Re: Weekend Warrior! [was [pic] footballer]
From Bateau <Its...@Not-A-Real-Address.com>
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· 6 Dec 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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On Mon, 04 Dec 2000 19:49:59 GMT bor...@tedious.net (Justin Case) wrote: > \/\/\ > / _ _\ > | '7'/ > .\ '_ >\'- -.- ' '-. >'--._| <> _ \ > '-/Ubo ||||_.'\ > / V | \ . > / | ) ') > ;_________| / .' > \ o | \,) > |=======| > | ) > | ' / AsH (modified by JC without permission) > |__.\_.': > ': ;:\ .':--.__ > : '; '-.____L'[ > \ '\ \[ > ' \ .--. > \.-) / \_/\ > /_,-' \_/ \/ > ''-' > >I don't know what they call it in the UK, but in the US we call >typical 9_to_5'ers "Weekend Warriors". This is especially true when >the "warrior" in question likes to remind everyone of what a big jock >he _used_ to be (stress on _used_). I've been around boring bastards >like that at the gym. Stupid gits. <g> I think here "weekend warriors" refers to army reservists. -- | _ \ _ ^~ email:bateau at jupiterio.net | <')_,/ , ; \ >(')__, . ` ' , ,______________._ | (_~=/ \._`.'. \ (_~_/ _, '------:_______ ;==( *BANG* | ='- \=~_) ; \ ~^~~^~ ` (_~_/ | | `-\ \ *BANG* | ICQ:11367619 -'= \ ~^~~^~ `~' \_;
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