Saturdays
Saturdays by The T-ster August 10, 2017
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Saturdays are for the boys
A legit excuse to tell your spouse you would rather hang out with your male friends on that day than engage in trivial activities with the aforementioned.
Spouse: We're having dinner with my coworker Janet and her boring husband Ben tomorrow.
You: Can't do darling, Saturdays are for the boys.
You: Can't do darling, Saturdays are for the boys.
Saturdays are for the boys by 0on August 30, 2016
saturdays are for
Saturday's happen to be for the boys. Saturday's are a day when instead of staying with your spouse or significant other, male specimens spend time with their male friends. Saturday's are for the boys.
Spouse: Hey, want to go to the movies tonight?
Male Specimen: Sorry honey, I'm going to crack open a cold one with the boys. Saturdays are for the boys.
Male Specimen: Sorry honey, I'm going to crack open a cold one with the boys. Saturdays are for the boys.
saturdays are for by Saturday'sAreForTheBoys May 29, 2017
Saturdays are for the boys
Saturdays are for the boys.
Saturdays are for the boys by liamznoh August 24, 2018
Saturdays are for the boys
Saturdays are for the boys by blazinfordayz August 28, 2016
Saturdays are for the boys
Saturdays are typically when college football games are played, while NFL games are mostly played on Sundays. College football players = boys, NFL players = men
Saturdays are for the boys by MikeyInternet September 4, 2016
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