- 25-04-2012, 12:38 #1
Would you use this builder?
Taking the grandson to school this morning I passed a building site where an old church is being renovated, extra buildings built in the grounds and a new old peoples sheltered housing complex being created which cost several millions. I couldn't help but notice one of the work vans;
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- 25-04-2012, 12:42 #2
Did those guys on the Hiab come over and ask if you was from the DSS?
If I hate blue Smarties does that make me a racist?
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- 25-04-2012, 12:44 #3
- 25-04-2012, 12:51 #4
The guys in the background looked suspiciously nervous tho'

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- 25-04-2012, 13:21 #5Senior Member
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Seen on a van on the M25,
"Singh and Singh Builders, You have used the Cowboys now try the Indians"A definition of a Gentleman:
A Gentleman is never rude unintentionally.
- 25-04-2012, 14:36 #6
Saw this on a van in Cardiff too, probably the same family.........
On a different note I also saw a van with "Panther removals" written on the side, bloke got a bit pissed of when I asked him if he could do tigers too....miserable cunt.A computer once beat me at chess, but was no match for me at kickboxing.
- 25-04-2012, 14:42 #7
I saw a red Sherpa Van in Belfast once, it had the name of a plumbing firm on the side but they'd forgotten to put an address or phone number on it....come to think of it......I was driving the fucker.
- 25-04-2012, 14:50 #8
A few weeks ago I walked past a van with the words "Winkle Removals" proudly emblazoned across the side. They're not coming near my winkle, I can tell you.
When you're faced with trouble,
When beset by doubt,
Run around in circles,
Wave your arms and shout.
- 25-04-2012, 14:54 #9
This van made me laugh here in Aldershot......
''Up 800 - 4 men stood anxiously''
- 25-04-2012, 14:59 #10
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