Not yet, no.Do we know what date the Fall event starts?
Nothing confirmed as of yet on Halloween, but can't see why notUgh, 'Fall' Event. God, I hate the term 'Fall'.
It does look pretty cute though, hooray for free stuff.
Will we be getting a new Spring Event also?? I hope Halloween Event is still safe as well? I always enjoy that.
Suppose it is fairly early days yet for that.No clue on Spring yet, and doubt I could tell you if I did have a clue
I prefer the word Autumn to Fall definitely, but we'll just have to deal with this as we do with the 'Soccer Event'A more appropriate name for the Fall event should be Autumn
Ugh, 'Fall' Event. God, I hate the term 'Fall'.
It does look pretty cute though, hooray for free stuff.
Will we be getting a new Spring Event also?? I hope Halloween Event is still safe as well? I always enjoy that.
I didn't say it originated in America, I just said that I didn't like itAlthough technically the term 'fall' has its derivations in 16th century English, so whilst some may not like the term, it actually originated in England rather than America....
And eggplant. *shudder*How about aluminum? heheheee
ToucheAnd eggplant. *shudder*
Although technically the term 'fall' has its derivations in 16th century English, so whilst some may not like the term, it actually originated in England rather than America....
'The term came to denote the season in 16th century England, a contraction of Middle English expressions like "fall of the leaf" and "fall of the year". During the 17th century, English emigration to the British colonies in North America was at its peak, and the new settlers took the English language with them. While the term fall gradually became obsolete in Britain, it became the more common term in North America'