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September that Never Ended en · PROPN

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  1. (alt-of) Alternative letter-case form of September that never ended.
    • I did that for a while, but I decided, WTH, it can't be any worse than the September that Never Ended. 2013 January 17, Auric__, “Several versions of Linux won't work on two different brands of thumb drives”, in alt.os.linux (Usenet), archived from the original on 08 Dec 2025:
    • Many of the older "gurus" and "experts" are growing (old and )weary and dropping off groups because of the spam, trolls and idiots. Some of us can remember life before the September that Never Ended. (Though in theory it ended on January 25, 2005 ) 2010 September 17, Chris H, “ping richard heathfield”, in comp.lang.c (Usenet), archived from the original on 08 Dec 2025:
    • Actually AOheLl initially brought "the masses" here, many years before G--gl- ever came about. Many claim that we've now moved on to October 1993 at long last, since AOheLl dropped its Usenet support several years back, but G--gl- are really just continuing it. Broadly speaking, the September that Never Ended, for all practical purposes, still hasn't ended. 2012 June 20, Krypsis, quoting MotoFox, “OT for cooking, but OT for newsgroups/usenet^([sic])”, in rec.food.cooking (Usenet), archived from the original on 08 Dec 2025:

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