Post AK16QpFZSTHB6dgLCa by tilden@tech.lgbt
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 (DIR) Post #AK15h2MqM9D2T4FYsy by urusan@fosstodon.org
       2022-05-31T16:23:15Z
       
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       The time of year furthest from Christmas is:
       
 (DIR) Post #AK16QpFZSTHB6dgLCa by tilden@tech.lgbt
       2022-05-31T16:31:33Z
       
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       @urusan The day after Christmas we're still invaded by narcissistic evergreens for at least a few weeks, so this answer is false.
       
 (DIR) Post #AK17FQPHaJzkpBLtMe by bluestarultor@tech.lgbt
       2022-05-31T16:40:40Z
       
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       @urusan TBH, around here it's usually immediately after New Years with the silent awkwardness of pretending it never happened and then expect some form of "Christmas in July" in select stores. So January through June of merciful peace, then August and maybe some September before snow globes go on shelves an aisle over from plastic skulls, but it's absolutely 100% present for all of Q4.
       
 (DIR) Post #AK18nYMWc37JIXtqWO by carcinopithecus@x0r.be
       2022-05-31T16:58:04Z
       
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       @urusan i would never have thought about the answers other than the first until you mentioned them and they make sensethe lingering memory (often physically manifested as tilden mentions) is too strong even in february though