The Promised Update on The Big Blue Purse
Mondays With Mother, (on a Saturday.)
Mondays With Mother, (on a Saturday.)
From a Baltimore Boy, with great respect…
by Deborah Hastings Inside Edition Bank robbery is a really dirty business, but Mike Rowe wants you to know that he most certainly did not pull that heist in Oregon. The television host bears more than a slight resemblance to a stick-up artist who knocked over the Chase bank in Medford on Monday afternoon. After police posted surveillance video of baseball-cap-wearing bandit, the Internet lit up with posters noting the wanted guy looked an awful lot like the well-known former host of the Discovery Channel’s “Dirty Jobs” series. (Inside Edition)
ENTREPRENEUR: Sometimes comes down to two positions: mercenary or missionary. Before your mind gets trapped in the gutter, let Rowe explain.
Hear from Karen Walker and Mike Rowe after the keynote
Holy Crap!
Season finale!
Promo for new show and a surprise review of the move “Somewhere in Time”.
Keep watching for the outtakes!
Amie Knudson says, “Mike, didn’t your mama teach you better?
My old pal Chuck. Still gainfully employed.
“Your parents need their own show.”
In advance of the season premiere of ‘Somebody’s Gotta Do It,’ Mike joins Don Lemon with a preview of a program far too dangerous for his own mom. CNN
From TMZ Since Mike Rowe has done many dirty jobs our camera guy asked him if he’s ever used a public bathroom and not used a toilet seat cover? Mike tell us he’s actually never used a toilet seat cover …Gross!
Last weekend Huffington Post posted Mike Rowe’s Ted Talk in their Ted Weekends series online and hundreds of comments poured in on the site. Mike Rowe responded to some of the comments and a few appeared underneath the Ted Talk on the Huffington Post site. There were a few more comments and responses from Mike’s fans that we thought should be posted here on the Profoundly Disconnected site. Let us know what you think. Johnjlws • 5 388 Fans Have a friend who teaches industrial technology in a middle school (7-8 graders). His equipment is something out of the 70’s Read More