Robin's butt
dehay...@my-dejanews.com
I was sitting in the Detroit airport about 3 years
ago when Robin and Dean came running up to the gate to find
their plane already gone.
Her hair then was much longer, and even wearing a long wool
coat she was absolutely stunning. Very beautiful. Perfect smile.
I still watch every week.
If you are out there Robin, you can swing your hammer in my shop anytime ;-)
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RayHobbes wrote:
> Who cares about Robin's butt? I like Norm's butt a heck of a lot more.
Ed Clarke
>Personally, those little "perkies" do more for me than Robin's tush.... ;))
>RayHobbes wrote:
>> Who cares about Robin's butt? I like Norm's butt a heck of a lot more.
Come on Guys... this is a family oriented group. All of the women that
Dean has had on have been good looking; the first one (Peggy?) was a
professional carpenter and quite a bit better than Dean (so she had to
go quickly).
I just wish the current crop of ladies would go to a tech school or go out
with a carpenter and learn to hold a hammer by the end instead of the
middle of the handle.
Roy D. Hickman
RayHobbes wrote in message <19981209213338...@ng134.aol.com>...
>Who cares about Robin's butt? I like Norm's butt a heck of a lot more.
>
Larry Jaques
>Who cares about Robin's butt? I like Norm's butt a heck of a lot more.
>>If you are out there Robin, you can swing your hammer in my shop anytime ;-)
Now that your closet is out of the way, Ray, please feel free to talk
about anything here. We're 9,000 your closest friends here. But until
now, none of us knew. <dg&r> (heh heh heh)
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ol' Fred
<ro...@hilconet.com> wrote:
>Would one of you guys clue me in - who is Robin and what show is she on??
>
Hometime on Discovery and TLC .
The show pretends to be a husband and wife doing remodeling .
Robin is the one with the 'perkies' and the 'cute butt' . The other
one is Dean . Compared to some of the women doing 'How To TV'
( especially on Gimme Shelter ) she's a gem . At times, I believe she
knows - how to . A pretty bright woman .
ruge...@aol.com
enough. OK, now we'll move past the disclaimer. . .
I don't mean to go off sounding like a caveman's Andy Rooney (sp?), but how many times have 'ya
almost lost your lunch because you turn your head, and get an eyefull of "repairman's crack"? It's
always the big, fat, hairy-backed types, never an attractive woman. One time I was eating lunch in a
restaurant that had a lunch counter with stools. . .
Anyhow, you know what I mean. Maybe it's time for some realism in the repair shows. Hell, a few of the
host/hostesses even pretend to swing a hammer, why not go for the full monty?
Cheers!
Joe
> dehay...@my-dejanews.com writes:
>
>
>
> I was sitting in the Detroit airport about 3 years
> ago when Robin and Dean came running up to the gate to find
> their plane already gone.
> Her hair then was much longer, and even wearing a long wool
> coat she was absolutely stunning. Very beautiful. Perfect smile.
> I still watch every week.
>
> If you are out there Robin, you can swing your hammer in my shop anytime ;-)
>
gkue...@paymentech.com
"Roy D. Hickman" <ro...@hilconet.com> wrote:
> Would one of you guys clue me in - who is Robin and what show is she on??
>
> >
> >>ago when Robin and Dean came running up to the gate to find
> >>their plane already gone.
> >>Her hair then was much longer, and even wearing a long wool
> >>coat she was absolutely stunning. Very beautiful. Perfect smile.
> >>I still watch every week.
> >>
> >>If you are out there Robin, you can swing your hammer in my shop anytime
> ;-)
> >>
> >
>
>
Gary Kueppers
Andy
>ago when Robin and Dean came running up to the gate to find
>their plane already gone.
>Her hair then was much longer, and even wearing a long wool
>coat she was absolutely stunning. Very beautiful. Perfect smile.
>I still watch every week.
Absolutly stunning? Perfect Smile? Of course! Why do you thing Dean
hired her? Looking that way is her job. It's what she does for a living.
She's throughly professional about her looks.
