Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

CM Cool Manchu Member PDX Joined: Aug 03, 2003 Posts: 564	CM Cool Manchu Posted posted on Fri, Apr 13, 2007 8:13 PM When it comes to finding tiki mugs in the wild, I really cannot complain and have been fortunate overall in my opinion... However, looking over Sweet Daddy Tiki's (and others) latest finds, I realize that I hardly ever, and I mean ever, find carved tikis (aside from the Ku-headed mug, which I think are related to rabbits because they are everywhere) or lava scupltures, like Coco Joes and the like. Great finds one and all. I think this is my favorite thread, cause I get to live vicariously through you guys here. Y'all are the best and I am proud to be one of ya. Also, I keep threatening to post my tiki finds since my last posting in the thread (March 06), but it will be a big task and I don't want to come across as pretentious. :wink: -CMC

When it comes to finding tiki mugs in the wild, I really cannot complain and have been fortunate overall in my opinion...

However, looking over Sweet Daddy Tiki's (and others) latest finds, I realize that I hardly ever, and I mean ever, find carved tikis (aside from the Ku-headed mug, which I think are related to rabbits because they are everywhere) or lava scupltures, like Coco Joes and the like.

Great finds one and all. I think this is my favorite thread, cause I get to live vicariously through you guys here. Y'all are the best and I am proud to be one of ya.

Also, I keep threatening to post my tiki finds since my last posting in the thread (March 06), but it will be a big task and I don't want to come across as pretentious. :wink:

-CMC

Post #299103 by Cool Manchu on Fri, Apr 13, 2007 8:13 PM