Japanese tiki? Korean tiki! Is it really tiki? - General Tiki

L lynxwiler Member downtown L.A. Joined: Jun 22, 2003 Posts: 20	L lynxwiler Posted posted on Mon, Apr 28, 2008 11:14 PM Thanks for the translation sushiman! I had suspected the written characters expressed a thought or greeting; something more than a noun. I'm surprised there's not more to it. What do you suppose they were used for? If I find the nerve, I'll look up the property owner on the web and ask about them. There's four of these fellows by the roadside and two more further down the fenced driveway. Bamboo stu: You may have lost your rum, but I nearly lost control of my car when I saw these eyes staring me down on the side of the road. They are creepy in a way, but I do like 'em a lot.

Thanks for the translation sushiman!

I had suspected the written characters expressed a thought or greeting; something more than a noun. I'm surprised there's not more to it. What do you suppose they were used for?

If I find the nerve, I'll look up the property owner on the web and ask about them. There's four of these fellows by the roadside and two more further down the fenced driveway.

Bamboo stu: You may have lost your rum, but I nearly lost control of my car when I saw these eyes staring me down on the side of the road. They are creepy in a way, but I do like 'em a lot.

Post #376891 by lynxwiler on Mon, Apr 28, 2008 11:14 PM