http://chixe.com/notes/ Chixe Thread: Is Thursday The Weekend? en Fri, 09 Jan 2009 03:14:33 +0000 http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4771 Tue, 31 Oct 2006 03:58:36 thesirdanny 4771 <p>I have Fridays off from work, so... YES! Thursday is the start of the weekend. </p> http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4311 Fri, 20 Oct 2006 14:37:47 lealea 4311 <p>I'm with Tyme. I mix it up. It all depends on workload though. And I've done my share of Thursday night outings. :-) </p> http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4308 Fri, 20 Oct 2006 10:08:19 Kyle 4308 <p>Thursday is totally the weekend. But then again... when I'm only working full time, every day is the weekend. </p> http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4297 Fri, 20 Oct 2006 03:29:37 Tyme 4297 <p>I don't like doing the same thing all the time so I mix it up. I'll make Tues-Thurs be my weekend sometimes. </p> http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4284 Thu, 19 Oct 2006 23:58:43 Devin 4284 <p>It definitely is in college. Business students here don't have class on Friday so CU checks out Thursday afternoon. </p> http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4278 Thu, 19 Oct 2006 23:13:56 JPhill 4278 <p>For me, I would say yes. Technically, yes I have to work on Fridays. In the week up til Thursday night, I try to go to bed at a decent hour. Thursday nights I don't really care because of how chill and carefree Friday's usually are. </p> http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4276 Thu, 19 Oct 2006 23:02:01 Scrivs 4276 <p>Stef, that is weird. Nap, preach brother, preach. </p> http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4271 Thu, 19 Oct 2006 22:46:11 Stefani1 4271 <p>For some weird reason I tend to party more on Sundays then on Thursdays....:) </p> http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4270 Thu, 19 Oct 2006 22:39:51 mattplanet 4270 <p>Easy answer.</p> <p>If you punch any type of clock on Friday, the weekend does NOT begin on Thursday.</p> <p>But I'm with Nap...that doesn't mean it's necessarily a productive punch day. :) </p> http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4247 Thu, 19 Oct 2006 13:05:21 Nils 4247 <p>With this globalized, internationalized and flexibility-ized (?) economy, I guess the weekend is whenever you want it to be.</p> <p>But yeah, Thursday is the evening for (reasonably quiet) drinks, for making plans for the 'real' weekend and for beginning not to care what happens on Friday - even if technically it still is a 'working' day ;-) </p> http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4245 Thu, 19 Oct 2006 13:00:41 Anonymous 4245 <p>The luxury of being self-employed.</p> <p>I hate you guys every Friday morning when I drag myself out of bed at six and slouch to work through pouring rain. </p> http://chixe.com/personal/notes/562/p/1/#response-4242 Thu, 19 Oct 2006 12:13:28 Scrivs 4242 <p>Every since I was in college I have been going out on Thursday nights with my friends and because of this I found that I actually started believing that Thursday was the beginning of the weekend which made Friday a non-working day essentially. Sometimes stuff gets done, but most times it doesn't because its the weekend.</p> <p>So when you leave work today (Thursday) does the weekend start for you? </p>