There’s a plumber waiting outside your door
…PLUMBERMAAAAAN!
Mr Plumberman SHABBA!
there’s a leak i’m a plumber what the hell am i doing here i need to rethink my career plan
I was a plumber Before this recession
I met this girl (Angela, 24 years old) on Monday (1st July 2019) Gave her my best quote (£105 plus VAT and materials) on Tuesday (2nd July 2019) I was fitting pipes by Wednesday (3rd July 2019) And on Thursday (4th July 2019) and Friday (5th July 2019) and Saturday (6th July 2019) (It was a surprisingly tricky job) I billed (£105 labour, £83 materials, plus VAT) on Sunday (7th July 2019)
I got my first real six-string Bought it at the five-and-dime Played it 'til my fingers bled Was the plumber of sixty-nine
www.drownedinleaks.com surely?
Meter readers with boiler deliveries and collections
@AQOS ppotw (pplumbing post of the week (the second p is a typo))
Despite all my rage I’m still just a plumber in a very cramped en suite.
the world is a plumber, sent to drain
Would you go on PlumberTalk, the world’s number 1 Plumbing discussion forum, to slag off Mario & Luigi?
my, you’ve all been busy
Gimme all your plumbin’ Drainpipes and U bends too Gimme all your plumbin’ Toilets blocked with massive poo
Somebody told me That you’ve got a trap pipe That’s shaped like a U-bend That I plumbed in February of last year It’s not confidential The leakage is mental And gushing and gushing around
Boys (Mike, Alan, George, Bort etc) will come along, a dime by the dozen That ain’t nothing but ten cent plumbin’ Hey little thing, let me (Otis Redding) light your candle 'cause mama It’s sure hard to flush the handle now, water swirls around
I’ve begun to plumb I can’t feel you there I’ve become so tired Due to starting work at 6am every day.
This buoy is crackin’ up This buoy has broken down This buoy is crackin’ up This buoy has broke down is what is wrong with your loo, sir
So I rip the pipe Rip the sink Rip the cistern I was born to plumb and then some.
Yeah, I agree. There’s an interesting discussion about specificity in songs and I enjoyed the Revisionist History podcast where he did that - but to attach a moral or courage element to being specific to the point of having to literally call everything exactly what or who it is I find a bit odd. I guess it’s just this thread’s hot take…