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More video from the International Pizza Festival. Cast: Jeff Rubin, matthew k

From Jeff Rubin: More video from the International Pizza Festival.

This was at the Pizza Convention. At most booths, you just took your sample and ate it on your feet. This tomato vendor had a pretty elaborate quasi-restaurant featuring waitresses, bread, cheese, lasagna, and wine. I don't know why, but when this guy sat down I put my camera on the table and started taping. The non-subtitled voice is me. We're not actually in talks with Penguin. Cast: Jeff Rubin

I basically stole Amir's idea for Paulina (http://www.vimeo.com/clip:130854) and reversed it. In addition, I made Amir hold the camera so a double-thanks to him. The song in my headphones is actually The Freshman at double speed, a la Spike Jonze's Undone video. I couldn't get the lip synch 100%, but it straightens out by the end. Cast: Jeff Rubin

Streeter shot this immediately after I finished a phone interview with Bob Saget. I was totally star struck. Cast: Jeff Rubin, streeter seidell

This clip will be VERY boring if you aren't into the Canadian kid's show DEGRASSI. Jimmy drops a minor spoiler, but it's something that's been in the commercials. Cast: Jeff Rubin

In order Bryan, Ty, Ty again, then I jump over a stream at Yosemite park. Cast: Jeff Rubin

There's a lot of street performers at Fisherman's Wharf. Usually they are pretty easy to ignore, but this is one we couldn't resist. This guy sits next to a sign that says "Live Impressions - Shout Out a Star! $1." You have to pick a celebrity off his list, but there were many to choose from. My friend Dave ponied up two dollars and requested Sidney Poitier. It's a scene from 1963's The Long Ships (http://imdb.com/title/tt0057259/). My friends and I realized when we walked away that none of us had any idea what a good Sidney Poitier impression was like. What do you guys think? Cast: Jeff Rubin

I started to explain what the hell was going on here, but it got long. Blog post long. http://jeffrubinjeffrubin.blogspot.com/2006/08/ugh.html Cast: Jeff Rubin

Our plane was late leaving Newark on our flight to San Francisco. We missed our connection and had to stay the night in Salt Lake City. We made the best of it, and took a handsome cab ride around the city. Cast: Jeff Rubin

http://jeffrubinjeffrubin.blogspot.com/2006/06/heres-bit-torrent-of-my-appearance-on.html Cast: Jeff Rubin

This is me doing standup at an open-mic night at the Village Lantern on October 26th, 2004. It was one of only 4 or 5 times I did standup in New York. This was right before the 2004 presidential election. I notice watching it now, a year and a half later, that there are long periods of time when nobody laughs. I knew that going in though. I still think this is a pretty engaging, even if it's not always hilarious. I was working a crappy temp job entering data at the time, and during the day I would enjoy a lot of Spalding Gray monologues, so I think that's why I decided that would be okay. I constantly toy with the idea of doing random open mics again. I really enjoyed writing the whole routine, and figuring out the best way to make it all go together. I did not really enjoy performing. My rehearsal regiment included daily shower performances and walking around my suburban NJ town in the middle of the night muttering to myself. It made me very nervous. I've done other types of public speaking before and since and generally I enjoy it, but stand-up is different. If a musician does an open-mic night with his guitar, everyone (should) stand around and be respectful and clap at the end. But with these, even your close friends can't force laughter (though you will hear my friend Scott, who was holding the camera, valiantly try). That thought made me more nervous than I probably needed to be. The catchphrase schtick was pretty standard for my stand-up appearances. I really liked doing it, I felt like it was a good way to engage the audience. All in all a decent performance, and one I'm not embarrassed to post on Vimeo. p.s. i just googled noah mccullough and he has a website - http://noahmccullough.com/ Cast: Jeff Rubin

I know I'm a little late on the Brokeback Mountain trailer remix wagon, but what the heck. I thought it would be fun to remix something with my friends in it. This was mostly made from - http://www.vimeo.com/clip:69921. And inspired by Chris' remix of the same footage - http://www.vimeo.com/clip:70167 Cast: Jeff Rubin, Amir and streeter seidell

(it didn't cost $300) Cast: Jeff Rubin

Cast: Jeff Rubin

One X!mas tradition is BNuts having to jump through a lot of hoops to receive his present. Here he is reading his first clue this year. Cast: Jeff Rubin

The gift was actually for me. It was from Matt and was Muppet Show season 1. Cast: Jeff Rubin

This is from the Rejection Show on 11/16. Streeter (and eventually Jakob) present some pictures that have been rejected from CollegeHumor. Cast: Jeff Rubin, Jakob Lodwick and streeter seidell

This is Jeff (that's me!), Streeter, and Jakob at the Rejection Show. I was presenting movies that I have rejected from CollegeHumor.com. Thanks to Zach Klein for holding the camera during our way over-time presentation. Cast: Jeff Rubin

The MC of the deep fryer. Cast: Jeff Rubin, Scott

The excitement builds in the kitchen! Cast: Jeff Rubin, Scott

This was the night's first batch. Cast: Jeff Rubin, Scott

Cast: Jeff Rubin

Cast: Jeff Rubin