That program belongs on the WTF thread in it's own right, just for the image in the top right corner. One can safely assume that that wouldn't be used now, much too close to the bone at an American Football game.
"We wanted to create a modern hub for consumers to share social and immersive experiences that were anchored in the exploration of our cola's artisanal craft and flavor," shared Seth Kaufman, Chief Marketing Officer, PepsiCo North America Beverages. "The Kola House represents a new space for us to support our consumer-first approach to drive authenticity and innovation around our beverage offerings and ideals."
Kola House's experimental and elemental themes honoring the kola nut will be brought to life through resident cocktail curator Alex Ott. Ott's unrivaled background in flavor chemistry and his superior knowledge of food and beverage pairings and global palates make him the ideal mastermind behind the development of Kola House's cocktails and elixirs. A full artisanal menu from a rising resident executive chef will also offer specialty plates inspired by the kola nut.
The flagship location will also serve as a transformative event space for pop culture moments in music, art, style, film, sports and more. Pepsi is leveraging its broad partnership with Live Nation to help build out a special music series, Live at the Kola House, which will serve as tent pole moments throughout its year-long programming. Each of the intimate, stripped down performances will bring fans up-close to the artists both visually and acoustically for the once-in-a-lifetime shows.
The whole thing is millenial marketing bullshit Mad Libs.
There's a whole artisanal menu with speciality plates inspired by the kola nut, though.
I got that from the great podcast Uhh Yeah Dude, which I must thank Renart for turning me on to a few years back. 30:15 in here: http://archive.uhhyeahdu.de/episodes/episode-491
Go and experiment somewhere else, we have enough trouble with lorry drivers lapsing in concentration, or occasionally outright falling asleep at the wheel, without another nine lorries in the mix when it happens.
Go and experiment somewhere else, we have enough trouble with lorry drivers lapsing in concentration, or occasionally outright falling asleep at the wheel, without another nine lorries in the mix when it happens.
Falling asleep or simply passing out with no warning at the wheel?
"We are planning trials of HGV platoons - which enable vehicles to move in a group so they use less fuel - and will be in a position to say more in due course."
“Her: godly, gorgeous, athletic, educated, careered, humorous, travelled, bilingual, 26-year-old virgin,” the ad said. “You: unworthy, though becoming less so daily.”
Well some prisoners were sent to Barbados as indentured servants after the cromwellian conquest. That was a bit like being sent to the moon to mine something, without a spacesuit. The tiny fraction that survived eventually went on to form part of the slave owning, and slave managing class, and were supplemented by a lot of voluntary emigration
Maiden made $1,764,706 last year and Steve Harris is worth $60 million. I suppose it's like golf or tennis where the "name" is enough to bring in the dough even if your last decent gig/tournament was in 1991.
But "shy of $2 million" isn't the sort of lucre I'd think would support a private 747. A band jumbo-jet seems very 'Bon Jovi / Van Halen in their heyday'. I dunno. Maybe it was paid off in '90 and it's just gas and maintenance now.
They don't have the expense of having to pay a pilot either.
I worked one of their gigs in '95 and there were less than a thousand people at it.
They were shite.
If not the jet then at least their fortune would appear to have taken a turn for the better since.
I know the Taliban do hate all music, rather than one specifically black form of music, but “this borough finds unacceptable forms of music" should chill anyone, really.
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