Dockers Free Pants

It's the song from the Dockers commercial, I can't find it on LimeWire.

Answer: Please use iTunes or similar LEGAL buy-a-download site instead of illegal stealing unless you are about to download copyright-FREE music or unless the copyright owners allow free download! I very much doubt you would work for 30+ years without getting paid anyway, so please stop stealing! Having no money is never an excuse to steal anyway! By the way, most, if not all, copyright-free music belongs to the classical music category, just so you know!

Answer: in a word.....SPAM....don't even open that trash...

Answer: visit http://dockers.com/freepants and enter your name to win free pants. They are only giving out 1000 docker pants.

Answer: I haven't heard about them giving away any free pants,

The shirt is a long sleeve polo ralph lauren shirt with small 1/4-inch wide blue and 1/4-inch wide white stripes evenly spaced. The pants are dockers wrinkle free khaki pants. Do they match? - settle a bet for me

Answer: yes, khaki is like tan and tan is a neutral color so it can be worn with anything

Extensive information. What subcultural stereotype best applies? 24 year old white male 6', 250 lbs. Upbringing: Grew up mostly in a small-medium-sized city in southern Missouri. Upper middle-class. Lived in Central America for a few years. Education: Three years at a state college, pursuing a BA in Religious Studies, double minoring in Philosophy and Political Science. Dropped out for financial reasons (had no parental help). Career: I have two contracts (self-employed). One as a writer of tech & gaming news on the internet. Second doing market research for an entrepreneur. Together they pay 35-40k. Long term career goal is to become financially stable enough to start my own business related to the visual arts and the online media. Very little interest in having a family, and would rather die than move back to the suburbs. Current living situation: Live with one roommate in a working class Hispanic immigrant neighborhood near downtown Chicago. Plan to get a studio in a more upscale (but still very urban) neighborhood in January. Politics: Democrat, but more liberal on social and foreign policy issues. More conservative on economic issues. Radical internationalist and free trader. Books: "The Stranger" by Albert Camus, "Solaris" by Stanislaw Lem, "Big Sur" by Jack Kerouac, "At the Mountains of Madness" by H.P. Lovecraft Movies: French new wave films (esp. François Truffaut), moody Sci-fi like Blade Runner and Aliens, films of Billy Wilder, Audrey Hepburn movies, films of Wong Kar Wai, films of Werner Herzog. So mostly classics and foreign. TV: 30 Rock, Mad Men, Weeds. Music: M.I.A., Asobi Seksu, Common, Philip Glass, Rachid Taha, The Streets, Goldfrapp, Nine Inch Nails Glasses: Sleek, black-rimmed Emporio Armani wraparounds. Tops: Button up dress shirts from JC Penney or other department stores mostly -- J Ferrar and Stafford. Dark, solid colors. Usually not tucked in. Bottoms: Pants are Dockers or St. John's Bay khakis. Sometimes cargo pants, but usually dressy khakis, off-white or dark brown. Shoes: Black or brown loafers. Other relevant info: Total technophile. Have an HDTV, PS3, MacBook Pro, and an iPhone. Don't like fancy restaurants; mostly try to go to the cheapest Thai or Chinese food place I can find. Not particularly anti-corporate or into organic, free trade, or vegan anything. I think the website Stuff White People Like is hilarious and familiar but it only 40% applies to me. I'm in the heart of hardcore geek culture because I write about video games and gadgets for a living, but I feel very disassociated because I've never gotten into comic books and the whole escapist fantasy subculture (ie, Star Wars). Very snobbish about films but not about music. Love the show Frasier and everything it stands for, but can afford nothing that it stands for (fine wines, opera, etc). Obsessed with politics. Also like some oddball things, like burlesque. Heroes are Werner Herzog, Steve Jobs, François Truffaut, Albert Camus, and Mikhail Gorbachev. Should clarify on "Religious Studies" -- was secular study of religion, not seminary or anything. I'm agnostic and very serious about being irreligious.

Answer: yupster - knowing "french new wave films" makes you a hipster. owning an iphone AND a macbook pro makes you a yuppie. now you can brag about your newly confirmed social status to your rich, stuck up liberal friends. ironically speaking, of course.

yes, we have uniforms [BOOO!]: solid colored polos with khaki/navy blue/black Dockers. capris, knee-length shorts, long. tucked in shirts with belts and brown/black/white/navy blue shoes. please pick one or suggest a different color and feel free to say if a shirt will match better with navy blue/black pants. thanks! http://s70.photobucket.com/albums/i114/aliciapak/?action=view¤t=uniform.jpg belts. i know right? and we do have skirts: same color as pants but knee length. rather wear the pants. :P

Answer: you should TOTALLY wear a white (or pink! hee hee) polo, and black pants and black shoes. but i think you guys should be allowed to have skirts....capris would be awesome too....wear capris, actually!

Last year I bought $125 worth of Dockers pants at JC Penney's so I could get a free flight. The promotion was put on by TLC Marketing and was suppose to allow me to fly to my choice of Cities for free. Well after a year of complaints to JC Penney and Dockers, phone messages and contacting the BBB (Better Business Bureau), I have got no closer to my free trip than I was 12 months ago. I am a victim of a travel scam. what is so scary about it, is there appears no more ways to fight back. Can you relate? Why not google the information you already have, like company names, and see if anyone else has written about similar matters? I have and there are hundreds of posts on messages boards about this. Google: Dockers free flight

Answer: No, but you can contact some TV stations often local ones, which have programs exposing such scams. Good Luck.You could also try to withhold payment, if you used credit card, provided not too much time had elapsed, or stopping the check

I am looking for answers with actual prices: I'm not really sure how to price some items I am selling at a yard sale. Clothing: NEW pants (old navy) with tags still attached. New jeans (AE) but no tags Men's pants (Dockers, Tommy H) new/great condition Brand named shirts in excellent condition. Brand named sweaters(AF,AE) in good/excellent New HP photo printer with CD/manual but not in box (I got it free when I bought my computer so it not top of the line) Inline skates womens excellent condition with box NEW in box makeup bag set(4 bags & brushes) Paperback (best seller list) books Thanks - this is my first yard sell and I have tons of stuff but I just dont know how to price my stuff. Some things I think I priced too low.

Answer: New pants with tags: $5.00 New pants without tags: $3.00 Shirts: $2.00 Sweatshirts: $3.00 Printer and skates: $5.00 Make up set: $2.00 Books: $.50 Remember, yard sales aren't really for making money but rather to get rid of unwanted items. Also, make sure you have everything set up nice and organized. That will draw in more customers. Have fun and good luck!

I'm not really sure how to price some items I am selling at a yard sale. Clothing: NEW pants (old navy) with tags still attached. New jeans (AE) but no tags Men's pants (Dockers, Tommy H) new/great condition Brand named shirts in excellent condition. Brand named sweaters(AF,AE) in good/excellent New HP photo printer with CD/manual but not in box (I got it free when I bought my computer so it not top of the line) Inline skates womens excellent condition with box NEW in box makeup bag set(4 bags & brushes) Paperback (best seller list) books Thanks - this is my first yard sell and I have tons of stuff but I just dont know how to price my stuff. Some things I think I priced too low.

Answer: I would have categories: all new stuff, gently used, heavily worn and used those are just examples, make your own categories to fit what you think will work. Instead of marking each item by pricing individually, use color stickers. Example: red sticker $5, Blue Sticker $4., green =$1.00, then have a box for everything25 cents or 50 cents, then categorize them by color so they are easier to shop and keep up with for you. Books usually don't get much - paperbacks 25 - 50 cents, hard cover usually no more than 1.00.