Whether you’re new to the world of Tuesday or you’ve been a Tuesday fanatic for years, there are a few things you may not know. Here are five fun facts about Tuesday.
‘Taco Tuesday’ is a trademark of Taco John’s
Throughout the past thirty years, Taco John’s has aggressively pursued infringements of its “Taco Tuesday” slogan. This has resulted in hundreds of cease-and-desist letters sent to businesses who have used the phrase in advertisements and promotional material. However, Taco John’s is currently losing its battle to protect its trademark.
In the past, Taco John’s has used this slogan to promote discounted tacos on Tuesdays. Initially, this taco campaign was successful. It helped attract business. However, other restaurants took advantage of the lingo to advertise specials, too.
Taco Tuesday is a trademark of Taco John’s, which is a national taco chain based in Wyoming. Currently, Taco John’s has nearly 400 locations throughout 23 states.
‘Patch Tuesday’ is the second Tuesday of the month when Microsoft releases their patches
Whether you’re a novice or an expert in computing, you probably know about Patch Tuesday. This is the second Tuesday of every month, and it’s when Microsoft releases updates for their software products and services.
Patch Tuesday is a great time to get a jump on fixing software vulnerabilities. These patches can help to protect your computers from hackers. They are also important to the overall health of your system. A patch can fix security holes in Microsoft Windows, as well as other Microsoft products and services.
One of the best parts about Patch Tuesday is that it’s easy to see which updates are available. Windows Update automatically downloads updates as they become available. Some patches are incompatible with your system, so make sure you check your system compatibility before installing them.
‘Tiw’s Day’ comes from Norse mythology
‘Tiw’s Day’ is the name of Tuesday, one of the seven days of the week. This day comes from the Norse mythology. The god Tyr was the ancestor of Tuesday, and he was associated with the planet Mars.
In Norse mythology, Tyr was a god of war. He was also associated with Jupiter. He was also a god of justice. He carried a spear in his left hand. He was related to a sybil. He also lost his sword hand to a wolf.
Another god related to Tyr is Geirroth, the king of Norse gods. He was a giant. When he thought that Odin was a common wanderer, he tortured him for eight nights. When Geirroth realized his mistake, he fell on his sword. Afterwards, his son was kind to the disguised god.
‘Taco Tuesday’ is the day of Mangala
Various countries across the globe dedicate one or more days to one or more specific foods. Some countries have several official days of the week, such as France, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Some nations have no special days of the week, or only a few days a year. For instance, Thailand’s yearly calendar includes seven days, including Sunday and Monday. A few countries, such as China, have a calendar with thirteen days. In addition to the official calendar, some countries have a lunar calendar, which means that some months are ruled by a heavenly body, while others are ruled by a lesser entity.
‘Taco Tuesday’ is the day of Barack Obama’s inauguration
Thousands of people lined up to watch Barack Obama’s inauguration as president. The historic event set a record attendance for any event in Washington, D.C., and has already been ranked as one of the most watched events in history.
The Obama administration is preparing to address some of the most pressing issues facing the country, including the economy and health care. He also has to deal with a long list of fiscal deadlines. But Obama, aides and advisers are working on an ambitious progressive agenda. He must work with a divided Congress to advance this agenda.
‘Tuesday’ is the day with most Christmas
Taking down Christmas decorations may seem like a chore, but it’s actually very easy. If you have a post-holiday schedule, you’ll be able to put the ornaments back in the closet and take down the tree.
The post-holiday season is actually a great time to celebrate and reminisce about favorite Christmas traditions. It’s a chance to enjoy Christmas carols, festive parties, shopping, and gift giving.
Although the Christmas season has a distinctly European beginning, it’s not the first time the holiday has been celebrated. The origins of Christmas date back to the fourth century. Some of the earliest Christians, such as St Basil the Great, St Gregory Nazianzen, and St. Simeon Stylites the Elder, lived on a small platform on top of a pillar for 37 years.
‘Tuesday’ is the day of Tiw
Originally known as the day of Mars, Tuesday is the second day of the week. Tuesday’s English name comes from Old English Tiwesdaeg. In some languages, it is also called hwayoil, meaning Mars Day.
Most English words for days are derived from the Anglo-Saxon god names. In addition, Tuesday’s name comes from the Latin name dies Martis, which was associated with the Roman god of war Mars.
The Germanic god Tiw is a descendant of the Proto-Germanic god Tiwaz. The Proto-Germanic god Tiw was associated with the sky and was also associated with justice and heroism. He may have been a father to the gods, though he was later taken over by Thor.
