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Those Who Work In Bong Shops Should Not Cast Stones 5
Nice post..Of course if the "trolls" exist..their must also be "Ogres"..In this case, an Ogre is a business owner [mad about the global recession and looking to take it out on a lazy skateboarder], "local" Obecian [born under the pier], or a current self-righteous liberal OB "person" that is so spoiled and full from overpriced beer and pizza at Pizza Port that they forgot that while acting like a hippie in So Cal is di reguer you are also supposed to support other hippies and help scrounge for food, change, weeed etc. Duh.— December 21, 2010 12:30 p.m.
Day-by-day slog for a San Diego job
I thought it was an interesting article from the job-seeker perspective. Very accurate. I have held innumerable jobs in my life, and my ambition got me back to SD my hometown 3 years ago. Good picture of what entry-level type work is like here.Anyways- the comments about OB were SPOT ON. I say if you want to come to SD and rock it come CREATE your OWN #$#$ JOB. Have a nice day~ PS- Bartending in this economy? Doesn't sound that lucrative but I guess summer is coming and so are more Le Tigres... PPSS the comments by Native619 were hilarious...Drink that rot gut up visitors!— June 14, 2010 12:16 p.m.
San Diego tribute bands: 40 Ounces to Freedom (Sublime), Dust N’ Bones (Guns N’ Roses), Dazed and Confused (Led Zeppelin)
I simply cannot believe, Electric Waste Band, of Ocean Beach, was not interviewed for this article. Horrible Journalism to omit them, sorry. They are one of the COUNTRIES premier Grateful Dead cover bands, probably Top 3 [ Dark Star Orchestra is considered #1). They have been performing at Winstons for almost 20 years and have a more dedicated fan base then any band interviewed. The omission is so glaring for one reason, Grateful Dead cover bands essentially are part of the FOUNDATION of the cover band as we know it....They are one of the only bands people found worthy of covering full-time and hence are practically the first big band covered to such an extreme. Also of note, I have seen Stepping Feet over 10 times, they are great, as is the Iron Maidens and I cannot wait to see the Steely Dammned, but EWB is simply the best and you not interviewing them for this article was shameful !— April 1, 2009 10:14 a.m.
Oggi's Pizza & Brewing Co.
It's pretty good...— October 17, 2008 9:23 p.m.