Potable Negotiation
It was a negotiation from the start. Alexander wanted to sell me a cup of fresh-squeezed lemonade for $1.
It was a negotiation from the start. Alexander wanted to sell me a cup of fresh-squeezed lemonade for $1.
The Washington Post: Mike Rowe, the host of “Dirty Jobs,” wishes the concept of work ethic wasn’t so partisan. Good luck with that.
Sunday, Rowe combined these two traits of his to respond to a letter he received from (fan?) Craig P.
Hey Mike, Your constant harping on “work ethic” is growing tiresome.
It was just a little orange pill, a “capsule-shaped tablet,” glazed with a delicious coating of slippery sugar.
Holy Crap!
It occurs to me that my last Poor Man’s Promo for tonight’s show could be better, with your help. As you can see, I’m sitting at my desk. Behind me is a prize wheel. On the wheel are a dozen Read More …
Season finale!
Entrepreneurs create jobs. It’s what they do.
This hometown boy got down with unsung laborers in his first show, Discovery’s “Dirty Jobs.”
Bobblehead sold for $1876! Congratulations winner and thanks to all who bid.
Mackinac Island Policy Conference fosters collaborative discussion on education
Recently, while perusing the “magazine for men” in the Biped’s study, searching for content between a preponderance of cologne ads, I happened across a collection of canine related poetry. Though obviously more appropriate in a “magazine for dogs,” I nevertheless Read More …
Promo for new show and a surprise review of the move “Somewhere in Time”.
Last time I was on Mackinac Island, I picked up horse crap,