Glenorchy shop's "closing down" sign now older than the owner's youngest kid
Ninth year of the everything-must-go sale. Everything is, in fact, still there.
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Dave left the tools ten years ago but never left the site banter. He files Tradie Tales from a ute that may or may not pass its WOF.
Ninth year of the everything-must-go sale. Everything is, in fact, still there.
Slide works. Swings work. Consultant's invoice apparently doesn't.
Ginger tom Mervyn is beating an actual human suspect 43 to 12. The human is furious.
The onions were on. The librarian was not having it. The ref blew full-time from the car park.
She brought a thermos. She brought opinions. She brought a spare cardigan. Nobody's game to ask her to leave.
The trolley was last seen in Frankton. It is now in a paddock past Glenorchy, and nobody's putting their hand up.
Ref blew the whistle for a Cessna. Then a heifer. Then a jandal. Parents lost the plot.
DCC hired a consultant to explain a bronze bird nobody in Otago asked for. He billed the trip down.
Terms of reference expanded twice. The hubcap remains the sole exhibit.
Ref couldn't see the ball. Ref couldn't see the players. Ref could smell blue raspberry from thirty metres.
An apology, an accounting, and a petition making its way through the southern suburbs.
Reckons the glare hits different when he's shirtless. Neighbour reckons he's a knob.
Sources who spoke to The Daily Yarn on condition of anonymity say the swings were 'basically fine, mate'.
One flap of plastic. Three days of accusations. A retired accountant has printed diagrams.
The Hilux is loaded, the gas bottle is on, and the building consent is theoretical.
The forecast said sun. The sky said get stuffed. A single dark cloud is now parked directly over the ferry terminal doing whatever it wants.
A Stuff investigation can reveal the match resumed, then stopped, then resumed, then stopped again.
Three raised beds in, no one will admit to planting it, and Beryl's threatening to pull the lot.
Guys. Guys. I never thought I'd have to make this video.
A statement from Dave the Tradie regarding aggressive peas and the work he's doing.