silly season

The phrase "silly season" typically refers to a period, especially in journalism or politics, when there is a lack of serious news or a proliferation of absurd or trivial stories. It often occurs during the summer months when many news events are slow, leading to the publication or circulation of lighthearted or nonsensical stories. Additionally, "silly season" can also denote a time when there is unusual or irrational behavior, often associated with holidays or vacation periods.


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