Surreal, forgotten or little-known facts about SUNDAY

The oldest recorded use of the word "Sunday" is by Bob Geldolf during his infamous sweary rant during Live Aid 1985.

Although etymologists believe he used it wrong, thinking it was a type of African clothing.
 
Sunday was invented in 1974. When Margaret Thatcher came to power in 1979 she elected to keep Sunday but abolished Happyday and Smileday giving us the 7 day week we have now.
 
Also, hi Moopy. I just had food poisoning, gastro-something or equivalent. Hideous. I'll spare you the worst but the phrase "both ends" should give you the idea.
 
dmlaw said:
I am now assuming that big ron gets the shits recreationally.
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Much like dabbling with opium in a sleepy laotian village, this was a one off experience that could only happen in a certain time and place. (By ordering chilli con carne that had clearly been in the back of a thai freezer for 8 years.)
 
jyxz said:
I thought you finished weeks ago!

Did they dress you up inside an empty bear skin and give you the bumps as a farewell?
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I've had holidays to take but had 2 Sundays to do. They rang the bell & got the shop to give me a round of applause, plus a nice card & chocolates. I'll genuinely miss them all. Too shattered to carry on now I'm teaching though.
 
A single teaspoon of ground Sunday provides roughly 20% of your recommended daily intake of iron, while also aiding digestion by stimulating bile release.
 
I have had a FABULOUS SUNDAY. When the world seems like it’s blowing away let’s blow something else…. :horny:
 
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