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Tomorrow never comes
Tomorrow never comes.
Prov. When the day arrives that you are now calling "tomorrow," you will call that day "today" and a different day will be called "tomorrow." (Therefore, you should not resolve to do something tomorrow, since that day will never arrive.) Jill: When are you going to go to lunch with me? Jane: Tomorrow. Jill: Tomorrow never comes.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
MÓRic | | MO-reets | Hungarian |
Saffira | | - | Biblical Latin |
Lisbet | | - | Swedish, Norwegian, Danish |
Edna (1) | | ED-nə (English) | Irish, Scottish, English |
Cairo | | KIE-ro | English (Rare) |
Waldron | | ['wɔ:ldrən] | |