help @_@

I'm sorry, Anon, I'm not familiar with using that expression that way.

Anonymous
A friend told you it was Peter who stuck a paper strip with funny words on your back,then you told to Peter" So that's the time of the day."

what's "the time of the day" means here?

thanks

I've never heard the expression, but from the context, I surmise it must mean something like: "so that's how it

Did they actually say "it's that time of day"?

This is an idiomatic phrase. It means 'something is happening that I expect to happen at this time" but in a jokey way. The person meant 'I can see that it is time for us all to mess around now". It's a bit hard to explain but if you google 'it's that time of day" you'll find lots of examples.

Perhaps:
"So this is that time of the day when you're making mischief/when you're playing stupid?"

I 'm sorry,it should be a question -------"So that's the time of the day?"