Furniture Mover Mugs

"It's just until the air conditioning in our house is fixed."

'We didn't expect you this early!'

'We can't take this big couch, ma'am.'

'Strongest wrists in the business!'

Movers and Shakers

'The Sacked Executive's Officer Furniture Goes in the Small Van...the Salary Package in the Other.'

"Careful with that - the wife made it at pottery class."

Acme. Breakable prop transporter.

Bumper stickers: 'Keep on Truckin''; 'Keep on Trunkin''.

'We've moved some fussy people, but she tops it!'

Van Go

The Move.

'Oh, honey, what a lovely house... We'll place the couch here, the cupboard there and my psychiatrist right here!'

Things were about to go apple-shaped for Barney and Bart...

Top - Perhaps

"I don't care how sick you feel; don't drop it."

F&E Building Movers. Ever moved a church before? The hardest part is the organ transplant.

"Boss, I'm more than just a cashier and mopper-upper guy."

'And here to explain his study on the migration patterns of Earthlings...'

Museum. It's great we got this job moving statues here at the museum. CRASH! That was no time to make a joke about a "piece of art."

'Looks like the deer are moving out of these woods.'

"Frank?"

'I gotta hand it to you, Conway. It takes a genius like you to figure out how to get an 8-foot-long table through a 3-foot-wide door!'

One Man and Two Trucks

Stan's OK Deliveries

Removals van with men carrying furniture from a house

Removal Van.

"He cared more about insuring this than his wife's jewelry."

Movers & Shakers

Moving. Mortgage payments bankrupted them. I guess "housebroken" means something different in their case.

The Joads of Silicon Valley in Kiwis of Wrath

Cat Sharpens Claws in Preparation of the New Sofa.

"Sir, you said that it's high time to fix the problem, so I rearranged the furniture, watered the flowers and made fresh coffee. If that wasn't enough then maybe we should find some problems that fit our solutions."

Working hard to maintain customer relations

'Sorry, Mr. Reed. We thought we had a great new house-moving technique until the wind shifted.'