They’re at it again (so to speak): This is one very cheeky agent

We have been amused to see how one agent has been promoting its handyman services on Twitter.

For example,  “Is someone under-performing in the DIY department? Do you need a helping handyman?”

Last week tweets included “Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and nothing says ‘I love you’ better than a good drilling”.

The cheeky theme is carried through to the Portico website – and certainly made us want to read on: “Whether you need a helping handyman in the bedroom putting up curtains, your kitchen needs a good seeing to, or you’re just tired of doing it yourself, we’ve got the man for the job!”

A spokesperson for Portico insisted that no one has been offended – yet.

She said: “People have been asking if our handymen are hunks, and even if they offered other … services.

“And lots of people have been ‘liking’ our naughty Tweets.”

Portico was in trouble with the London fire service which declined to endorse the agent’s “sexist” safety video

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6 Comments

  1. mrharvey

    Nice to see Finbarr Saunders make a welcome return to British humour. Points to those who get the reference!

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    1. fluter

      Fnnarr, Fnnarr! (not sure its spelt right but no doubt you will get my drift)

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      1. mrharvey

        Delighted to see a fellow ‘Vizzer’ here.

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  2. Robert May

    you are awful…. but I like you!

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  3. AgencyInsider

    Long before Viz was ever thought of Max Miller was championing the cause of the ‘double entendre’. Brilliantly.

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  4. fluter

    And don’t forget Frankie Howerd. Titter ye not!

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