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Spunk Rats
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Spunk Rats
Copyright © 2010 Barry Lowe
ISBN: 978-1-60054-512-2
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Barry Lowe
SPUNK RATS
BY
BARRY LOWE
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Spunk Rats
SPUNK RATS
Tales of Sex and Obsession
spunk rat
( noun )
1. ( Australian, New Zealand slang ) An attractive person (usually male).
2. A male who seeks out semen, sometimes in dark and dingy surroundings.
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Barry Lowe
HITTING THE ROOF
That’s the problem with using a builder, who is a friend of a friend of an
acquaintance who knows someone in the trade. But alas, our meager budget
extended only to the aforementioned friend of a friend of a… Sure, Jean, the head
honcho, Mauritian-born and cute as a button, and his workers were the stuff of
rough trade wet dreams and, sure, they skylarked about the house grabbing each
other in the groin area (what is it with straight men?), wolf whistling each and every
woman who passed by the site regardless of age, height, weight, skin color or even
suitability as a sex partner. But in the end, like the old adage says: You get what you
pay for.
We were now getting it in abundance. It was 3 a.m. when we heard the crash,
like the sound of a mudslide avalanching into the sea. Toby shouted, “What was
that?”
I’d heard it, too. But then things were always falling over or dislodging from the
wall in our creaking old residence. “Probably something that the builders didn’t
stack up properly and it’s fallen over in the rain,” I answered, turning over to go
back to sleep.
Suddenly, I was wide awake.
Rain? What rain?
When did that start?
We must have thought of it at the same time because neither Toby nor I bothered
to dress before tumbling over each other in our rush downstairs to reach the door to
the kitchen. Or rather, what was left of the kitchen. The rain was dripping through
the ceiling, which had collapsed under the weight of the sudden downpour.
Plasterboard, cement, building tools, and a few loose bricks lay scattered among the
sink, hotplates, refrigerator and dishwasher.
Toby cursed our luck, saving his worst for the incompetence of the builders who
had finished bricking up the wall to the upstairs extension, but, in their haste to
depart, had neglected to erect a tarpaulin over the section from which the roof had
been removed. Now the ceiling beams lay exposed like the bones of a deep fried
bream.
When I’d queried their actions, Jean had merely looked up and said, “Nah, mate,
not a cloud in the sky! She’ll be right, mate.” As it turned out, she was anything but
right.
Clearing this mess up was going to cost Jean dearly in wages. When he strolled
in the next day, late as usual, his attitude to the disaster was studied nonchalance.
“Nothing we can’t fix, mate,” he said without an ounce of concern.
I hate being called anyone’s mate, and to use the word in an obvious attempt
to invoke a non-existent friendship between us had me seeing red. “Won’t cost you a
penny to fix, mate,” he said as he could see my visible anger.
“Of course it won’t cost me a fucking penny! It’s your total lack of basic builder’s
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