By
Jonny 2b
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Published
September 2, 2010

Bob Dylan at the Fox Theater in Oakland, Ca.
Last week i had the pleasure of getting to see Bob Dylan at the Fox Theater in Oakland, CA. It was one of the best shows of my life! Below is part one of three videos i filmed at the show, the song is “This Wheels on Fire.”. Hope you enjoy!
After the show i got back to my car and this is what i saw……

Thankfully nothing was stolen. Be careful where you park in Oakland.
Heres a clip I filmed on the Thrasher site that didn’t make it into the final edit of “Stay Gold”.
Aaron Suski Firing Line
Addison, Eric, and Ron took a trip down to Los Angeles to catch up with Josh Toy and Razor team manager Ali. They rode, they went cliff diving, and even spent some time in downtown Disney throughout the trip. This is the first part of the trip as documented by Addison.

I’m not sure why I am doing a review on this movie. I mean, let’s be honest, the movie has Mark Wahlberg, which means, it might be the greatest movie of all time. Wahlberg is so ridiculously intense that he is funny and Will Ferrell adds his great comedic sense to make the film a truly magical experience that is beyond words. I wish Samuel Jackson and The Rock were in it more than they were, but their moments in the film are amazing. I can’t give away their best scene, but it’s majestic. The movie is much better than “Dinner for Schmucks” and arguably one of the year’s best films so far. There are so many funny lines in this movie that it would be foolish to put them in print as you wouldn’t understand just how funny they are. But here’s a taste, Mark Wahlberg’s screensaver is a great white shark rising out of the water in full glory, ready to eat a hapless seal, who, unbeknownst to the seal, is a great meal for the shark as the fatty acids provide a lipid layer that can warm the shark’s interior leaving it feeling comfortable even in the harshest of climates. GO SEE THIS MOVIE!
The other week 2B and the gang headed out on a skate mission and this is what they returned with.
Join Liz and her good friend Tori in Charlotte, North Carolina for the 7th episode of Liz’s L.A. Life.
A couple weeks ago we took The Over Show bus to the West Wind Solano Drive-In to check out Dinner for Schmucks and Inception. Take a look at our little adventure and shout out to the guys working the front gate who gave the bus driver a free pass to the movie’s that night!
Some footage of Empire of the Sun performing at Outside Lands on Sunday August 15th. I suggest checking out this festival next year, it’s really awesome being in Golden Gate Park with the trees and everything. Good times.

Steve Carell and Paul Rudd star in this comedy about idiots. Steve Carell brings something fresh to each of his roles and he is uncomfortably unique in this movie. In fact, his character is so awkward, slash funny, slash delightful, slash creeper-status that it actually works for this film. Paul Rudd has subjected himself to playing the same character in ever movie; he has a hot girlfriend, he is a little sarcastic but not an asshole, even though he is sarcastic, he has got a sensitive side so his significant other can reach him easily about issues that are troubling to their relationship. I think Paul Rudd liked his role in “Friends” so much he decided he would only be in a movie if he could play that character; he secretly hopes that Phoebe will come back to his life but that is unlikely because Phoebe is not a real person, well, actually she is, since Lisa Kudrow is actually Phoebe at heart.
But anyway, this movie also stars Jermaine from “Flight of the Conchords”. Jermaine delivers the best performance of the film as a narcisstic artist whose fascinations or preoccupations include goats. “Let’s not start this fire, or we’ll burn the world to ashes”. Movie has some great scenes but it is only an okay film. Still, GO SEE NOW!