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Posted By: Wordwind Jack at Work - 05/27/02 05:10 PM
OK, if all work and no play make Jack a dull boy, then what does all play and no work make Jack?

I can't think of an answer to this one.

Help, please.

Best regards,
WordWork-Shirking

Posted By: musick Re: Jack at Work - 05/27/02 05:13 PM
Playful.

Posted By: wwh Re: Jack at Work - 05/27/02 05:14 PM
All work and no play makes jack. All play and no work makes a jackass.

Posted By: themilum Re: Jack at Work - 05/27/02 05:20 PM
It makes one my neighbor's unemployed son-in-law - Jack the Rapper.



Posted By: Geoff Re: Jack at Work - 05/27/02 10:10 PM
Impecunious. But then, not all buy in to the Puritain/Protestant work ethic.

Posted By: of troy Re: Jack at Work - 05/27/02 10:18 PM
a party animal! when can i met him!

you know what they say, No Pain, No gain so do the right thing.. Party till it hurts!

Posted By: wsieber Re: Jack at Work - 06/03/02 05:28 AM
Around here we have a saying: Work is a wonderful thing: I could watch it all day long..

Posted By: wow Re: Jack at Work - 06/04/02 04:01 PM
all play and no work make Jack?

A gigolo ?

OTOH I've found the best thing to do with your jack is to put it to work!
Posted By: modestgoddess Re: Jack at Work - 06/08/02 01:53 AM
an idle sod?
or perhaps just everybody's sodding idol (for getting away with what we all wish we could get away with!)

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