KAHIKI Columbus, ohio tiki bar restaurant. Lee Henry, The catalog - Collecting Tiki

U umeone Tiki Socialite Joined: Aug 26, 2005 Posts: 168	U umeone Posted posted on Tue, Dec 30, 2014 3:40 AM Tikiskip, We actually found your response very amusing. An owner of any business should be grateful for theft in order to preserve the name of an establishment is a good one. Yes, you didn't say grateful, I know. The Kahiki name is loved and revered by any person that was in the Kahiki. There was no reference to your restaurant or what you used, gave away or was stolen. You are correct in the fact that 3 of the writers do not share in the tiki feelings as Jeff has. Jeff was in all of the interviews with most of the people that was providing info. What Elise was referring to was the huge amount of theft that the Kahiki incurred. WE are grateful to all 4 writers that brought the history of the Kahiki to its many followers. Kahiki followers, please read the book and don't be distracted by a few comments.

Tikiskip,
We actually found your response very amusing. An owner of any business should be grateful for theft in order to preserve the name of an establishment is a good one. Yes, you didn't say grateful, I know.

The Kahiki name is loved and revered by any person that was in the Kahiki.

There was no reference to your restaurant or what you used, gave away or was stolen.

You are correct in the fact that 3 of the writers do not share in the tiki feelings as Jeff has. Jeff was in all of the interviews with most of the people that was providing info.

What Elise was referring to was the huge amount of theft that the Kahiki incurred.

WE are grateful to all 4 writers that brought the history of the Kahiki to its many followers.

Kahiki followers, please read the book and don't be distracted by a few comments.

Post #733961 by umeone on Tue, Dec 30, 2014 3:40 AM