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Mod knockout season, so I can find out where the moderators live, and beat the **** out of them for being such lazy fatasses and neckbeards that suppress free speech. Nothing but lazy nerds and *******.
When I lived in New England, I loved Spring - seeing what plants made it through the winter, seeing the newly emerged leaves come on the bare trees...after a long winter it was such a blessing to see life renewed. I also loved Autumn - the smell of crisp leaves in the air, the bracing cold nights and cool days with sunny blue skies....guess you can tell I really miss it.
Now that I'm in Texas, I'll have to say I like Autumn here. Although it is far too short-lived, it is a welcome break from the unrelenting heat of summer.
Winter! By far the most beautiful season. Just look at this!
I love the whole atmosphere of the season. Landscapes are at their best covered in a soft fluffy blanket of white, and listening to the soft quiet that comes after a snowfall.
I voted summer, even though by the end of it I'm praying for cool weather The longer days, guaranteed sunny days & warm nights means being able to do more things, though if I could take a few degrees off the summer temperatures & add them to the winter ones it would be perfect here... Even though the winters are much warmer than I'm used to in the UK, as I'm now fully acclimated to them they feel cold now, so by the end of the winter I'm praying for summer, no pleasing me I guess lol
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The longer days, guaranteed sunny days & warm nights means being able to do more things, though if I could take a few degrees off the summer temperatures & add them to the winter ones it would be perfect here... Even though the winters are much warmer than I'm used to in the UK, as I'm now fully acclimated to them they feel cold now, so by the end of the winter I'm praying for summer, no pleasing me I guess lol 
