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- Ok, Team we're going to need to do some rebranding next year. "November" just has such a negative ring to it.
- About Yesvember! or Maybevember!
- what about Fo'shovember?
- oh thats good!
Idiots (the people in the strip, not you all)! The “No” in “November” has nothing to do with negativity. It’s from the Latin word for “nine” (“novem)” and the month got its name from the fact that it was originally the NINTH month of the year in the Roman calendar, which started in March and ended in December (January and February weren’t counted at that time).
GrimmaTheNome over 8 years ago
It’s already been rebranded as ‘movember’ hasn’t it?
gammaguy over 8 years ago
“Warm ember”? But be careful not to emphasize the last syllable.
kenray2010 over 8 years ago
I like Knowvember — appeals to quest for knowledge — altho Warmmember does have a certain charm
ahnk_2000 over 8 years ago
Movember is appropriate because it has Black Friday with people wanting mo mo mo.
Perkycat over 8 years ago
Why don’t we just do away with it and add another month in the summer. We are having out first day of snow – me don’t like!
MeGoNow Premium Member over 8 years ago
PreChristmas
CYGNUS X1 over 8 years ago
Whoa Whoa!! I was born in November and I take umbrage to this negative connotation Danny Boy
What? Me worried ? over 8 years ago
I think we ought to go with Newspeak of Oceania ! And call it Summer 2 !
LeeCox over 5 years ago
Idiots (the people in the strip, not you all)! The “No” in “November” has nothing to do with negativity. It’s from the Latin word for “nine” (“novem)” and the month got its name from the fact that it was originally the NINTH month of the year in the Roman calendar, which started in March and ended in December (January and February weren’t counted at that time).
Ermine Notyours over 5 years ago
Call it “December” and make it 61 days. It already looks like it.
Nyckname over 5 years ago
I’m really surprised that the Xtian “right” doesn’t make a bigger fuss over the names of the days of the week, plus a couple’f months.
Kip W over 5 years ago
Yo!vember.
i_am_the_jam over 5 years ago
For what it’s worth, November originally meant “ninth month”. (The Romans had their year end in February.)