PrattRules wrote:I don't agree with this Sunday-is-the-first-day-of-the-week nonsense.
Take it up with Moses.
PrattRules wrote:I don't agree with this Sunday-is-the-first-day-of-the-week nonsense.
spiffyrob wrote:Two words in the Saturday NYT Xword that I needed most of the crosses to be sure of the spelling, even though I immediately knew what both of them were:[Reveal] Spoiler:KRZYZEWSKI
KYRGYZSTAN
Bucky wrote:wasn't sunday the seventh day of the world though? you think the calendar makers would've taken that into account.
Monkeyboy wrote:Bucky wrote:wasn't sunday the seventh day of the world though? you think the calendar makers would've taken that into account.
This is what I always thought. Sunday is the day of rest after a work of sweaty protestant ethic.
Slowhand wrote:Monkeyboy wrote:Bucky wrote:wasn't sunday the seventh day of the world though? you think the calendar makers would've taken that into account.
This is what I always thought. Sunday is the day of rest after a work of sweaty protestant ethic.
You Gentiles. The Sabbath (the day of rest, the seventh day) is and always has been Saturday.
clever bastards.spiffyrob wrote:Two words in the Saturday NYT Xword that I needed most of the crosses to be sure of the spelling, even though I immediately knew what both of them were:[Reveal] Spoiler:KRZYZEWSKI
KYRGYZSTAN
Slowhand wrote:Monkeyboy wrote:Bucky wrote:wasn't sunday the seventh day of the world though? you think the calendar makers would've taken that into account.
This is what I always thought. Sunday is the day of rest after a work of sweaty protestant ethic.
You Gentiles. The Sabbath (the day of rest, the seventh day) is and always has been Saturday.
PrattRules wrote:Slowhand wrote:Monkeyboy wrote:Bucky wrote:wasn't sunday the seventh day of the world though? you think the calendar makers would've taken that into account.
This is what I always thought. Sunday is the day of rest after a work of sweaty protestant ethic.
You Gentiles. The Sabbath (the day of rest, the seventh day) is and always has been Saturday.
Why is Sunday part of the weekend? Wouldn't it be weekstart or weekbegin?
PrattRules wrote:I'm very happy for one of my closer friends, who just engaged, but I'm not happy enough to drive 45 minutes for him to show me the proposal spot, like he suggests I do. Am I an asshole, or is that an odd request?
Slowhand wrote:PrattRules wrote:I'm very happy for one of my closer friends, who just engaged, but I'm not happy enough to drive 45 minutes for him to show me the proposal spot, like he suggests I do. Am I an asshole, or is that an odd request?
Sounds like a weirdo.