David Harms
and Robin has her own show. This happened a year or so ago but you still
get the Dean and Robin reruns on some stations.
gkue...@paymentech.com wrote in message
<74pao1$vab$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
>In article <74oq95$2...@enews3.newsguy.com>,
> "Roy D. Hickman" <ro...@hilconet.com> wrote:
>> Would one of you guys clue me in - who is Robin and what show is she on??
>>
>> RayHobbes wrote in message
<19981209213338...@ng134.aol.com>...
>> >Who cares about Robin's butt? I like Norm's butt a heck of a lot more.
>> >
>> >>ago when Robin and Dean came running up to the gate to find
>> >>their plane already gone.
>> >>Her hair then was much longer, and even wearing a long wool
>> >>coat she was absolutely stunning. Very beautiful. Perfect smile.
>> >>I still watch every week.
>> >>
Jake
Robin Hartl
Robin was born in Richmond, Virginia, and moved frequently with her family
as a child, but she spent her teenage years in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. There
she earned a real estate license and spent two years selling real estate.
After that, she moved to Minneapolis and worked in the commercial insurance
business for 8 years, while renovating homes in her off-time.
Pursuing a childhood dream, she began taking acting lessons in 1991 and went
to work as an actress and a model. She joined Hometime in July 1992, and her
first program aired in January 1993.
It appears that she is still the co-host.
--
Happy Holidays,
Jake
David Harms wrote in message ...
Neill Seigel
Ed Clarke wrote:
>
> Come on Guys... this is a family oriented group.
I thought this was a wood thingie making group, shucks, shows ya what I know
:-)
Neill
Kurtis Van Kampen
group posted a mesaage saying that the first woman on his show was a
contractor.
NOT TRUE!!!
The first co-host was Peggy Knapp. She was and is to my knowledge just a
professional TV program host. I think she is hosting Newtons Apple now.
JoAnne Liebeler was second, was there for like 4 seasons. Wish she still
was, she was the best.
After JoJo, there was some chick, suzy or suzanne or something. She was on
only like one season.
And Robin Hartl has been there since. In fact, I believe that Robin was the
only one with any experience prior to starting with Dean. She used to be a
remodle contractor, or remodled houses for herself, or something like that.
But, IMHO, JoJo was and is the best. She has learned alot over the years
and seems to have her stuff together.
Besides that, who can stand hearing Dean and Robin grunting all the time.
Have you ever noticed that? Everytime they pick up anything from a 2x4 to a
hammer they grunt like they are straining themselves.
Allthough Dean has not been married to anyone of them, it has to make you
wonder about him. I cant remember, it may have been on their web page that
I read they try to convey the image of being together intentionally to
assist the husband/wife do-it-yourselfers out there. If it has to do with
tools, in my house it is just me. The wife wants nothing to do with them.
Everytime there is a project I want her to help with, she askes if we just
can't hire someone.
By far though, JoJo's new show is much better than Hometime. And even at
that, just like Dean and Bob Villa, they are geared to things not suited for
true woodworkers.
Someday maybe there will be a show by a true woodworker, and dont start the
Norm stuff. He is okay, but he cant build a thing unless he uses drywall
screws. You always see him gluing up stuff "and just simply putting in
drywall screws to hold it in place till it cures" He was a contractor, that
through working with Villa got alot of cool dools from Delta. He still
needs to learn how to glue.
dehay...@my-dejanews.com wrote in message
<74mp12$pdf$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
>
>
>
>I was sitting in the Detroit airport about 3 years
>ago when Robin and Dean came running up to the gate to find
>their plane already gone.
>Her hair then was much longer, and even wearing a long wool
>coat she was absolutely stunning. Very beautiful. Perfect smile.
>I still watch every week.
>
>If you are out there Robin, you can swing your hammer in my shop anytime
;-)
>
LEngelb195
talking about. Looks pretty good in a bathing suit too!!!
Pete
of them doing something on the program are just split second shots and they
do very little actual work. If you don't believe this, take a look at their
finger nails. No one who does any serious work would have such neatly
manicured nails as they all do.
LEngelb195 wrote in message
<19981211094411...@ng-fq1.aol.com>...
