Fridays With Freddy: Who the Hell is Mike?
Marie Jennings writes, Hope you didn’t forget Fridays with Freddy.
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Off The Wall: Parents in Question
“I always liked you Mike, b/c I thought you were a real guy. Then I saw commercials with fake parents
Off The Wall: To Courtesy Flush, or Not
Hi Mike, I need your help. Would you be able to write a short note/memo to my coworkers explaining the courtesy flush?
Fridays With Freddy: Working
Honestly, I don’t get it. The Biped sits there and talks just like he always talks.
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INQUISITR: Work Ethic Is Not Right-Wing Propaganda
Mike Rowe has rejected a critic’s premise that he is engaging in right-wing propaganda by “harping on” the importance of a work ethic
Potable Negotiation
It was a negotiation from the start. Alexander wanted to sell me a cup of fresh-squeezed lemonade for $1.
‘Hard Work’ Shouldn’t be a Conservative vs. Liberal Issue. But it is.
The Washington Post: Mike Rowe, the host of “Dirty Jobs,” wishes the concept of work ethic wasn’t so partisan. Good luck with that.
TV Guide: Perfect Response
Sunday, Rowe combined these two traits of his to respond to a letter he received from (fan?) Craig P.
Help Wanted ~ Work Ethic Needed
Hey Mike, Your constant harping on “work ethic” is growing tiresome.
Fridays With Freddy: “Pain Relievers?”
It was just a little orange pill, a “capsule-shaped tablet,” glazed with a delicious coating of slippery sugar.
You Guys Crashed My Phone System
Holy Crap!
Poor Man’s Promo ~ Lowriders, Cigar Box Guitars & Bobblehead Mike!
Season finale!
SOLD! Bobblehead C.R.A.P. Auction is Over
Bobblehead sold for $1876! Congratulations winner and thanks to all who bid.
Fridays With Freddy: “Dog Poems”
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 …