I am talking about builders. Builders are all bad. Builders are a carousing bunch of fucking shyster bastards.
I know you can’t generalise – but I am and they are. If we had to destroy all builders I know we might lose a few good men, a few honest builders might perish – but surely this would be a small price to pay. The few would have to lay down their lives that we might rid our planet of this scourge of evil degenerates. And they are always men. I’ve seen a couple of girl ones on TV, but I don’t really believe they exist. The fairer sex don’t do building.
Besides… there is nothing fair about builders.
I think we can trace their malice back to their background – again I would qualify this generalisation by having spoken to numerous builders over the last ten years (a deeply unpleasant activity and one I would urge you all to avoid, because if there is one thing worse than watching a builder fuck something up, it’s having to have the bastard explain how he’s managed to do it afterwards).
Builders were the stupid kids at school, or to use the correct educational term ‘the window lickers’
Gradually emerging from the depths of hrough a process of attrition and male-rape from another builder, have learned vaguely how to do something with a saw or hammer (other than beating their little sister until she submits).
From then on in it’s an add in the local paper and telephone directory, or maybe half an hour a week in a ’special’ college for special children and builders, and hey ho off they go, for £150 a day tax-free. The bastards. Lying in wait for an unsuspecting member of the public to call them up and ask, ever so politely, if they could do something – for money.
Then their into full builder-mode. Them um, they ah, they come ’round when it fucking suits them, they start the meter running the moment one of their (multiple10000 offspring) answers the ‘phone. They’ve got you. They own you. You owe them.
No job is ever simple, no job ever straightforward. By age twenty five the average builder has 75% more facial wrinkles than the average person (www.researchonbastards.com) from screwing their ugly bastard faces up at jobs. ‘Oooh, well, I suppose I could….. but then ……’ – hell, go ahead, insert your own fucking scenario.
Is there another job where you don’t turn up for a morning because you were getting things ready to do the fucking job ? Do ambulance drivers turn up on foot, frown, then fuck off to the ambulance showroom to pick out an ambulance and some bandages ? Do cafe owners take your order then fuck off to slaughter a pig, bake some bread, milk a few bastards cows, toss-off into the mixture to turn it sour and add viscosity, and then bring you back your fucking cum-sodden bacon sandwich – I don’t think so.
Is there another job where you can fuck off from one thing, half way through it, then turn up intermitently when it suits you to peruse the fucking Godzilla-esque carnage you’ve created of someones home, whilst they cry, shudder, nursing a hooping-cough ridden baby in arms wet with tears of bankrupt sorrow – I don’t think so.
Is there another job where it’s acceptable to come into someones home, fucking come in there, do a shit job, do a fucking job like an untrained orang-utang, fucking shit all over the walls, start dry humping the fucking television whilst your wifes trying to watch Home Xtreme Makeover Celebrity Fat Child Auction Factor For The Queer Guy Extra, block the drive with some skanky fucking pikey van filled with crack-raged teenage offspring ‘helpers’ and other assorted career criminals peering out and planning which of your pets to rape. I doubt it very much.
Shit, then they bill you for it.
People critisize George Bush, indeed the whole western democratic structure for destroying the infastructure of nations – but they’re fucking gently stroking blades of dewy morning grass compared to the havoc wreaked by the building profession to the homes of millions around the globe. Forget Amityville – I can positively hear my house screech in terror each time I invite one of these shitheels around to ‘do a job’.
It would be fair to say then, that my faith in the building profession is not what is used to be. Experience is the keen knife that hurts, builders repeatedly take that knife and twist it around my eye-sockets.
Then I have to pay them, somehow.