Dirty Butt Scott Majors

Pod: State your name, rank, and serial number.
Scott: Scott Majors, Rank #1, serial # 666

Pod: Bridge Lurk
Scott: Bridge life! lived, lurked, skated and built under bridges for over 14 years including Burnside, Washington Street, and San Pedro.

Pod: Tell me about your movie making.
Scott: Things are going great! Just premiered a double feature and the new movie is done, “The Dirty Days at the Burnside” will premier in about two months. come check it out.

Pod: Who is Maggie? Your girlfriend?
Scott: She’s my white pitbull 5 yrs old from WSVT San Diego.

Pod: Favorite spots?
Scott: Burnside, Streets of Portland, WSVT, San Francisco, and anywhere you don't know.

Pod: Favorite skaters?
Scott: Josh Falk, Carl Hubble, Josh Hearst, Osage Buffalo, Mark “Red” Scott, Sage Bolyard, Mikey Chin, and Brent Atchley.

Pod: Pacific North West life?
Scott: Much props to the North West scene; Tribute skateboards, North West Skateboards, and anyone else who’s gett’n shit done in the underground.

Pod: Whats good?
Scott: Chronic buds

Pod: Whats not?
Scott: Fuck’n crack cocaine

Pod: Shout outs?
Scott: Fuck’n Burnside, street skaters of Portland, Anyone building VT in their streets, under bridges, everywhere. Fuck it, skaters rule!!

BURNSIDE Beer!!!

Here is an article from ESPN.com about Burnside getting a beer for it's 21st birthday!! Things are looking good for the the project except no name for the beer yet. Well I think it should be called "Blowing It Ale" a nice strong, smooth, full hop tasting brew. How about "Beat it Kook! Ale", Or maybe "DIY Ale"? Well anyway, whatever it is should be good and made in the same D.I.Y. fashion that Burnside skatepark was founded on. Cheers!

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By Keith Hamm
ESPN.com
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Courtesy Burnside Brewing CompanyBurnside skatepark will team up with the local brewery to create a custom beer.

Legendary Burnside skatepark celebrated its 21st anniversary on Halloween night and to commemorate the milestone, a nearby Portland, Ore., brewery is busy whipping up a special batch that could eventually find its way to thirsty beer-lovers across the country.

For the past few weeks, Burnside's shot-callers -- Mark "Red" Scott, Chuck Willis, and Sage Bolyard -- have been meeting with the founders of Burnside Brewing Company. The 15-tank operation and its pub are located a few blocks east of the skatepark, and its brewmaster, Jason McAdams, grew up skating Burnside.

"At this point, you can definitely say that we have a love connection with the brewery," says Bolyard, who started skating and building at the renegade spot when it wasn't much more than a DIY concrete bank up against an existing wall beneath the eastern hallow of Burnside Bridge. "But we haven't narrowed down the beer itself, and we don't have any graphics for the bottle yet."

"It's something we're all interested in doing," says Jay Gilbert, a partner at the brewery, which opened its doors just 10 month ago. "Now we're in the process of wracking our brains for a beer style and doing some test batches. We're thinking something more aggressive, with a higher alcohol content and a full-hop style. And we're hoping by spring to get label approval to sell 22-ounce bottles in and around Portland at first, with [wider distribution after that]."

Gilbert added that the brewery intends to funnel some of the earnings from the sale of the beer back into the park, which recently secured status as a 501(c) nonprofit.

"Being able to pair ourselves up with such a legendary space is pretty special, and we think it'd be cool to get some funds back to the park for concrete patching and other maintenance," Gilbert says. "We basically would like to help keep it up and running for another 21 years."

STYLE POINTS

Mr Frank Atwater knows STYLE! He's been around a long time and seen and skated a lot of pretty kool stuff. One of his favorite trix are "Rock n Rolls" (one of mine too). Frank can do them no problem on just about anything and has been doing them and drinking COORS Beer longer than most of you have been alive! Here Frank demonstrates a proper "R n R" in the bowl formally know as "The Bethany Bowl" PHX,AZ sometime around 2007. Cheers to you Frank!!!

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Memphis, Tn. Is On The Map!!!!

The Skatepark of Memphis is officially opened, and it's fun!!! Get there, skate it!! You won't be dissapointed..

