tiki wonderland iv at the tonga hut--sunday, dec.13 - California Events

B bigbrotiki Tiki Socialite Tiki Island, above the Silverlake Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 11621	B bigbrotiki Posted posted on Sun, Dec 20, 2009 2:56 PM This is what Jeff BTD actually looks like under his "human" costume: Never tell him "It is OK to eat everything on the table". :D I was so proud I made it to the Hut that evening, after I had just landed from Berlin at 2:00 pm. But I must apologize for not making the rounds as I intended to. Somehow I sat down at Grog's table and never got up. It must have been the 12 hour flight, combined with the fact that my wonderful Wahine welcomed me not only with a Sushi Eel bowl, but also hot sake and Sapporo beer for nourishment. So I already was a bit of a Zombie when I walked in and sat down. Then Miss N. brought me one of Kelly's yummy concoctions, and after half of that, I felt so comfortable in that booze ...I mean BOOTH, staring at Grog's happy Java Bob's... ...and those girls on the other end of the booth seemed to wink at me... ...at least the one on the right! But I had a little trouble with focus...anyway, I went home with her. And on my way out, I mustered up the strength to lift my camera to lay testament to (as has been noted again recently here on this board) what a great little jewel of authentic, vintage Tiki the Tonga Hut really is:

This is what Jeff BTD actually looks like under his "human" costume:

Never tell him "It is OK to eat everything on the table". :D

I was so proud I made it to the Hut that evening, after I had just landed from Berlin at 2:00 pm. But I must apologize for not making the rounds as I intended to. Somehow I sat down at Grog's table and never got up. It must have been the 12 hour flight, combined with the fact that my wonderful Wahine welcomed me not only with a Sushi Eel bowl, but also hot sake and Sapporo beer for nourishment. So I already was a bit of a Zombie when I walked in and sat down. Then Miss N. brought me one of Kelly's yummy concoctions, and after half of that, I felt so comfortable in that booze ...I mean BOOTH, staring at Grog's happy Java Bob's...

...and those girls on the other end of the booth seemed to wink at me...

...at least the one on the right!

But I had a little trouble with focus...anyway, I went home with her. And on my way out, I mustered up the strength to lift my camera to lay testament to (as has been noted again recently here on this board) what a great little jewel of authentic, vintage Tiki the Tonga Hut really is:

Post #500139 by bigbrotiki on Sun, Dec 20, 2009 2:56 PM