“Mondays suck so hard, they should work in porn” is a saying that has been printed on several images. Many people hate Mondays, the traditional start of the work week.
“Mondays suck so hard, they should work in porn” was posted on Twitter by “ʞɔɒd to back” on January 9, 2012. “Mondays suck so hard they should work in porn” was posted on Twitter by Zavala later on January 9, 2012. The saying probably originated on an image.
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ʞɔɒd to back
@victhewizard
Mondays suck so hard, they should work in porn.
8:18 AM · Jan 9, 2012·Twitter Web Client
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Zavala
@Zavala5
Mondays suck so hard they should work in porn….. ahhhhh thank God this upcoming weekend is a 3 day weekend for the JB&A office
11:18 AM · Jan 9, 2012·TweetCaster for Android
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dont even trip dawg
@122dayz_
Monday’s Suck So Hard They Should Work In Porn .
8:19 PM · Jan 30, 2012·Twitter for Android
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Kshitij Bhatt
@kshitij108
Mondays suck so hard they should work in porn….!!!!
1:55 PM · Feb 6, 2012·Twitter Web Client
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Funny Jokes
@FnnyJokes
Mondays suck so hard they should work in porn. #Monday #Work http://applications.frenys.com/1013032-funny-jokes/?quoteId=6121164&ref=twall37
10:47 AM · Jul 22, 2014·Frenys (Quotes)
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Karan
@Authlog
#Mondays #suck so hard.. Probably they should #work in #Porn!!
(“Mondays suck so hard, they should work in porn” is shown on an image.—ed.)
3:30 AM · Sep 30, 2014·Twitter Web Client
Reddit—OnlyFansBlonde
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SKELEH_KE🇰🇪
@SKELEH_THE_GOON
MONDAYS suck so hard,they should work in porn😂💔
1:28 AM · May 23, 2022·Twitter for Android
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clin
@igkenya_
MONDAYS suck so hard, they should work in the porn industry 😂💔
3:10 AM · May 23, 2022·Twitter for Android
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