When a human has gone down this path they can NEVER come back! They will spend HOURS building and spend THOUSANDS just for 200 fps.
by BoonerPain November 26, 2020
He loves playing with his tool
But get to close and they’ll be up your ass
Bob the builder will fuck it
But get to close and they’ll be up your ass
Bob the builder will fuck it
by Hobby lobby November 19, 2020
''I can fix her bro!!!'', he thinks she's fine.
''Ain't no way, many other guys tried to fix her. U ain't fucking bob the builder
''Ain't no way, many other guys tried to fix her. U ain't fucking bob the builder
by Vizzy.cx March 29, 2023
by newhoachi November 15, 2021
To describe one douche who wears tools he will never use on his belt, may also have a cell phone handy also. Usually this one walks around like a tough truck driver.
Look at Bob the builder over there.
Where did Brian get his Bob the builder starter kit?
Hey Tom, I swear my son has the same plastic hammer, does it say fisher price too?
Where did Brian get his Bob the builder starter kit?
Hey Tom, I swear my son has the same plastic hammer, does it say fisher price too?
by Albino Anaconda February 17, 2009
Whenever a house is built in a subdivision for the momentary gain of the evil developers and "home builders", this is what the landscaping is refered to.
Often in place of a wooded area that contains irreplacable diversity in it's flora and fauna, The builder will select a generic assortment of bushes, trees, and other plants. These will typically include the short lived Bradford Pear, Red Maple, Pin oak (both native to marshy areas), Burning Bush, Japanese Barberry (both considered invasive), various Junipers & arborvites, Korean Boxwood, and whatever other generic plants they have to choose from at places like WAL-MART, Lowes, Home Depot, K Mart and Target.
This is even the case around 2 million dollar McMansions.
This is one of the reasons why suburban sprawl is so damaging and why it disrupts the delicate ecological balance.
The builders special can also be seen around commercial development.
Often in place of a wooded area that contains irreplacable diversity in it's flora and fauna, The builder will select a generic assortment of bushes, trees, and other plants. These will typically include the short lived Bradford Pear, Red Maple, Pin oak (both native to marshy areas), Burning Bush, Japanese Barberry (both considered invasive), various Junipers & arborvites, Korean Boxwood, and whatever other generic plants they have to choose from at places like WAL-MART, Lowes, Home Depot, K Mart and Target.
This is even the case around 2 million dollar McMansions.
This is one of the reasons why suburban sprawl is so damaging and why it disrupts the delicate ecological balance.
The builders special can also be seen around commercial development.
What a waste of land, this was 100 acres of farmland plus another 50 acres that was forested, and now we have a generic sudivision with 2 acre lots, McManions and ranch houses set all the way to the back of their lots. And whatever varity of plants that was found in the wooded portion will be lost forever to be replaced by the builder's special.
by Miskatonic Jack 2 October 17, 2006
by Bobby 84967682 December 14, 2016