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  • Just give those oilfields that you tricked a drunk Danish PM to sign over to you back and you're in!

  • Fucking a goat in missionary tells me that it is not his first rodeo.

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  • There's no such thing as "too old for divorce".

  • No it isn't. All this microphone leak tells us is that these leaders are very far away from reality.

  • Måske kunne industrien tage kontakt til nogen af alle de +50-årige som jævnligt poster på LinkedIn om hvor svært det er at finde arbejde?

  • The LAMESTREAM {{media}} wants you to BELIEVE that "trump" is NOT dead.

  • Don't kinkshame. I'm sure trump and putin are just exploring their sexuality. Cuckplay is not for everyone.

  • Setting up shows in venues that do not normally host large concerts is a lot of work, obviously.

  • That's what they tried. From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitalogy_Tour#History

    Pearl Jam promoted Vitalogy with tours in Asia, Oceania, and the United States in 1995. [...] The band continued its boycott against Ticketmaster during its tour of the United States, refusing to play in Ticketmaster's venue areas, but was surprised that virtually no other bands joined it in refusing to play at Ticketmaster venues. The band chose to use alternate ticketing companies for the shows.

    The tour of the United States faced various troubles. Bassist Jeff Ament said that the band and its crew had to "[build] shows from the ground up, a venue everywhere we went." [...]

    About cancelling the dates, Vedder said, "I think we all agreed that it had gotten insane, that it was no longer about the music." Ament later said, "We were so hardheaded about the 1995 tour. Had to prove we could tour on our own, and it pretty much killed us, killed our career."

  • Please enlighten me.

  • It could be as soon as tomorrow.

    Or even this very moment.

  • Yes, they really did try. And because pretty much all large venues are Ticketmaster-only, they cancelled a tour in 1994.

  • It is not that simple. The DOJ filed a lawsuit against Ticketbastard last year over their monopolistic practises although the suit will probably be dropped if they pucker up and kiss the oily rectum of the insane clown pressie.

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  • People are never just one thing. He sounds like a good person with poor impulse control / decision making skills.

  • Not in any way that would be meaningful for bands that tour internationally and play for tens of thousands. Pretty much all large venues have exclusive contracts with Ticketmaster.

    Smaller bands, sure.

  • Pearl Jam tried at what was pretty much the peak of their career and it didn't go well for them. Ticketmaster holds an illegal monopoly and should be forced to allow other players to sell tickets to the venues that they have in a stranglehold.

  • Min største frygt er at der er vidner den dag jeg rammer en 30+km/t cyklist i et højresving.

    (Dette er satire og må ikke bruges i en evt. retssag)

  • Sadly, the only real way to fight them is to stop going to concerts.