GLADSTONE CEILING CAVITY YIELDS 47 VB CANS AND ZERO INSULATION
The previous owner's R-value was, technically, beer.
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The previous owner's R-value was, technically, beer.
Staff say a fresh shipment is due Thursday. Several customers have stayed anyway, just to be near the empty hook.
Two women, one mug, one volunteer named Pat who has now requested a transfer to Hornby.
Three weeks of dire warnings undone by what one witness called 'barely a spit, honestly'.
Pre-meeting meeting scheduled for Thursday. Or the Thursday after. A working group will confirm.
The long weight is ongoing. So is the apprenticeship, technically.
The bloke who won it has had it on his mantle since March. His mum dusted it weekly.
The artist is seven. The complainant has a tape measure and a printout of the wrong bylaw.
The slide has been wrapped in hazard tape since June. The aspiration, per WCC, is 'ongoing'.
Forty-two bucks of 91. Three metres of paper. One tradie running late.
She was saving them for a toaster. The toaster is no longer on the table. Neither is the scooter, technically.
One local's fringe reportedly took out a sunglasses display outside the dairy.
Two queues, one trolley, zero patience. A Takapuna sparky reckons he aged out of his apprenticeship waiting for the first cordon.
The PTA calls it a record year. The garages of Mt Eden tell a different story.
What began as a riverside gathering has become a silent standoff over who brought the better flask.
Murray the dog has a better attendance record than half the council. His owner hasn't shown since June.
The cow had no comment. The jandal's owner is still at large.
The app shows a smiling sun. The wheelie bins are sideways. Something has to give.
The Hilux is parked outside a Lincoln Road job site. The hotplate is on the cab. WorkSafe has been notified.
Forty-six were reminders. The forty-seventh corrected reminder twelve.
The wind giveth. Remuera would like it to taketh away again, ideally before the body corporate meeting.
The machine froze on a single kūmara. The customer froze on the existential question.
Two-hour meeting. No vote reached. The barbecue is on Saturday.
The bin holds 47 jerseys, one shoe, and a lunchbox last seen in Year 3.
Three staff are in merino. Two are in puffers. One bloke is in jandals. HR has been called.
Calendar invite went out at 6.04am. The agenda is the agenda.
The Hilux occupies two parks and an opinion. Other parents are furious but smiling.
Tuesday's low of 8.4 degrees prompted full winter response from Christchurch City Council.
The report recommends a follow-up report. The follow-up report will cost more than the first one.
The builder reckons it's a vibe deck. The owner reckons it's a windowsill.