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I honestly don't know if this is right forum to ask this questions but, earlier I asked if anyone knew where the phrase "upper weekend" came from, referring to the next weekend to come. Thanks you for the response to that request. I tried to research it and the only info I found was that it is used in Africa. Does anyone know if this term is common in Czech Republic or Montenegro?
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red gray 100 the only info I found was that it is used in Africa I found the same thing. red gray 100 Does anyone know if this term is common in Czech Republic or Montenegro? Not that I know of.
- red gray 100 the only info I found was that it is used in Africa I found the same thing.
- red gray 100 Does anyone know if this term is common in Czech Republic or Montenegro?
- Not that I know of.
- If you don't hear from anyone else within the next five days or so, probably no one else here knows about it either.
- CJ
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red gray 100the only info I found was that it is used in Africa
I found the same thing.
red gray 100Does anyone know if this term is common in Czech Republic or Montenegro?
Not that I know of. If you don't hear from anyone else within the next five days or so, probably no one else here knows about it either.
0I found two instances online that seem to refer to the weekend before last and not the one after the next, both from Nigeria.
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