second Tuesday of the week

Meaning: (idiomatic)A time that will never come.2010, Ernie Gabrielson,Strikes to Spare:He remembered the snickers and feeble excuses girls had offered him when he dared to ask one for a date. “Yes, I'll go out with you on thesecond Tuesday of the week.” Such a remark was usually accompanied by giggles or outright laughter.2012, Sam Antone,Kayleen, It's Okay to Cry, page 7:But my insurance will pay for that part of it . . . Uh-hmm . . . Well, then you owe me twenty dollars . . . Uh, On uh, thesecond Tuesday of the week. . .

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