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I like "Start on Monday, Have a Date By Sunday" better. It sounds more pleasing to the tongue (since it rhymes). The phrase they use now is semantically nice, b
by technoguyrob 18y ago
I like "Start on Monday, Have a Date By Sunday" better. It sounds more pleasing to the tongue (since it rhymes). The phrase they use now is semantically nice, but not as stylistically pleasing.
- apmee 18y agoExcept, who goes out on a Sunday - the Day of Rest? I know, many people, but still, conventions are important and Saturday is still the conventional "fun day".