2 Mainlander mugs to trade for 1 Tiki Bob - Tiki Marketplace

B bigbrotiki Tiki Socialite Tiki Island, above the Silverlake Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 11621	B bigbrotiki Posted posted on Thu, Mar 24, 2005 8:02 PM I can see it now: The Exchange- Somewhere, a foggy early morning on some East European border...two black limousines arrive from opposite ends of the barrier. Men in raincoats coats hustle out two subjects with folded up collars and deep in the face hats on one side: The Mainlander brothers. Meanwhile on the other side, a mysterious single figure is escorted: Maori Bob is going to be exchanged... Maori Bob is certainly rare, but is he handsome? I for one find that mug designers always seemed to have had a problem with the Maori aesthetic: The Hawaiian Inn paddle sucker, the black Mauna Loa...unique but not really "getting" the style. But I concur that with Tiki mugs, it is about uniqueness as much as it is about style. Best of luck with this deal!

I can see it now: The Exchange-

Somewhere, a foggy early morning on some East European border...two black limousines arrive from opposite ends of the barrier. Men in raincoats coats hustle out two subjects with folded up collars and deep in the face hats on one side: The Mainlander brothers.
Meanwhile on the other side, a mysterious single figure is escorted: Maori Bob is going to be exchanged...

Maori Bob is certainly rare, but is he handsome? I for one find that mug designers always seemed to have had a problem with the Maori aesthetic: The Hawaiian Inn paddle sucker, the black Mauna Loa...unique but not really "getting" the style.

But I concur that with Tiki mugs, it is about uniqueness as much as it is about style. Best of luck with this deal!

Post #149100 by bigbrotiki on Thu, Mar 24, 2005 8:02 PM