Are we the last generation of Tiki? - General Tiki

S SufferinSimon Tiki Socialite The Enchanted Isle of Dayton, Ohio Joined: Jun 15, 2003 Posts: 118	S SufferinSimon Posted posted on Fri, Mar 3, 2006 11:16 PM Until the entire world is a tropical paradise, new people will be drawn to the mystical ways of tiki. My first encounter was the Kahiki, I was probably 25. I continued to frequent the Kahiki & research what tiki is all about. I had my birthday dinner at the Kahiki on August 25, 2000, and found the tiki news flyers. I had no idea other people gave a rat's ass about the Kahiki and had no idea there was an entire subculture dedicated to tiki.! There are many, many, more like me who are disgusted with the modern world as we know it & regress to escape it. Tiki will always be a viable alternative to the "real" world. My 2 year old son loves his "tiki cup" and prefers his juice served from it. He associates tiki with daddy ... I think that is VERY cool. [ Edited by: Hotrod Hut 2006-03-03 23:21 ]

Until the entire world is a tropical paradise, new people will be drawn to the mystical ways of tiki. My first encounter was the Kahiki, I was probably 25. I continued to frequent the Kahiki & research what tiki is all about. I had my birthday dinner at the Kahiki on August 25, 2000, and found the tiki news flyers. I had no idea other people gave a rat's ass about the Kahiki and had no idea there was an entire subculture dedicated to tiki.! There are many, many, more like me who are disgusted with the modern world as we know it & regress to escape it. Tiki will always be a viable alternative to the "real" world. My 2 year old son loves his "tiki cup" and prefers his juice served from it. He associates tiki with daddy ... I think that is VERY cool.

[ Edited by: Hotrod Hut 2006-03-03 23:21 ]

Post #218781 by SufferinSimon on Fri, Mar 3, 2006 11:16 PM