The idea this monstrosity will be in Dickson on Australia Day makes me sick.
Your jimmies are to easily rustled JB. That’s really only of concern to the people who intend to hit up the Dickson McDonalds on Australia day.
Personally, I’m bemused as to why anyone would go to Mac-shack of all places to buy overpriced merch, when they can just go online and buy knockoffs for a fraction of the price.
The idea this monstrosity will be in Dickson on Australia Day makes me sick.
Your jimmies are to easily rustled JB. That’s really only of concern to the people who intend to hit up the Dickson McDonalds on Australia day.
Personally, I’m bemused as to why anyone would go to Mac-shack of all places to buy overpriced merch, when they can just go online and buy knockoffs for a fraction of the price.
Bigger things to worry about on Australia Day than this Jb.
Ooooh – let’s show how sophisticated and smart we are by bagging commercialised entertainment. I feel better already!
If JB had simply bagged “1D” for existing you might have a point. But a specific truck, touring ’round with the stated intention of selling branded stuff to fans is far enough to the wrong side of the “commercialised entertainment” balance point that I don’t feel smarmy in the slightest.
It’s nice that ever (sic) though the over gelled tossers
That’s a bit harsh.
But then you can bet yer booties that the teenage girls who are a big fan of them now will look back in 10 years time and wonder what the fuss was all about.
Remember Spice Girls? Backstreet Boys? Bros? The Monkees? The Beatles?
Me neither.
It’s nice that ever (sic) though the over gelled tossers
That’s a bit harsh.
But then you can bet yer booties that the teenage girls who are a big fan of them now will look back in 10 years time and wonder what the fuss was all about.
Remember Spice Girls? Backstreet Boys? Bros? The Monkees? The Beatles?
Me neither.
Ah you might be surprised to know that The Beatles are the most commercially successful and critically acclaimed act in the history of pop music who have sold a certified 250 million units,47 million more than Elvis.There have also been claims that total sales have topped 1 billion so they make one erection look very limp.
It’s Simon Cowell that’s pushing all this crap and taking most of the cash…not a bunch of 19 yr old lads, though who knows what the future will bring.?
One of them comes from my home town in England…not a great place really.
Just after they’d been mobbed and treated like Take That in Sydney around last Eastertime, he was spotted back in the local rundown shopping centre in England, wandering around on his own unmolested.
A local news reporter recognised him and asked him what he was doing. He said his mum had sent him into town to get some potatoes for their tea. Thought that was quite cool.
It’s nice that ever (sic) though the over gelled tossers
That’s a bit harsh.
But then you can bet yer booties that the teenage girls who are a big fan of them now will look back in 10 years time and wonder what the fuss was all about.
Remember Spice Girls? Backstreet Boys? Bros? The Monkees? The Beatles?
Me neither.
I think the Beatles may be in a slightly different bracket to the rest of them…
It’s nice that ever (sic) though the over gelled tossers
That’s a bit harsh.
But then you can bet yer booties that the teenage girls who are a big fan of them now will look back in 10 years time and wonder what the fuss was all about.
Remember Spice Girls? Backstreet Boys? Bros? The Monkees? The Beatles?
Me neither.
I think the Beatles may be in a slightly different bracket to the rest of them…
It’s nice that ever (sic) though the over gelled tossers
Remember Spice Girls? Backstreet Boys? Bros? The Monkees? The Beatles?
Me neither.
Well actually, you must remember them because you mentioned them in your post.
The Beatles sold two million songs on iTunes within two weeks after their debut on the site in 2011. So even the Now Generation likes them. The Monkees have sold over three million copies of their box set Music Box – released after Davy Jones’s death last year – on CD and iTunes.
Both Spice Girls and Backstreet Boys reunited last year for reunion tours which were hugely successful.
Let’s face it folks, there is a market out there to be exploited, and there will always be someone to take advantage of the hormone driven stupidity of 13 year old girls.
There was a grumpy meme popped up on 4Chan last week, along the lines of “I fell down the stairs while carrying a guitar and accidentally wrote a One Direction song”.
The idea this monstrosity will be in Dickson on Australia Day makes me sick.
