The God of Wind killed 2 of my tikis - General Tiki

S SugarCaddyDaddy Member Huntington Beach, California Joined: Jun 03, 2002 Posts: 1500	S SugarCaddyDaddy Posted posted on Mon, Jan 6, 2003 3:11 PM Ok, who can answer this question? When an American Flag is weathered and torn past it's usefulness as an esthetically pleasing symbol of freedom, then the proper way to dispose of it is to take it to a local American Legion for collection where they (usually on Flag Day) perform a ceremony for disposal by burning the flags. (Burning your own flag outside of this official ceremony is considered VERY un-American). What about broken or totally decayed tikis? Broken mugs, plaques, etc.? Is there any ritual for proper disposal, burning, crushing, etc.? Should we get TikiBong to add a new Ritual for National Tiki Day where anyone who has a tiki item in need of proper disposal could come and include their broken tiki items? Maybe a ceremony can be put together? Something to think about.....Bong? BigBro? Bueller? Anyone..anyone? SugarCaddyDaddy

Ok, who can answer this question?

When an American Flag is weathered and torn past it's usefulness as an esthetically pleasing symbol of freedom, then the proper way to dispose of it is to take it to a local American Legion for collection where they (usually on Flag Day) perform a ceremony for disposal by burning the flags. (Burning your own flag outside of this official ceremony is considered VERY un-American).

What about broken or totally decayed tikis? Broken mugs, plaques, etc.? Is there any ritual for proper disposal, burning, crushing, etc.?

Should we get TikiBong to add a new Ritual for National Tiki Day where anyone who has a tiki item in need of proper disposal could come and include their broken tiki items? Maybe a ceremony can be put together?

Something to think about.....Bong? BigBro? Bueller? Anyone..anyone?

SugarCaddyDaddy

Post #18442 by SugarCaddyDaddy on Mon, Jan 6, 2003 3:11 PM