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Replying to @bassiedabaskit
falltime I'm calling it that's gonna be the skin pack for Halloween trust
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Replying to @DollyParton
It’s falltime in half the world, Dolly.
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Replying to @Oceanbreeze473
In the falltime when the salmon run gets over, they start looking for other things to eat before hibernation. I homesteaded in Alaska in Griz country. I would only get nervous in the falltime, walking down the trail in the dark at night. I would think of how easy it is for them to just jump on me without having a chance.
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#英語のハノン フレーズ編2 in the springtime という言い方は他の季節でも使えるか調べ springtime★★★★★詩的・一般的にも使う summertime★★★★☆歌詞・文学・会話でも使う wintertime★★★☆☆文学的・少し古風 autumn time / falltime★☆☆☆☆非常に稀、文学的、autumnの単語自体が情緒的
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2023、どこでもついて回ってて、13箇所全部行くぞ!をやれたFALLTIME BESTがもちろんでっかい宝物なんだけど あさひどらころもえかちゃんと行った静岡、今でも大事な思い出
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realized i hadnt posted #kriswork in a while so here..... #falltime also yes. Ummm,,, Yeahhhhh....... umm... i want to kiss clockwork all over her face? 👀
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Do you think Halloween should be translated to "falltime celebration" because All Hallows Eve isn't central to the celebration in all regions?
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what if we were falltime in roblox
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Hello falltime nation... @frozenparts happy late birthday homie!!! I hope u like dis, I had a lot of fun drawing them
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Replying to @YunDanoh
I got that summertime/winter/spring/autumn/falltime sadnesss
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happy new years from kriswork/falltime ! 🍂🕰 kris u fucking dumbass stop it ur hair is gonna burn off quit now atop ummm i aam ass at backgrounda can you tell
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OK I JUTHAD A GROUNDBREAINGMOMENT kriswork other ship name is... drumroll pls...... FALLTIME .... 😳😳 because of their emoji combo sshuhjuh 🍂🕰 falltime faltime #kriswork #falltime I love myelf
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23 Dec 2025
early Dezember,late falltime 2025 commissions,for clients. Thank you so very much~
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Good Sunday morning, X! It's peak falltime on the llama ranch and Texas foliage is popping! The llamas and donkeys love to eat the crunchy leaves when they fall on the still green grass. It's like adding that tasty topper to your favorite salad! 🥗🍂
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“O prairie girl, be lonely, singing, dreaming, waiting— your lover comes—your child comes—the years creep with toes of April rain on new-turned sod. O prairie girl, whoever leaves you only crimson poppies to talk with, whoever puts a good-by kiss on your lips and never comes back— There is a song deep as the falltime redhaws, long as the layer of black loam we go to, the shine of the morning star over the corn belt, the wave line of dawn up a wheat valley.”
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3 Dec 2025
“O prairie girl, be lonely, singing, dreaming, waiting— your lover comes—your child comes—the years creep with toes of April rain on new-turned sod. O prairie girl, whoever leaves you only crimson poppies to talk with, whoever puts a good-by kiss on your lips and never comes back— There is a song deep as the falltime redhaws, long as the layer of black loam we go to, the shine of the morning star over the corn belt, the wave line of dawn up a wheat valley.”
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Medieval peasants actually had it pretty good. They worked hard in the springtime plowing. They worked hard in the falltime harvesting. In the summer, they hunted & fished & got married. Post-harvest, they went to the town and sold their goods. During the winter, they partied on home-brewed ale. These peasants had a highly varied diet. They ate fish, vegetables, mushrooms, grains, fruit, pickles, and usually had a ham curing in the chimney. Famines hit them far less hard because they made the food. Of course, famines destroyed cities and towns, because the farmers didn't sell food then. Plagues didn't hit farmers as hard, because they weren't all in one big hive passing germs around. They bathed regularly. The "no bath" thing was actually a Renaissance idea, not a medieval one. They couldn't easily travel, but no one did back then. They had a church, they had festivals, and the infamous "droid de siegneur" was completely fictional (look it up). Medieval wars bypassed them - peasants weren't pressed into service, and knights didn't kill them. Sometimes it was awkward to be forced to house men-at-arms for a few weeks. Of course if the Vikings or Magyars raided, they would attack peasants, which sucked. Or if some church leader decided to root out heresy that was bad (they ALWAYS found heresy if they looked for it). But overall this wasn't a terrible time to live. Don't believe modern propaganda.
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Posting my recent hike in Ehmej, Lebanon 🇱🇧to counter all the Zionist and Israeli propaganda posts on X right now. Enjoy these pics and Fox says hi 👋 🐶🐕 #hiking #fallTime #freepalestine #doggos #winning
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