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• "Don't work too hard" - a common Irish parting phrase.
• "We work to live; we don't live to work."
• "He wouldn't work to warm himself."
• "If work was in the bed, he'd sleep on the floor."
• "Work is the curse of the drinking classes." — Oscar Wilde
• "Didn't do a tap." — Attended the job, but didn't do much work.
• "Didn't do a stroke." — The same as "didn't do a tap."
• "Are you working?" — Asked in casual street conversation. Does not imply "what do you do."
• "Pressure is for tires."