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Friday Afternoon CarFriday Afternoon Car : PhrasesMeaning: A faulty or sub-standard car. More widely, any poor effort. Example: Origin: This is a British phrase and alludes to the belief that car workers lose interest toward the end of the week and make cars which are below standard. The first reference I can find to it is in the Usenet group 'net.auto', from August 18th 1983 ( at 5:54 pm if you want to be precise): "Regarding the British car which leaked more oil ... Some of my (British) friends would say you have a "Friday afternoon car" - one built on the last day when everyone's in a hurry to go home." Phrases Index |
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