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An expansive gear emporium decked out with Italian chandeliers, Acrimony vends wildly eclectic brands, from the updated prepsterism of United Bamboo, to the teched out urban-commando of Public School, to the muted street-savvy of House of Cassette, a welcome advancement over the chunky stylings of House of 8-Track.
330's expanded on exposed bricks for a mod gentlemen's-club look: chrome barstools, flannelled-ceilings, and bar chalkboards salvaged from Stanford classrooms. In an odd twist, the kitchen won't open 'til 2am, serving after-hours bites like smoked salmon wrapped asparagus, and sweet potato blinis w/ caviar and créme fraiche -- items obviously salvaged from Stanford tailgate party platters.
Sit in the newly fatted Sections 316-318, and $35'll get you admission, plus unlimited hot dogs, nachos, peanuts, popcorn, soda, and ice cream -- because with the A's, it's all about gutting it out on a limited payroll.
Use code EATS for $20 all-you-can-eat seats for April 5, 18, and 22's games at OaklandAthletics.com
This screening series venerates elaborate pranks/media stunts from wackos as disparate as the almost-too-political Yes Men and the fat-headed Doggie Diner folks. The real gem's the story of a hapless remote-control Cadillac as it's blasted with heavy artillery in the Nevada Desert -- the film's called Car Hunt, but you'll recognize it as video evidence of why you walked home from Burning Man '07.
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