09/01 - Sprinting Sunday!

i forgot to leave the link here https://forum.turkerview.com/threads/08-31-striking-saturday.2549/page-6#post-1324689

you know, in case you guys wanted to wow it or something, make @ThisPoorGuy's life a little more fun tonight

 

It's been deleted

 

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No, https://forum.turkerview.com/posts/1324689/

@Kayashi just didn't link it properly.

 

Oh...I forgot time zones are a thing...

I looked based on the time in his screenshot

 

i do suck at interneting

 

Blame @ChrisTurk for using forum software that even allows you to fuck that up.

 

I presume tomorrow is going to be as dead as a door nail. ?

 

some of my best days have been holidays

 

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Well, I guess I better get up at 5 then and see what happens. Thanks!

 

Dead as a doornail
Dead as a doornail is a phrase which means not alive, unequivocally deceased. The term goes back to the 1300s, the phrase dead as a doornail is found in poems of the time. The term dead as a doornail was used in the 1500s by William Shakespeare, and in Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol in 1843. It is thought that the phrase dead as a doornail comes from the manner of securing doornails that were hammered into a door by clenching them. Clenching is the practice of bending over the protruding end of the nail and hammering it into the wood. When a nail has been clenched, it has been dead nailed, and is not easily resurrected to use again. An alternative wording of the phrase dead as a doornail is deader than a doornail.

 

Same

 

I suspected someone might present a history of the phrase; and I'm glad you did. Enlightening!