a catchphrase that reverses a popular cliché UK Attributed to Oscar Wilde.
— Hesketh Pearson, LifeofOscarWilde, 1946
I was beginning to resent the five days when I had to be someplace, dressed just so and taking orders. Work, I had discovered, was the curse of the drinking class. — Russell Means, WhereWhiteMenFeartoTread, p. 73, 1995