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Post by rexskidmore on Jul 2, 2006 16:26:51 GMT -5
Hello - New member here.
I used the search function and couldn't locate this:
It's a quote where he says something similar to, "Ah, yeah, the weekend..." and then he goes on and describes how you go out and get drunk and come back to work, etc. and then confirms it all by saying, "the weekend" once more.
I really don't recall the content of the quote, so please excuse my ignorance. ;D
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Post by funkycat on Jul 2, 2006 17:18:29 GMT -5
Hi Rexskidmore. Welcome to the boards. I remember the quote you are referring to - I think Maddie goes on to say that he can do everything he used to do at 20 except recover. If that is the case then I think the quote is from Big Man on Mulberry Street but I am happy to stand corrected.  |
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Post by rose35 on Jul 2, 2006 17:32:38 GMT -5
If it's not Big Man.... i think it may be Witness For The Execution where he talks about hitting it a little hard and going to Vegas etc, etc, etc |
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Post by funkycat on Jul 2, 2006 18:27:08 GMT -5
Actually Rose as I read your post I changed my mind - I think it is from Witness too! |
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Post by babyhayes on Jul 2, 2006 23:45:20 GMT -5
I agree it is definitely Witness - when David is VERY hungover but he accurately sums up the weekend with reference to crouching over a toilet bowl...or something...?! ;D
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Post by Mulberry on Jul 3, 2006 3:24:58 GMT -5
All I keep coming back to is a quote which I think is from the Bride of Tupperman about Fridays being "the day you get paid and the night you get what rhymes with paid". I can't think clearly about the quote you are talking about now, my mind is muddled!!
I blame the hot weather here in the UK... It's about 90 degrees here at the moment and we aren't used to this!!!
Mul
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Post by Johanna on Jul 3, 2006 6:19:08 GMT -5
I'm thinking about "the days between work and more work, two days of *something starting with d" delight"." Hmm. That's all I had! And welcome to the board!
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Post by lin212 on Jul 3, 2006 7:04:15 GMT -5
Definitely Witness. Saturday and Sunday - the days between work and more work. I believe the "delight" refers to one of the Roman or Greek gods - one that starts with "d". The next line refers to the god Bacchus (sp?) "bacchanalian binges".
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Post by diane on Jul 3, 2006 7:20:08 GMT -5
From Witness for the Execution:
Maddie: You should be ashamed of yourself.
David: For what? Having a weekend?
Maddie: A weekend?
David: A weekend. You remember weekends, don't ya? Saturday and Sunday? The time
between work and more work? Two days of Dionysian delights...of Bacchanalian binges? The time you go looking for happiness and end up hunched over someone's toilet? The weekend?
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Post by babyhayes on Jul 3, 2006 23:34:58 GMT -5
that's the one, thanks Diane!!!!!
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Post by rexskidmore on Jul 4, 2006 2:21:28 GMT -5
Thank you SO much for providing this!!
Cheers,
Rex
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