Gary Golub
Kurtis Van Kampen wrote in message <36710...@news2.uswest.net>...
>Someday maybe there will be a show by a true woodworker, and dont start the
>Norm stuff. He is okay, but he cant build a thing unless he uses drywall
>screws. You always see him gluing up stuff "and just simply putting in
>drywall screws to hold it in place till it cures" He was a contractor,
that
>through working with Villa got alot of cool dools from Delta. He still
>needs to learn how to glue.
What about 'The American Woodworker'. Seems pretty geared to woodworkers to
me.
Gary Golub
Robin is still there. You're thinking of Joanne Leibler (sp?).
David Harms wrote in message ...
> Hey guys, calm down, Robin is history on Hometime. Dean's got a new
gal,
>and Robin has her own show. This happened a year or so ago but you still
>get the Dean and Robin reruns on some stations.
>gkue...@paymentech.com wrote in message
><74pao1$vab$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>...
>>In article <74oq95$2...@enews3.newsguy.com>,
>> "Roy D. Hickman" <ro...@hilconet.com> wrote:
>>> Would one of you guys clue me in - who is Robin and what show is she
on??
>>>
>>> RayHobbes wrote in message
><19981209213338...@ng134.aol.com>...
>>> >Who cares about Robin's butt? I like Norm's butt a heck of a lot more.
>>> >
>>> >>I was sitting in the Detroit airport about 3 years
>>> >>ago when Robin and Dean came running up to the gate to find
>>> >>their plane already gone.
>>> >>Her hair then was much longer, and even wearing a long wool
>>> >>coat she was absolutely stunning. Very beautiful. Perfect smile.
>>> >>I still watch every week.
>>> >>
>>> >>If you are out there Robin, you can swing your hammer in my shop
>anytime
>>> ;-)
>>> >>
>>> >
>>>
>>>
>>Robin Hartl is the co-host of "Hometime" on PBS TV. The host is Dean
>Johnson.
>>
>>Gary Kueppers
>>
Jim Jagielski
<kvka...@uswest.net> wrote:
> IMHO, Dean screwed up when he got rid of JoAnne Liebeler. Someone in this
> group posted a mesaage saying that the first woman on his show was a
> contractor.
>
> NOT TRUE!!!
>
> JoAnne Liebeler was second, was there for like 4 seasons. Wish she still
> was, she was the best.
>
> But, IMHO, JoJo was and is the best. She has learned alot over the years
> and seems to have her stuff together.
>
> By far though, JoJo's new show is much better than Hometime. And even at
> that, just like Dean and Bob Villa, they are geared to things not suited for
> true woodworkers.
>
I can't watch "JoJo's" show at all, not because of the supposed "technical
merit" of the show, but simply because of her. She had a good thing with
Hometime, esp. for someone with no skills. But she got it into her head
that "she was meant for more", and left Hometime to create a career in
stand-up, I believe. She bombed, badly. It was then that she decided to
"come back" to home improvement.
I felt the same way when David Caruso (sp?) left NYPD Blue for "the big
time in movies" and then slunked back to TV a little bit ago :) :)
I can't understand people like that. :)
--
Jim Jagielski | <j...@jaguNET.com>
jaguNET Access Services | http://www.jaguNET.com/
"Not the Craw... the CRAW!"
Pat Barber
>
> None of these woman are carpenters.
Robin Hartl
Robin was born in Richmond, Virginia, and moved
frequently with her family as a child, but she spent her
teenage years in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. There she
earned a real estate license and spent two years selling
real estate.
After that, she moved to Minneapolis and worked in
the commercial insurance business for 8 years, while
renovating homes in her off-time.
Pursuing a childhood dream, she began taking acting
lessons in 1991 and went to work as an actress and a model.
She joined
Hometime in July 1992, and her first program aired in January
1993.
JoAnne Liebeler was Hometime's second co-host,
and she stayed with the show for four seasons after
which she moved to the west coast to pursue other
acting opportunities. She says the competition is
tough and jobs are difficult to come by, but she loves
the area and plans on staying in California. Some of
you may have seen JoJo on "Room for Change" on
the HGTV cable network. A collection of clips,
including an interview and bloopers of JoAnne's
years on Hometime is available on the Farewell to Jo Jo Video.
