The Mai Tai, a component study in Mixology - Tiki Drinks and Food

T TraderPeg Member Haunted Hudson Valley Joined: Aug 10, 2006 Posts: 91	T TraderPeg Posted posted on Sun, Feb 18, 2007 7:47 AM Yes, everything looks tastier in a Tiki mug, even those commonly found in the wild, as we say here. I do enjoy how the Mai Tai looks in the clear DOF (double old-fashioned), however -- I wanted very much to see the Green island and the Mint Tree! I was wondering, too, if the Tikicentral software could automatically place flashing Tiki masks on those posts entered after the local Cocktail Hour -- "Warning! Possible Drunken Response Here! Do Not Take Too Seriously Or Expect to Understand Implied Joke!"

Yes, everything looks tastier in a Tiki mug, even those commonly found in the wild, as we say here.

I do enjoy how the Mai Tai looks in the clear DOF (double old-fashioned), however -- I wanted very much to see the Green island and the Mint Tree!

I was wondering, too, if the Tikicentral software could automatically place flashing Tiki masks on those posts entered after the local Cocktail Hour -- "Warning! Possible Drunken Response Here! Do Not Take Too Seriously Or Expect to Understand Implied Joke!"

Post #286370 by TraderPeg on Sun, Feb 18, 2007 7:47 AM