handyman

• “I use the term handyman deliberately because it has a kind of unsophisticated connotation that is meant to quietly offend an expert tradesperson.”

  EzineArticles

• “Isn't there a lot of competition in 'handyman' websites?”

  EirePreneurZ: An interview with Barbara Molloy of Pickapro.ie

• “An unlimited supply of Diet Irn Bru (It's a Scottish drink) and something tall, dark and handsome with a degree in handyman skills.”

  Reader Interview: Sayuri

• “The difference between an independent yeoman and a second-rate handyman is independence.”

  The Suicide Of Marlboro Man « Isegoria

• “But my replacement fridge - swiped by the clever handyman from the currently empty apartment next door-is newer and cleaner than the Defunctadaire ever was.”

  Two Things with Radishes

• “Finally, he called a handyman who had advertised that he would take care of "everything your husband doesn't have time to fix.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Argentina Answers

• “You can make fresh and semi soft cheeses before you buy that refrigerator and expensive presses (though you can make a press and fix an old refrigerator - a handyman is usually cheaper that special equipment, especially if you have one at home; -)).”

  Kefir?

• “The story, that of a widower and a widow connecting with the help of their handyman, is pretty formulaic, and the characters are extremely two-dimensional, but I really liked the descriptions of the houses and the main character’s yacht.”

  Miracle

• “I got up and called the handyman Betsy had referred me to and asked him to repair the deck.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Bird House

• “I finally called the handyman to open the pane glass mammoth: Even he needed to call an assistant to lend two more hands.”

  The Huffington Post: Stephanie Gertler: Bruised Knee, Bruised Ego

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