U2, Pearl Jam, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones are on a banned list of artists that cannot be used at all - though gym tastes tend more towards upbeat dance and electronica.
"I really enjoy sandwiches but the other guys are so good at making sandwiches that I don't make them. Now I make sandwiches."
LOL my company just sent out an e-mail about how they’re partnering with Pearl Jam in some roundabout way for some kind of homelessness charity thing and employees can win PJ tickets and merch
LoathedVermin72 wrote:LOL my company just sent out an e-mail about how they’re partnering with Pearl Jam in some roundabout way for some kind of homelessness charity thing and employees can win PJ tickets and merch
LoathedVermin72 wrote:LOL my company just sent out an e-mail about how they’re partnering with Pearl Jam in some roundabout way for some kind of homelessness charity thing and employees can win PJ tickets and merch
So have you won tickets yet or not?
If I’m gonna fly to Seattle, it sure as hell isn’t gonna be for a PJ concert
From The Ringer's article on Benicio Del Torro: His accent in Excess Baggage, while not as extreme as it is in The Usual Suspects, is still a bit of a head-scratcher—a little Noo Yawk Italian, a touch of Cheech & Chong, a pinch of Charles Bronson. His hair is grown out into a curly shag, kind of like Yield-era Eddie Vedder, bringing out the delicacy of his cheekbones.
LoathedVermin72 wrote:LOL my company just sent out an e-mail about how they’re partnering with Pearl Jam in some roundabout way for some kind of homelessness charity thing and employees can win PJ tickets and merch
We, too, are involved in a roundabout way. No giveaways here, though.
my company is not involved whatsoever with the shows or giving money to any causes, bc we're the sacks who created this issue and apparently don't care