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B bigbrotiki Tiki Socialite Tiki Island, above the Silverlake Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 11621	B bigbrotiki Posted posted on Thu, Mar 4, 2004 12:00 PM I think this thread is an amazing eaxample of the power of Tiki Central! One Tiki agent in the deep South finds an object, and everywhere around the US and Canada Tiki agents fan out on a mission from Tiki, reporting their excavations! I imagine that if the company that made those bottles would have known about TC, there bottles would have not ended up on re-sale store shelves. I had just talked to Holden a couple of weeks ago about the fact that there are no good themed liquor decanters anymore, and that the time for a Tiki decanter was ripe...and Voila! Which brings up a question for Holden: Does Trader Vic's own the rights to the "Suffering Bastard" design?...and is this a moot point now that the item obviously did not sell for the company that made it?

I think this thread is an amazing eaxample of the power of Tiki Central! One Tiki agent in the deep South finds an object, and everywhere around the US and Canada Tiki agents fan out on a mission from Tiki, reporting their excavations!
I imagine that if the company that made those bottles would have known about TC, there bottles would have not ended up on re-sale store shelves.

I had just talked to Holden a couple of weeks ago about the fact that there are no good themed liquor decanters anymore, and that the time for a Tiki decanter was ripe...and Voila!

Which brings up a question for Holden: Does Trader Vic's own the rights to the "Suffering Bastard" design?...and is this a moot point now that the item obviously did not sell for the company that made it?

Post #79206 by bigbrotiki on Thu, Mar 4, 2004 12:00 PM