium Member 3 months ago

    I’m in Michigan where Wallace is set and I’ve never heard that.

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    Jhony-Yermo  3 months ago

    Well since it is September, in Español, farther south not so many rusting leaves. (Yes, I miss those leaves rustling . . . sometimes)

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    Slowly, he turned...  3 months ago

    Hey, if you want regional humor, the South can send some your way!

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    Serial Pedant  3 months ago

    setiembre.

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    Carl  Premium Member 3 months ago

    Try to remember that time of Septimbre….

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    unfair.de  3 months ago

    I got the joke, but not why it shouldn’t be gotten in the south (which south?)?

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    Happy Tinkerbelle Premium Member 3 months ago

    Septimbre!!!! good one

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    Jimmyk939  3 months ago

    Clever seasonal pun

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    rugeirn  3 months ago

    I’m not sure this is what Mr. Mallett had in mind, but if you pronounce “timbre” as it would sound in French, it sounds a lot like the end of “September”, and “timbre” in French refers to the characteristic sound of something, distinct from pitch and loudness. It also means that in English as a term in acoustics, but it’s pronounced differently. Anyway, on these lines, “Septimbre” would be a clever portmanteau pun, meaning “the sound of September”, i.e. the sound of fall.

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    oish  3 months ago

    The steam coming from the tick infested outhouse? Septicker

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    tee929  3 months ago

    Rustling leaves has been surpassed by hurricane force wind and rain! We are sorry!

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    poppacapsmokeblower  3 months ago

    Septober, Octember, Nowonder, Dismember, all the rest have 31, except my brother-in-law who got 90 days for felonious assault.

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    Bilan  3 months ago

    “Sep-Timber” is what a lumberjack says when you ask him what month it is while he’s hacking a tree.

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    oakie817  3 months ago

    i wish you woodn’t do this

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    BW42  3 months ago

    Thirty days hath September, April, June, and No Wonder, is what I remember from Pogo…(I wish we had Walt Kelly here now to comment on the election chaos.)

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    goboboyd  3 months ago

    I thought it was pretty clever. Ala’ Frank & Ernest ish.

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    Mary McNeil Premium Member 3 months ago

    “timbre is the quality given to a sound by its overtones.” How is that a northern joke In fact, how is it a joker ?

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    onslow302 Premium Member 3 months ago

    I’m from further down south, and I got it right off. How about easing up on the stereotypes. The Dukes of Hazzard wasn’t a documentary. For every buck tooth idiot I can find down here, I can show you an equally buck tooth moron up north. :-) LOL

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    frogman0628  3 months ago

    oh no we get it. The live oaks shed their leaves twice a year….

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