That means then that whilst we wait for tomorrow(another day) it will never actually arrive, because every day(except yesterday) which is gone, is today!Today is always today, tomorrow is another day and yesterday is gone.
I refer to the question the not so honourable member raised earlier.No thank you Mort.
I think it may be safer not to answer that one lolYou might not be you know.
It's one of those things that "How?" would have found out in an experiment... that was one of my favourite programmes apart from the buffoonery of that idiot Fred Dineage.Good question, Archie, but why do you want to know?
I waited, but its still only today. Tomorrow never turned up!You have to do it during night of daylight savings time then you're all set.
Usually celebrated towards the end of the year, with a greater emphasis placed on the 25th December.When's Christmas?
When's Christmas?
Damn!Technically this is the 11th question since one person above you asked two questions.
Jenny is greedy.
I waited, but its still only today. Tomorrow never turned up!
I was never interested in the yes,yes. Its a bit like people who say you should cycle around town because you will see parts of town you knew were thereBut you'll never know how many people did
A: Yes, yes
once you ha had more than ten questions posted, because they won't have posted one.
Simply put into a phrase: "keep it real"It is true. If it were not then the world would be a stranger place than it is and it isn't, it's just exactly as strange as it is.