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Annual Out to Lunch Contractor Awards (In Pictures ;-)

Ladies & Gentlemen…

…Good evening and welcome to the Annual Contractor Awards….

…This year’s proud nominees are…

Innovative Driveway Design

Stairs to...?

Alignment Challenge!

Welcome to the Funhouse!

Ceiling, meet stairs. Stairs, meet ceiling.

Why not to hire a drunk balcony installer.

I wonder which was built first?

Hmmmmmm...

Where giants go for a cash advance.

And the MC Escher Award goes to...

And the Winner Is!…

Ah, closeness.

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  1. 4 Comment(s)

  2. By Brandon (5 comments) | Reply

    Wow those are some messed up jobs for sure! Comical though.

    Brandon´s last blog post..Virtual Wholesaling

  3. By Alan Brymer (5 comments) | Reply

    Am I dense? I don’t see what’s wrong with the first one other than that the driveway is super-steep. Would it be impossible to drive up?

    Alan Brymer´s last blog post..Tax Sales: The Overlooked Little Sister of Mortgage Foreclosures

    Try to imagine a car going up. First the front wheels…then the car at a 45 degree angle with an ocean of space underneath, the car struggling just to get the back wheels to make contact with the incline…while the front bumper scrapes against the concrete…

    …get it? :-)

  4. By Ned Carey (8 comments) | Reply

    These are just too funny.

    I wonder how many of these happened because someone tried to tell their boss, owner or developer it won’t work and they wouldn’t listen. So they just said OK I’ll show him.

    Ned Carey´s last blog post..Help! My Home is going to tax sale.

  5. By Zach at Stephenson Equipment (2 comments) | Reply

    These are hilarious; I’d love to hear the backstory about how each of these situations occurred.

    I don’t see too much of a problem with #6 because the absence of a porch could have really disrupted the symmetry of the building.

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