Our very first co-host was Peggy Knapp. She
began
in 1986, but left after the first season.
Since then,
Peggy has been hosting Newton's Apple, a
public
television children's program, produced by
KTCA in
St. Paul, MN.
Susanne Egli joined the show after JoAnne left, and
she stayed with Hometime for one season. She
has
since been acting in regional theater and
appearing in
commercials.
Bubba
>
> I vote for Joanne Liebler as well. Cute, funny and seems to know what she is
> talking about. Looks pretty good in a bathing suit too!!!
Me too. No, I don't look pretty good in a bathing suit. I mean I vote
for Joanne too, also, as well. Especially when she braids her hair.
Love that bridle ... er ... braid.
bubba
--
Give some people an inch
and they think they're a ruler!
Kurtis Van Kampen
I think JoAnne Liebeler should do her show naked every week!
Gary Golub wrote in message <74rg55$16c$2...@winter.news.rcn.net>...
ab2...@wayne.edu
> IMHO, Dean screwed up when he got rid of JoAnne Liebeler. Someone in this
> group posted a mesaage saying that the first woman on his show was a
> contractor.
JoAnne Liebeler left on her own. She was pursuing a career in stand-up
comedy.
> JoAnne Liebeler was second, was there for like 4 seasons. Wish she still
> was, she was the best.
I find JoAnne's voice a bit irritating at times. However, I do like
her and watch her new show Home Savvy. But I wish she would stop
with the stupid jokes and innuendos.
> After JoJo, there was some chick, suzy or suzanne or something. She was on
> only like one season.
This was Suzanne Eglee (SP?)
> Besides that, who can stand hearing Dean and Robin grunting all the time.
> Have you ever noticed that? Everytime they pick up anything from a 2x4 to a
> hammer they grunt like they are straining themselves.
Thank you so much for mentioning this. I find this so irritating, sounds
like they're having a bowel movement.
> By far though, JoJo's new show is much better than Hometime. And even at
> that, just like Dean and Bob Villa, they are geared to things not suited for
> true woodworkers.
Personally, I don't watch Hometime anymore. I never learn anything from
that show. They basically describe things they are doing, but they teach
or show you nothing.
J Dunlap
Kurtis Van Kampen wrote:
> I think JoAnne Liebeler should do her show naked every week!
>
She is, in my mind. Ahh, the fantasy skills never dull.
D. Michael McIntyre
>This is straight off the HomeTime web site:
>
>Robin Hartl
> Robin was born in Richmond, Virginia, and moved frequently with her
[snip]
Here I've been following this thread all this time and now that I've
finally surfed over to their web site I see that it's the wrong woman.
My favorite is on some other dumb home-improvement show.
Then again, I rarely watch the idiot box, and when I do, SWMBO always
makes me click past all the somewhat interesting looking shows in
favor of such garbage as Geraldo and Jerry Springer.
---
D. Michael McIntyre
(Demolition Man)
mmci...@swva.net
www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/5407/index.html
D. Michael McIntyre
>host/hostesses even pretend to swing a hammer, why not go for the full monty?
Slender women have proportionally narrow waists. More difference in
circumference between the belt-bearing area and the hips, therefore
less likely to develop plumber's butt. To see female butt crack on
TV, you'd need to find yourself a woman with a big beer gut.
Men, OTOH, have the opposite effect. Belt-bearing area is larger than
the hips, or else belt is buckled below gut and gut exerts downward
force. Plumber's butt is eminent. Skinny guys have fewer problems,
but how many of us DON'T have a little bit of a gut? I'm down to only
15 pounds over my ideal weight and I still can't get rid of the spare
tire.
joyted figurski
Bubba wrote in message <36716A78...@bellsouth.net>...
You guys have been in the woodshop too long!!!!!!
Ted
Bubba
Pay no attention, it's just all those fumes talking.
