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J JOHN-O Tiki Socialite Dogtown, USA Joined: May 16, 2008 Posts: 2721	J JOHN-O Posted posted on Mon, Mar 15, 2010 7:25 AM On 2010-03-14 16:55, lucas vigor wrote: However, I have not really encountered all that many people here on tiki central (in person, at events) that fit the description of a Tiki Snob. Most people in my area are really cool. Many of us know each other, and I see new people here all the time, and noone treats them harshly. Here's my theory. I think in So CA, people are less uptight because frankly we have TOO MUCH Tiki and/or Poly-Pop culture. Just this last Saturday night there were three events: 1. Hula Girls at ?? 2. Boardwalkers at DTBC and 3. Purple Orchid anniversary party. Decisons, decisons. (And yeah I didn't go to any of them, I was celebrating Pre-Tiki culture at Musso & Frank). People in Tiki-deprived areas suffer through Poly-Pop withdrawal which makes them mean and judgmental. :D [ Edited by: JOHN-O 2010-03-15 10:06 ]

On 2010-03-14 16:55, lucas vigor wrote:
However, I have not really encountered all that many people here on tiki central (in person, at events) that fit the description of a Tiki Snob. Most people in my area are really cool. Many of us know each other, and I see new people here all the time, and noone treats them harshly.

Here's my theory. I think in So CA, people are less uptight because frankly we have TOO MUCH Tiki and/or Poly-Pop culture. Just this last Saturday night there were three events: 1. Hula Girls at ?? 2. Boardwalkers at DTBC and 3. Purple Orchid anniversary party. Decisons, decisons. (And yeah I didn't go to any of them, I was celebrating Pre-Tiki culture at Musso & Frank).

People in Tiki-deprived areas suffer through Poly-Pop withdrawal which makes them mean and judgmental. :D

[ Edited by: JOHN-O 2010-03-15 10:06 ]

Post #517432 by JOHN-O on Mon, Mar 15, 2010 7:25 AM