Imagine how hard we will all laugh at this in coming years after their star inevitably crashes and burns (or it might be now, who knows?).
johnboy said :
Your jimmies are to easily rustled JB. That’s really only of concern to the people who intend to hit up the Dickson McDonalds on Australia day.
Personally, I’m bemused as to why anyone would go to Mac-shack of all places to buy overpriced merch, when they can just go online and buy knockoffs for a fraction of the price.
I just through up a little in my mouth.
arescarti42 said :
Bigger things to worry about on Australia Day than this Jb.
I hate it when people steal cars just to burn them out, but I really want to put that poor TR4 out of it’s misery.
Ooooh – let’s show how sophisticated and smart we are by bagging commercialised entertainment. I feel better already!
p1 said :
Arrrgggg *threw*.
thebrownstreak69 said :
If JB had simply bagged “1D” for existing you might have a point. But a specific truck, touring ’round with the stated intention of selling branded stuff to fans is far enough to the wrong side of the “commercialised entertainment” balance point that I don’t feel smarmy in the slightest.
It’s nice that ever (sic) though the over gelled tossers
That’s a bit harsh.
But then you can bet yer booties that the teenage girls who are a big fan of them now will look back in 10 years time and wonder what the fuss was all about.
Remember Spice Girls? Backstreet Boys? Bros? The Monkees? The Beatles?
Me neither.
So what are they selling: tubs of One Direction-endorsed Vaseline and ‘slightly’ used Gerbils?
Jivrashia said :
Ah you might be surprised to know that The Beatles are the most commercially successful and critically acclaimed act in the history of pop music who have sold a certified 250 million units,47 million more than Elvis.There have also been claims that total sales have topped 1 billion so they make one erection look very limp.
p1 said :
It was very nearly a passable gag about drive-throughs moving in one direction.
It’s Simon Cowell that’s pushing all this crap and taking most of the cash…not a bunch of 19 yr old lads, though who knows what the future will bring.?
One of them comes from my home town in England…not a great place really.
Just after they’d been mobbed and treated like Take That in Sydney around last Eastertime, he was spotted back in the local rundown shopping centre in England, wandering around on his own unmolested.
A local news reporter recognised him and asked him what he was doing. He said his mum had sent him into town to get some potatoes for their tea. Thought that was quite cool.
Jivrashia said :
I think the Beatles may be in a slightly different bracket to the rest of them…
Just a slight difference.
Mr Evil said :
With free gaffer tape?
thebrownstreak69 said :
Hadley/ jones listener typical response.
Comic_and_Gamer_Nerd said :
Sound bite please!!
Comic_and_Gamer_Nerd said :
Who’s that?
Thumper said :
Actually, most of us remember all of them.
I hear that they speak very kindly of you…..
Jivrashia said :
Well actually, you must remember them because you mentioned them in your post.
The Beatles sold two million songs on iTunes within two weeks after their debut on the site in 2011. So even the Now Generation likes them. The Monkees have sold over three million copies of their box set Music Box – released after Davy Jones’s death last year – on CD and iTunes.
Both Spice Girls and Backstreet Boys reunited last year for reunion tours which were hugely successful.
Let’s face it folks, there is a market out there to be exploited, and there will always be someone to take advantage of the hormone driven stupidity of 13 year old girls.
Bay City Rollers anyone?
Marketing genius. I wish I’d thought of it!
Lot of people sure took that Beatles bait.
Comic_and_Gamer_Nerd said :
You wish.
AlpineViper said :
Indeed they did.
And they repaid that with some of the greatest pop music ever, possibly, in some people’s view, the greatest.
Not sure I can see One Direction doing that
Jivrashia said :
Bros? ???? Double ewe tee eff?
I had to google them.
all this post says to me is “I’M OLD, DAMN KIDS GET OFF MY LAWN.”
yawn.
So it’s just a merchandise caravan…. doesn’t even contain the singers?
Sounds like fun, lol
There was a grumpy meme popped up on 4Chan last week, along the lines of “I fell down the stairs while carrying a guitar and accidentally wrote a One Direction song”.