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H Humuhumu Member San Francisco Joined: Aug 22, 2002 Posts: 3691	H Humuhumu Posted posted on Thu, Oct 23, 2003 2:22 PM Yeah, I never even try to order tropical drinks around here, I just stick to my no-brainer standby, the Salty Dog. I liked to invite people over to the Humuhumu Room without telling them about it; I'd just tell them we're having a dinner party. I liked to see the look of surprise & awe on their faces, and there was no hope of explaining it beforehand, anyhow. For a while here at work, I was trying to turn people on with the BOT. Now, at the end of my last day of work next week, I'm going to give an hour-long talk here at the Institute, titled "The Rise, Fall & Resurrection of Polynesian Influences in 20th Century American Popular Culture, or, What's the deal with the whole tiki thing?". It's my last-ditch attempt. The best tiki bar is the one that's within stumbling distance of your bed The Humuhumu Room [ Edited by: Humuhumu on 2003-10-23 14:23 ]

Yeah, I never even try to order tropical drinks around here, I just stick to my no-brainer standby, the Salty Dog. I liked to invite people over to the Humuhumu Room without telling them about it; I'd just tell them we're having a dinner party. I liked to see the look of surprise & awe on their faces, and there was no hope of explaining it beforehand, anyhow.

For a while here at work, I was trying to turn people on with the BOT. Now, at the end of my last day of work next week, I'm going to give an hour-long talk here at the Institute, titled "The Rise, Fall & Resurrection of Polynesian Influences in 20th Century American Popular Culture, or, What's the deal with the whole tiki thing?". It's my last-ditch attempt.

The best tiki bar is the one that's within stumbling distance of your bed
The Humuhumu Room

[ Edited by: Humuhumu on 2003-10-23 14:23 ]

Post #56592 by Humuhumu on Thu, Oct 23, 2003 2:22 PM