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F freddiefreelance Member San Diego, Ca. Joined: Feb 15, 2003 Posts: 3006	F freddiefreelance Posted posted on Tue, Apr 13, 2004 2:08 PM My Gran'daughter loves "Stich! The Movie," so I've watched it about 1/2 a dozen times the past week & was wondering: Does anyone know if the Tiki-fied terrace from the Bird of Paradise Hotel really exists or was modeled on a real place? With it's Tiki posts holding up a bamboo lattice with paper lanterns hanging from it I thought it was a beautiful looking place that deserved a closer look if it really exists.
UJ Unkle John Tiki Socialite Middle-of-the-Ocean, TX Joined: Oct 22, 2003 Posts: 1217	UJ Unkle John Posted posted on Thu, Apr 15, 2004 9:26 PM I haven't seen that Stitch movie, but I did happen to catch a few episodes on sat. mornings. One episode that i remember was a x-mas one. The older sister (or was it aunt can't remember) was looking around an open mall for a present. She asked a man if he had any shrunken heads. The guy then replied "mam, that's south american, not hawaiian". Just thought it was funny they where trying to be PC. I was thinking many kids have never seen shrunken heads (real, plastic, or vincent price apples). BTW Project #626 looks like my pit bull puppy when we play "monster".

My Gran'daughter loves "Stich! The Movie," so I've watched it about 1/2 a dozen times the past week & was wondering: Does anyone know if the Tiki-fied terrace from the Bird of Paradise Hotel really exists or was modeled on a real place? With it's Tiki posts holding up a bamboo lattice with paper lanterns hanging from it I thought it was a beautiful looking place that deserved a closer look if it really exists.

I haven't seen that Stitch movie, but I did happen to catch a few episodes on sat. mornings. One episode that i remember was a x-mas one. The older sister (or was it aunt can't remember) was looking around an open mall for a present. She asked a man if he had any shrunken heads. The guy then replied "mam, that's south american, not hawaiian". Just thought it was funny they where trying to be PC. I was thinking many kids have never seen shrunken heads (real, plastic, or vincent price apples).

BTW Project #626 looks like my pit bull puppy when we play "monster".