Super Password Question

[TLEberle]

I would like to make a correlation of illegal clues to day of the week the show aired.  I'm putting my chip on Tuesday.

Horseapples. The answer is obviously Friday.

[PYLdude]

I would like to make a correlation of illegal clues to day of the week the show aired.  I'm putting my chip on Tuesday.

Horseapples. The answer is obviously Friday.

I had "the twelfth of Never" on my card.

[Kevin Prather]

I would like to make a correlation of illegal clues to day of the week the show aired.  I'm putting my chip on Tuesday.

Horseapples. The answer is obviously Friday.

I'd have said Friday as well, so I'm not sure if you're joking or serious.

[JonSea31]

I had "the twelfth of Never" on my card.

Ah, yes.  I remember that lyric from a big hit song by Earth, Wind & Fire.  And it's not "September."

[Brian44]

I had "the twelfth of Never" on my card.

Ah, yes.  I remember that lyric from a big hit song by Earth, Wind & Fire.  And it's not "September."

"Fantasy"

Took all of 6 seconds to Google.

[aaron sica]

I had "the twelfth of Never" on my card.

Ah, yes.  I remember that lyric from a big hit song by Earth, Wind & Fire.  And it's not "September."

Of course not, it's "After the Love has Gone".

[SRIV94]

I had "the twelfth of Never" on my card.

Ah, yes.  I remember that lyric from a big hit song by Earth, Wind & Fire.  And it's not "September."

Whippersnapper.  Johnny Mathis and Donny Osmond had hits with a song of the same title.

/Now get off my lawn. 

[PYLdude]

I had "the twelfth of Never" on my card.

Ah, yes.  I remember that lyric from a big hit song by Earth, Wind & Fire.  And it's not "September."

Whippersnapper.  Johnny Mathis and Donny Osmond had hits with a song of the same title.

/Now get off my lawn. 

For some reason I thought Bobby Vinton did as well...apparently he didn't.

Fun fact: Donny's version hit the top of the UK chart in '73, knocking off the four week reigning champion Slade, with "Cum On Feel the Noize". Years later, the Quiet Riot cover of the latter song would outpace both of them on the Billboard Hot 100 (Donny peaked at #8, Slade barely cracked the list, and Quiet Riot topped out at #5).