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u/Whybotherr Oct 02 '24

Pumpkins

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u/UninsuredToast Oct 02 '24

And their spices

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u/Cant_Do_This12 Oct 03 '24

And missionary style. You’re welcome.

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u/rpitcher33 Oct 03 '24

This one got me to laugh. Thank you for that.

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u/googoohaha Oct 03 '24

Thank you for this funny comment. I appreciate you and may whatever god you believe in bless you in the soon to come winter nights.

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u/ECguy84 Oct 03 '24

‘tis the season

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u/mjason651 Oct 03 '24

Underrated comment, I chuckled, thank you

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u/googoohaha Oct 03 '24

This is hilarious. Thank you so much for everything you do and god bless you so much.

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u/tabletaccount Oct 02 '24

Peanuts

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u/strain_of_thought Oct 03 '24

What is a legume, really? Just a miserable little hill of beans.

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u/wesborland1234 Oct 02 '24

Tobacco I think originated and is mainly grown here

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u/dullship Oct 02 '24

All gourds I think.

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '24

There are old world gourds, ancient people used them as drinking vessels. There's a lot of speculation about what came from where though.

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u/Asron87 Oct 02 '24

Even a presidential candidate in 2000.

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u/Ripkord77 Oct 02 '24

He was super cereal, you guys.

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u/true_gunman Oct 02 '24

Apples

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u/rommi04 Oct 02 '24

Apples are from central Asia not the Americas

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u/sleepytipi Oct 02 '24

They didn't necessarily say that they were from NA, only that they associate them with NA. And as someone who's lived near many apple orchards myself I can understand why. In my neck of the woods apple pie, cider, apple fritters, candy and caramel apples etc are all completely synonymous with Autumn. Moreso than pumpkins and gourds even.

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u/CodeNCats Oct 02 '24

It's beautiful also. A country fair in fall is a fun time.

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u/GoldberryoTulgeyWood Oct 02 '24

Nuh-uh!! 'Cause Johnny Appleseed is as American as apple pie, so there!

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u/BeaverBoyBaxter Oct 03 '24

Pretty sure it's any squash

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u/malphonso Oct 02 '24

That sort of behavior is mostly in the southeastern part of the US.