Basement Tiki - Home Tiki Bars

M mrtikibar Member Neskowin, OR Joined: Jul 07, 2002 Posts: 837	M mrtikibar Posted posted on Mon, Nov 11, 2002 2:49 PM TikiMaxton, Castaway Cove, from all the photos I've seen and from the tremendous response issued from your guests, has to be at the top of the Tiki Central home-bar hill. Few other bars or lounges are in this league. However, it is definitely not a basement tikibar. You know you are in a basement when all the lamps, glass floats, and other hanging decorations are in corners or up against walls. I have to warn anyone, six foot and up or with a propensity to break into a pogo to watch for low hanging objects. (A mere light bulb qualifies in a basement.) You aren't in a basement. You're in a blimp hanger. Just what are the dimensions of that thing? You are Danny Balsz with webbed feet, Tikimaximum...Portland's prodigal son.

TikiMaxton,
Castaway Cove, from all the photos I've seen and from the tremendous response issued from your guests, has to be at the top of the Tiki Central home-bar hill. Few other bars or lounges are in this league.
However, it is definitely not a basement tikibar. You know you are in a basement when all the lamps, glass floats, and other hanging decorations are in corners or up against walls. I have to warn anyone, six foot and up or with a propensity to break into a pogo to watch for low hanging objects.
(A mere light bulb qualifies in a basement.)
You aren't in a basement. You're in a blimp hanger. Just what are the dimensions of that thing? You are Danny Balsz with webbed feet, Tikimaximum...Portland's prodigal son.

Post #13401 by mrtikibar on Mon, Nov 11, 2002 2:49 PM