Off The Wall: Call of Doodie
Hello Mr. Rowe. I’m not sure if you’ll ever read this but I just wanted to share my own “dirty job” with you.
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Off The Wall: Soliloquy for a Robe
Mike – if an impromptu homage to Tennessee Ernie Ford raised the bid by $4,000, what about a dramatic Shakespearian monologue while wearing the robe in question?
Off The Wall: A Reasonable Request, A Robe, & A Melody
Dear Mike – You likened your fundraising efforts in a previous post to a “perpetual telethon.”
From the Time Out Corner
As many of you know, several live shows were on the books for the end of September. Two of those shows – Chicago and New York – have been canceled.
“A Most Unusual Announcement Guaranteed to Help Close America’s Skills Gap…
and Horrify Half the Country.”
Look, look! I wrote some more!
Lo Rissanen writes…“Thank you Mike, I appreciate the response, but we will have to agree to disagree on plagiarism not being “VERY different”
Hey! Look What I Wrote!
“Mike – Could you PLEASE interject some common sense and logic into today’s plagiarism headlines??? I would LOVE to hear your take on the matter!!”
Off The Wall: National Review
“That’s probably why Rowe has over 3.3 million fans on his Facebook page,”
Officer Montrell Jackson
I can only imagine how it must have felt to put on a uniform this last week. I can only imagine how it will feel to put one on tomorrow.
Hot Under The Blue Collar, Myth #8
“The Skilled Trades Are a Young Man’s Game.”
Things I Get In The Mail
Today, I received in the mail a very rare photo taken from a United States spy satellite during the latter part of The Cold War.
Off The Wall: The Point of No Return
“Mike – Is it just me, or have we reached the point of no return?”
Off The Wall: Climbing the list of those who disappoint
Tom Clark writes… “I have a new climber on my list of people for whom I am rapidly losing respect. Mike Rowe is that guy. For Independence Day, he wrote an ode for some of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. He touted them “1% ers who put everything they had at risk.” What seemingly escaped him, was all the poor patriots who actually fought, died, and practically did lose everything, who were either never paid or paid a mere fraction of the stipend they were promised. Nor did he mention that those same “1%ers” who didn’t want to Read More
Off The Wall: The One-Percenters
Mike, Tomorrow morning, with your permission, I’m going to show your Independence Day video to my social studies class.
The Way I Heard It: Holiday Edition
I wrote this last night around 7pm. I’m posting it this morning around 7am.