On Christmas day, it seems I blew the engine on my car. I will be unloading my Kid Rock collectibles, Paradime Collectibles, and TBT Collectibles. My Car is going to cost me 3 Grand to repair, and I need all the funds I can to make sure I have a vehicle. So, in the upcoming days, be ready to bid, donate, and help a cause much greater then u may think. I am also organizing a benefit show...
Happy Trails
I got one fer ya-- I woke up from a dream a Devil without a cause had a dream of a black chick ,white guy in the background i heard the Party Ode.Today im feeling like a Gangster from the Oldschool.
IF YOU COULDNT GET TICKETS FOR ANY OF THE DTE SHOWS, CHECK EBAY AND STUB HUB, THEY HAVE HUNDREDS, THOSE THIEVING BASTARDS, IS THIS S**T EVER GONNA STOP????
I have never been more PROUD to be KID ROCK fan than I am NOW! He is true to his word - says what he means and means what he says! Due to his low ticket prices, I am going to three of his concerts this summer, June 29th in Holmdel NJ, July 6th in Scranton PA, and July 9th in Camden NJ. I live outside of Philadelphia and this morning on our local radio station 93.3 WMMR morning show "Steve and Preston" were talking about all the upcoming concerts this summer. I was outside of my work waiting to see if they would mention him.
http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/1563764/kid-rock-rolling-stones-talk-scalping-summer-shows
Kid Rock, Rolling Stones Talk Scalping & Summer Shows
By Associated Press | May 24, 2013 7:48 AM EDT
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Kid Rock backstage at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards
Kid Rock is a scalper.
The 42-year-old Grammy winner, who is launching a summer tour where most tickets are priced at $20, said he's scalping about 1,000 tickets from each show to make up for the cheaper regular price.
"I'm in the scalping business, but you know what? We told everyone.
Today, my honey proudly wore his new "Rock N Roll Revival" T-shirt to work. We had attended this week's Cincy show and I had picked this one out just for him. Everyone at work had known about us going to the show because we
had been talking about it for months. Other co-workers had also attended. So when he wore his shirt, of course the topic of conversation was about the concert and the shirt. Many people commented that they liked the shirt.
As the morning progressed, he was pulled aside by a supervisor and was told he would either have to clock out for
an hour and go home(a 45 minute one way drive) to change the shirt or turn the shirt inside out. Apparently some co-workers (who shall remain nameless) had complained that the shirt was offensive to them.
It seems the "Rock Angels" wearing thong bikini bottoms on the flipside of the shirt were showing too much tush
for their liking. He continued to work as no one had relieved him. Soon the "word" spread throughout the warehouse.
Co-workers began to drop by his station to offer their support or take a look to see what all the fuss was over.
Not long after, the supervisor reappeared and relieved him of his duties long enough for him to turn the shirt inside out.
More visits by co-workers. Some joked that they more offended by the ugly seams and the tags sticking out the back. Someone was even taking a poll! Others were more concerned about what's next? Controversial tattoos
must be covered at all times? Someone suggested getting some yellow duct tape and cutting out little bikini
bottoms to give more coverage.
Later in the day, a roundtable discussion had been planned. Employees are tapped to attend a meeting to discuss
company issues with the operations manager. The two of us were tapped to be on the panel. Needless to say the
"Kid Rock" T-shirt controversy became a topic of discussion. Bottom line was they win, we lose. Back to work!
Today, my honey proudly wore his new "Rock N Roll Revival" T-shirt to work. We had attended this week's Cincy show and I had picked this one out just for him. Everyone at work had known about us going to the show because we
had been talking about it for months. Other co-workers had also attended. So when he wore his shirt, of course the topic of conversation was about the concert and the shirt. Many people commented that they liked the shirt.
As the morning progressed, he was pulled aside by a supervisor and was told he would either have to clock out for
an hour and go home(a 45 minute one way drive) to change the shirt or turn the shirt inside out. Apparently some co-workers (who shall remain nameless) had complained that the shirt was offensive to them.
It seems the "Rock Angels" wearing thong bikini bottoms on the flipside of the shirt were showing too much tush
for their liking. He continued to work as no one had relieved him. Soon the "word" spread throughout the warehouse.
Co-workers began to drop by his station to offer their support or take a look to see what all the fuss was over.
Not long after, the supervisor reappeared and relieved him of his duties long enough for him to turn the shirt inside out.
More visits by co-workers. Some joked that they more offended by the ugly seams and the tags sticking out the back. Someone was even taking a poll! Others were more concerned about what's next? Controversial tattoos
must be covered at all times? Someone suggested getting some yellow duct tape and cutting out little bikini
bottoms to give more coverage.
Later in the day, a roundtable discussion had been planned. Employees are tapped to attend a meeting to discuss
company issues with the operations manager. The two of us were tapped to be on the panel. Needless to say the
"Kid Rock" T-shirt controversy became a topic of discussion. Bottom line was they win, we lose. Back to work!
I think we should be judged by the quality of the work we do and not by appearances. Sometimes too much is made of a little thing Go Kid Rock. And I like that he is causing discussion even when he is not right there!!!!
Well.... we sure do have our share of those people here.
There's always that ONE that is offensive by everything, and that ONE usually doesn't have a sense of humor of any kind.
Pushing peoples buttons? That's my specialty!!! lol
I should have added that similar attire/depictions have been displayed by others and no one complains. They don't normally send out the fashion police to monitor adherence to the dress code but if a complaint is made, then they're obligated to act on it. Of course this is
understandable but my honey likes to push people's buttons anyway!
On the same day someone was wearing a "Johnny Cash" flipping off T-shirt. That was OK.
Unless you work on the line for one of the big 3, I can't imagine a workplace accepting it. They might not even allow any more. It's not that I disagree with the shirt, but the workplace probably is not the best place to wear attire bearing half naked women. Just my opinion....
well..... better that than the ones so offended filed a sexual harrassment suit. Jeez!
...unless you're a plumber!
I hear ya. lol It's sad to say in this day and age that we either over think. Well we tend to over JUDGE. lol But like any other place. lol There's always rules.
I sort of think it would be common sense not to wear such a thing to work, but then again, If I wore a T shirt to work I would get sent home..
They were probably jealous and getting turned on at work! LOL
No half naked ladies in the work place?!! Who woulda thunk it?!!
~rolls eyes~