Mt Eden builder names every nail on site, refuses to hammer until greeted properly
Job is eleven weeks behind. The foreman's calling in sick. The nails have surnames.
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Dave treats every stolen garden gnome like an Interpol case.
Job is eleven weeks behind. The foreman's calling in sick. The nails have surnames.
What began as a polite A4 request has escalated to laminated rebuttals and at least one diagram.
Victim alleges the same bird has been clocking him since Tuesday. Police have classified it as a Bird Matter.
Wheelie bin last seen heading for Outram at pace. Owner not invited.
Owner told organisers the goat was 'for atmosphere'. Organisers say the atmosphere was already fine.
Club treasurer cited budget. Sideline cited treason. Constabulary cited Section 4.
Curator confirms the hubcap is from a 1987 Corolla. The story is from 1992 and unrelated.
Operator put the onions under the sausage. Customer put the onions on the ground. Then she put herself in his face.
Two factions, one cul-de-sac, zero hose. Police describe the situation as 'ongoing and frankly embarrassing'.
Two women, one mug, one volunteer named Pat who has now requested a transfer to Hornby.
Complainant has filed three reports, two diagrams, and a strongly worded letter to ECan.
The neighbour wanted Mist Grey. She got blue.
There are no benchtops, no skirtings, and one wall remains, in the builder's words, "largely conceptual".
Police have not ruled out that the gnome walked off. At this stage they've ruled out nothing.
Cashier told customer the card had "a vibe" the system wasn't comfortable with.