Oct 25, 2010
Ovine testicles and peripetetic misconceptions
Mike Rowe, host of the Discovery Channel’s Dirty Jobs, waxes philosophical about castrating sheep and the value of manual labor. Disgusting and inspiring all at once:
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Oct 25, 2010
Mike Rowe, host of the Discovery Channel’s Dirty Jobs, waxes philosophical about castrating sheep and the value of manual labor. Disgusting and inspiring all at once:
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That was so good I stopped about 5 minutes in to go make myself a sandwich so I could really enjoy the whole thing… Not that you need a sandwich to enjoy it… I watched it at lunch time… So I was multitasking… But you should watch it (with a sandwich if you want).
Don’t believe I’d enjoy it with spaghetti and meat balls.
Thumbs up.
What a great video, thanks for sharing, Abraham!
I’ve never watched Dirty Jobs, but his eloquence and thoughtfulness made me want to do so. As the daughter of a working-class farmer/lumberyard foreman, I really appreciate this.
HE BIT THEM OFF?!
Caught me by surprise, too.
Reblogged this with a plea to my readers that if 20 minutes is too much for them, to at least watch the bit starting around 15:20.
I thought the beginning was much better than the rest, but maybe that’s just me…
I love this.
I keep saying that I value the manual trades, but I can’t make myself drop out of grad school to partake. I wish I would.
Because manual labor sucks. :)