The Master Builders Association

[Domarius]

I just have to tell someone, is all.

 

While driving home the other day, I was behind a ute belonging to some construction company, that had a sticker on the back "Member of the Master Builders Association".

 

Yeah we're pretty multi-faith down here in Australia. If there's a religion, it's here. Even ones from games apparently. Hehe.

 

No huge, mallet sized hammers in the back of the ute though. And the driver didn't have his armour on I guess.

[sparhawk]

While driving home the other day, I was behind a ute belonging to some construction company, that had a sticker on the back "Member of the Master Builders Association".

:lol:

 

BTW: Whats a ute? At first I thought it is a typo, but you typed it twice that way, so I guess this is correct.

[NatureBoy]

Australian for 'Utitlity Vehicle' i think. You never seen Neighbours or Home and Away lol?

[New Horizon]

:lol: Awesome story. You know, if the Hammers ever evolved in our modern time...they would have evolved into the modern day, gun toting, mullet wearing red neck.

[Fingernail]

presumably that's pronounced 'yute', otherwise you'd have to say an ute. (as in 'oot').

[Domarius]

Yes, everything everyone said about the slang term "ute" is correct. It crossed my mind that I should elaborate or use a different word, but I forgot.

 

Heh, it will always intrigue me that our soap operas are aired overseas.

[Fingernail]

You don't get Eastenders or Coronation Street over there, do you? :lol:

[Domarius]

YES. I used to see Eastenders when I was little (the 80's version, with the black and white map on the title sequence). I hear its still aired here, I just don't watch a lot of TV nowadays. Maybe it's only on cable.

[Gleemonex]

Would they be related to that group of expert fishermen, "The Master Baiters Association"?

[Fingernail]

Do you do stage shows by any chance?