Michael Ellis cranks out a big stalefish off the loveseat at the new park in Seattle, WA

Ditch life

One of the best things about skating AZ besides all of the empty pools are DITCHES! We ended up finding this one within the city limits. A little tight at first and as the legs loosened up the trix started to flow. Ollies, tailslides, no complies, ect. Oh and a bonus slappie curb close by. Bottom line, skating at its rawest and super FUN!!! Turn on the lurk and find a ditch!!
(Andy Levy Tailslide)
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STYLE POINTS

Just about anything Frontside will throw you into an instant stylish move. The first time I saw the Gonz do a f/s boardslide I instantly thought STYLE and that was like 25 years ago or something. Today, STYLE is everywhere and the leader is still the frontside board or Rock n Roll (my opinion) and to prove my point, here is Young gun, Clay Hunt proving that the F/S Rock is still one of the most stylish moves on a skate in an empty North West swimming hole. From what i've heard, STYLE will win babes!

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Kanis is Growing

Well, the homies in Little Rock Arkansas are at it again! Adding more neat stuff to skate at LR's Kanis Park! Wrex Cook sent over some photos of the crew gettn down with some crete! By the time you read this the crew will be shredding some new terrain. If you haven't been to Kanis yet, then you need to put this spot on your list of "Kool Shit To Shred" as this spot has acquired "Legendary Status" and has been around for quite some time now. Most notably, "The Kanis Bowl" which has been around for over 20 years! if you're in the area, stop by for a mid day shred, lend a helping hand, and / or Donate.

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SAUCE Cover Dude

Well as most of you know, by now, SAUCE is going to be out of print for awhile due to our crappy economy and going "On Line" isn't exactly how we'd like to keep doing this, but changing and adapting to the forever changing world is just simply what we gotta do. One of my favorite things about making SAUCE skateboard zine is the cover. Nothing stokes the fire more than a SICK cover of a homie ripping!! The reaction from friends when they see a cover of a new issue is priceless!! For me, thats the reward of this whole project! So now we are "On Line" and how the hell is this cover thing gonna work. Well, in loving memory of the Printed SAUCE we will continue to make new SAUCE covers that continue to feature homies doing what they do best, having a good time shredding!! Each cover will be featured as the cover to the SAUCE website serving the same good 'ol purpose as the printed issues (just reaching more people across the globe) So with that said, I introduce SAUCE skateboard zine's first Digital Cover Dude, Brown Ron and his mean No Comply to Tailslide at Tigard Oregon. Congrats Homie!!!! Enjoy the Wave of Stoke!!
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Lifeblood Skateboards

Last night was the Lifeblood skateboards video premier held at the Commonwealth indoor skate spot Portland, Oregon. The house was packed to see this new motion picture that features some young rippers SHREDDING everything in their path! Amazing skating at some really sick spots! Keep an eye out for this flick as I think you'll enjoy every minute of this jaw dropping presentation!!
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Chris Farrell

Here is an old "check out" with the Arizona homie, Chris Farrell from what looks like sometime in the late 80s early 90s. Hell yeah!! Chris is still ripping Arizona today and can be seen doing so only during temperatures of 70-105 degrees. An Arizona legend!
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Bob Benson backside heelflip long way from Pennsylvania

Kevin Gates and his friend Bob moved to Seattle less then a year ago from Pennsylvania and they have been going for it. Kickflip wallride.

Jesse Dent frontside Smith grind the deep at Kelso, WA

Jesse Dent Kgrind. Kelso, WA

So how is it Oregoooing?

Kyle pays respect to Jamie with a backside grind. R.I.P James Bernard

Jesse Dent came all the way from Tucson, Ariz. to skate new and old spots in the great Northwest

Mike Kearney Long Nosegrind at West Linn, OR

Kevin Gates Wallride Under Seattle Sky

Burnside Birthday Party "21 years fool!!"

Well another year has come and gone. This was another great celebration that went off and was enjoyed by all who attended (except for a few that didn't that were causing some trouble but was quickly dealt with by the locals) Wow 21 years!! Much respect is given to the homies who made this celebration possible and all the positive vibes to keep such a neat spot going for so long! Burnside, the longest running D.I.Y. spot to date with many, many more years to come!!! Here are a few photos of the friends having some fun! And as always, your DONATIONS are greatly appreciated!!!!
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Now Entering the Shred Zone

One of Seattle's newest Grindline parks will take you into a new demension of shred! "The Stargate"

Cody Lockwood

Just when you though there were no more lines to be had at Burnside. Lifeblood skateboard's Cody Lockwood finds a new one.