Mr. Vise Grip's Bamboo Bar - General Tiki

T Tiki-bot Member Joined: Jun 24, 2002 Posts: 1345	T Tiki-bot Posted posted on Mon, Aug 4, 2003 11:40 AM The show was fun, but trying to get a drink at the tiki bar side was agonizing. The bartender was in good spirits, but really needed a bar-back. We must'va stood in line for half an hour to get a drink. But the tiki bar space is nicely appointed and a nice addition to the performance space next door. I've never seen so many geriatric, balding & pony-tailed hippies in aloha shirts in one place, but then I've never been to a Buffett concert, either. I cannot agree more with WtT's assessment of Faifax cops, though. I've driven through there, day and night, dozens of times and you NEVER, EVER want to exceed the speed limit or disobey a sign there. We were luckily incident-free Saturday night, but I've been pulled over for barely crossing over the center yellow line (while totally sober). Why is it that uber-liberal towns (i.e. Berkeley) swing so far over on the pendulum that they are practically facist?

The show was fun, but trying to get a drink at the tiki bar side was agonizing. The bartender was in good spirits, but really needed a bar-back. We must'va stood in line for half an hour to get a drink. But the tiki bar space is nicely appointed and a nice addition to the performance space next door. I've never seen so many geriatric, balding & pony-tailed hippies in aloha shirts in one place, but then I've never been to a Buffett concert, either.

I cannot agree more with WtT's assessment of Faifax cops, though. I've driven through there, day and night, dozens of times and you NEVER, EVER want to exceed the speed limit or disobey a sign there. We were luckily incident-free Saturday night, but I've been pulled over for barely crossing over the center yellow line (while totally sober). Why is it that uber-liberal towns (i.e. Berkeley) swing so far over on the pendulum that they are practically facist?

Post #45948 by Tiki-bot on Mon, Aug 4, 2003 11:40 AM