John D
Robin's butt, I have to assume you've never watched Baywatch. Find the
show and take a look at Yasmine Blithe (SP?), one look at that body in a
swimsuit should get you guys through the next few years if you think
Robin has a butt worth posting about for 2 weeks or more.
I'm 46 years old and I hope it will be another 10 to 15 years before
Robin looks good to me. I tell you this because the other explantion
must be that you guys are in your golden years and anyone younger than
40 looks good.
John D
Frank Hagan
Naw, its just that Robin is on a home improvement show, and isn't
tucked, puffed, trimmed and injected to get her looks.
J. R. H.
I seem to remember a cohost by the name of Adrian, something
or other that was with Dean Johnson, when he first started. I
thing the show was local to Mpls, at the time. I met "Jo Jo"
once at a party. Talk about someone who is full of themselves!
What a bitch! She doesn't look all that good in person either.
As far as Robin, is concerned, if shes' gone thats great couldn't
stand her either. J.R.
Duke of URLs
>Find the show and take a look at Yasmine Blithe (SP?)
Hey John, whadda ya think about her marriage breaking up so soon?
Such a tragedy to such a nice young lady huh?
Keith Bohn
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>
>Absolutly stunning? Perfect Smile? Of course! Why do you thing Dean
>hired her? Looking that way is her job. It's what she does for a living.
>She's throughly professional about her looks.
Then why that awful haircut she has now?
Chuck
Dan Valleskey
yes, I like Robin's butt. Thought about it long before this post
showed up. Yup- she can hammer, talk, and look good wearing saftey
glasses. I'd rather have her in my shop than any of the baywatch
bunch.
-Dan
Geo
is...well...uhh...er...about the worst I've ever seen.
foxeye
Yea, Butts great hair is a waste, but those flannel shirts she wears
when its cool, would definetly make Al Borland proud!
foxeye
On Mon, 14 Dec 1998 10:19:02 -0800, Geo <G...@sdf.com> wrote:
>>-Charles Alan Phillips wrote:
>>->
>>-> Andy <JAnder704...@aol.com> wrote:
>>->
>>-> >
>>-> >Absolutly stunning? Perfect Smile? Of course! Why do you thing Dean
>>-> >hired her? Looking that way is her job. It's what she does for a living.
>>-> >She's throughly professional about her looks.
>>->
>>-> Then why that awful haircut she has now?
>>-> Chuck
>>-For awhile I thought it was only me, but that haircut
>>-is...well...uhh...er...about the worst I've ever seen.
The opinions expressed are mine, and mine alone.
My wife had no input whatsoever.Remove www from
email for correct address.
Brian Laufman
these women? From time to time, I've seen reruns where the building they
were working on was refered to as "our kitchen", "we wanted...", etc.
Like I said, dumb question, but being dumb I thought I would ask.....
Brian
Mike Johnson
of a man and wife doing their own home improvements. In my opinion JoJo
has a butter face, you know , nice body, but her face.... :)
Jake
Check out all of the past co-host.
www.hometime.com/tv/cohosts.htm
--
Happy Holidays,
Jake
Brian Laufman wrote in message <754o8j$jjd$1...@wolf.interlynx.net>...
Don Eisenhardt
up nail,or keep them in shape? In a split nano second! I have seen my wife
fix one faster then that even. I'll bet they have nail fixers in hot
standby on those shows. Women know about those things don't you know.
Merry Christmas.
Don in KY.
Pete wrote in message ...
>None of these woman are carpenters. People seem to forget that those shots
>of them doing something on the program are just split second shots and they
>do very little actual work. If you don't believe this, take a look at
their
>finger nails. No one who does any serious work would have such neatly
>manicured nails as they all do.
>LEngelb195 wrote in message
><19981211094411...@ng-fq1.aol.com>...
ddu...@tfn.net
"Brian Laufman" <lau...@interlynx.net> wrote:
> Here's a dumb question: Is Dean / has Dean actually been married to any of
> these women? From time to time, I've seen reruns where the building they
> were working on was refered to as "our kitchen", "we wanted...", etc.
