You know its Autumn when...

08-09-2017 1:52am #1

Large spiders come into your house looking for a place to ride

ardinn · 08-09-2017 1:54am

Why does Spidey only have 6 legs!

08-09-2017 1:56am

wtf, i didnt even notice that. If he pops out again i'll ask him

retro:electro · 08-09-2017 2:05am

ardinn wrote: »

Why does Spidey only have 6 legs!

Op pulled off two! The op is a spider legger puller offer!

Your Face · 08-09-2017 2:08am

What type of dog is this?

jamesbere · 08-09-2017 2:20am

anna080 wrote: »

Op pulled off two! The op is a spider legger puller offer!

He pulls off spiders, each to their own I guess

AllGunsBlazing · 08-09-2017 3:58am

I thought autumn was more of an October kind of month. September can still be quite summery.....sometimes.

Omackeral · 08-09-2017 4:33am

ardinn wrote: »

Why does Spidey only have 6 legs!

To get to the other side?

WesternZulu · 08-09-2017 7:21am

You know it's Autumn when it's the 1st of August.

tea and coffee · 08-09-2017 7:29am

WesternZulu wrote: »

You know it's Autumn when it's the 1st of August.

Just no. *humph* 1st of September.

- When GBBO starts
- When Pumpkin Spice lattes are back on the coffee menus.
-When the traffic gets impossible again

Vinculus · 08-09-2017 7:30am

You know it's Autumn when your local supermarket puts up their Christmas decorations.

Burial. · 08-09-2017 7:47am

When aul dolls stop showing the bare legs.

Jim Bob Scratcher · 08-09-2017 7:49am

When there is traffic delays in the morning because of the fooking schools

ChromeAutofill · 08-09-2017 8:12am

tea and coffee wrote: »

Just no. *humph* 1st of September.

- When GBBO starts
- When Pumpkin Spice lattes are back on the coffee menus.
-When the traffic gets impossible again

Autumn realistically begins by mid August in Ireland, you can see the change in the clour if the leaves by the leaves by then and temperatures and daylight hours are noticably dropping.

Spider Web · 08-09-2017 8:50am

Misread title as "You know it's Autism when..."

Widdershins · 08-09-2017 9:00am

When most plants and trees have finished their growing season. They don't abide by official deadlines. Some of them have even begun to change colour or die back by now but an observant person would notice the start of the process back in August.

tea and coffee · 08-09-2017 9:21am

ChromeAutofill wrote: »

Autumn realistically begins by mid August in Ireland, you can see the change in the clour if the leaves by the leaves by then and temperatures and daylight hours are noticably dropping.

*puts fingers in ears* la la la la la. What's that?!?!
I refuse to have a winter birthday!
And February ain't spring no matter what Bridge says.
(Sorry, OT)