Douglas AdamsThis must be Thursday. I never could get the hang of Thursdays
About This Quote
Thursday is often a day we dread. It is the day of the week that we’ve had the most work and we didn’t get any of it done. There is always something we have to do that will be a huge chore if we do not get it done by Thursday. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday were the days when there was nothing to do.
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