I'm still waiting for the big PBS special, "The Many Wives of Dean Johnson."
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Dick Durbin
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Andy
>
Hey, that buzz cut caught me by suprise too! But I'll bet in person she
still looks better than half the people you know.
The Flowers
>I finally saw the show this morning and if you guys are excited about
>show and take a look at Yasmine Blithe (SP?), one look at that body in a
>swimsuit should get you guys through the next few years if you think
>Robin has a butt worth posting about for 2 weeks or more.
But, can she swing a hammer?
>I'm 46 years old and I hope it will be another 10 to 15 years before
>Robin looks good to me. I tell you this because the other explantion
>must be that you guys are in your golden years and anyone younger than
>40 looks good.
There's something about a woman with a tool in her hand.
If I bought one of them new tools that Home Despot is pushing, maybe I could
fantasize that she is holding my Ridgid tool. ;-)
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Bill Flowers
John Howson
to get off her butt.
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Lane
The Flowers wrote:
> John D wrote in message <74ubcq$2tg$1...@scoop.suba.com>...
> >I finally saw the show this morning and if you guys are excited about
> >Robin's butt, I have to assume you've never watched Baywatch.
There's just something about 6 pounds of silicone that leaves me cold. Sorry,
but there is something about the opposite of what I have at home that appeals to
me.
When you have voluptuous, you want lithe... Why are men that way? <grin>
> Find the
> >show and take a look at Yasmine Blithe (SP?), one look at that body in a
> >swimsuit should get you guys through the next few years if you think
> >Robin has a butt worth posting about for 2 weeks or more.
> But, can she swing a hammer?
Can she state an intelligent sentence?
>
>
> >I'm 46 years old and I hope it will be another 10 to 15 years before
> >Robin looks good to me. I tell you this because the other explantion
> >must be that you guys are in your golden years and anyone younger than
> >40 looks good.
Maybe some of us already have an "excess" at home and a woman with the minimums
looks pretty dang good.. ;))
kim whitmyre
>
Haha. . .She doesn't have to. . .she probably makes more money than the
people contributing to this thread combined!! ;-/
Kim
Lane
mind..
Bubba
We should be so lucky!!
bubba
--
If you're not outraged,
you're not paying attention.
Bill
on?
john a. mcclenny
: The Flowers wrote:
: > John D wrote in message <74ubcq$2tg$1...@scoop.suba.com>...
: > >I finally saw the show this morning and if you guys are excited about
: > >Robin's butt, I have to assume you've never watched Baywatch.
: > >swimsuit should get you guys through the next few years if you think
: > >Robin has a butt worth posting about for 2 weeks or more.
: > But, can she swing a hammer?
: Can she state an intelligent sentence?
I don't really know anything about her, but she did play in the
World Series of Poker a few years ago in the main event and
placed somewhere in the middle against some of the best players in
the world, so she can't be a total bimbo.
Frank Hagan
>>
>> Ya know guys. Robin is gonna log-in one of these days and admonish us
>> to get off her butt.
Mistress Robin, admonish me next! Pleeeeese ...
Ivan Easterly
>
>. If it has to do with
>tools, in my house it is just me. The wife wants nothing to do with them.
>
I'm real sorry that your wife has this opinion about your tool.
Larry Jaques
It was all his fault. She caught him sharpening it in front
of the TV while (guess who?) was on... <gd&r>
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>
> I don't really know anything about her, but she did play in the
> World Series of Poker a few years ago in the main event and
> placed somewhere in the middle against some of the best players in
> the world, so she can't be a total bimbo.
Poke 'er ?
Can't comment without getting in trouble with my authorities:
- employer
- SWMBO
:-)
Duke of URLs
>I've seen several women on TV holding a hammer...
>What show is Robin on?
There are two hammer holders. One is on Hometime and the other is on
Gimmie Shelter 2. In my humble opinion they are equally schtupable.
Keith Bohn
Larry Jaques
>There are two hammer holders. One is on Hometime and the other is on
>Gimmie Shelter 2. In my humble opinion they are equally schtupable.
Is that a double SCHWINNNNNNG, O'keef?
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