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jamaica joe
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The Caribbean Bar 2011. Feel free to move this whatever forum you see fit.
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jamaica joe
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jamaica joe
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komohana
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Joined: Nov 08, 2010
Posts: 349
From: western australia
| Posted: 2011-07-17 10:26 pm Permalink
say, that's a fabulous lookin' bar, and those are all fine lookin'
people, when are ya puttin' th' tikis in?
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Chuck Tatum is Tiki
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Joined: May 12, 2011
Posts: 1674
From: Southern Cailifornia
| Posted: 2011-07-17 11:37 pm Permalink
It's the Jello-Shots that got me. 
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tikipaka
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Posts: 633
From: New York
| Posted: 2011-07-18 03:03 am Permalink
Maybe should be in here? http://www.tikiroom.com/tikicentral/bb/viewforum.php?forum=20&8196
 Oh sorry, I forgot you need tikis....
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lucas vigor
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From: "I've chopped my way through real jungle
| Posted: 2011-07-18 06:53 am Permalink
Looks like a nice place to go to when you listen to Jimmy Buffett.....but, he did put this in "beyond tiki" or did I miss something and it was already moved from where he originally posted it?
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Hakalugi
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Posts: 2817
From: Redondo Beach, CA
| Posted: 2011-07-18 07:08 am Permalink
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On 2011-07-18 06:53, lucas vigor wrote:
Looks like a nice place to go to when you listen to Jimmy Buffett.....but, he did put this in "beyond tiki" or did I miss something and it was already moved from where he originally posted it?
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You're right. This thread was originally posted in Home Tiki Bars and was then moved to the more suitable Beyond Tiki.
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lucas vigor
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Posts: 3453
From: "I've chopped my way through real jungle
| Posted: 2011-07-18 10:57 am Permalink
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On 2011-07-18 07:08, Hakalugi wrote:
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On 2011-07-18 06:53, lucas vigor wrote:
Looks like a nice place to go to when you listen to Jimmy Buffett.....but, he did put this in "beyond tiki" or did I miss something and it was already moved from where he originally posted it?
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You're right. This thread was originally posted in Home Tiki Bars and was then moved to the more suitable Beyond Tiki.
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Why did I already know that! These Buffet people are like a vast horde at the gates! We are under siege, and must be ever-vigilant!
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jamaica joe
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On 2011-07-17 22:26, komohana wrote:
say, that's a fabulous lookin' bar, and those are all fine lookin'
people, when are ya puttin' th' tikis in?
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Fifth picture from the top,look toward the back, see the sign? Guess that makes it legit.
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jamaica joe
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jamaica joe
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By the way my house and bar are located in Michigan. "Go Blue"
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jamaica joe
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jamaica joe
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lucas vigor
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Joined: May 12, 2004
Posts: 3453
From: "I've chopped my way through real jungle
| Posted: 2011-07-18 1:00 pm Permalink
Jamica Joe...this is the first text you see when entering our forum. Written by the people who invented this forum. Hope this helps.
"Tiki centralis a place to celebrate the classic Tiki Bars of the mid-century and the design aesthetic they established. This movement grew in popularity after World War II when America had a new fascination with the South Seas and Hawaii. Tiki Bars sought to bring an idealized tropical paradise into the concrete jungle of the Modern World. Very little of it was genuine -- born mostly out of the likes of Hollywood art directors and modern architects -- but it all seemed real to a then-naïve public’s eye. The Tiki style started in bars and restaurants but soon spilled over into all forms of popular culture, including music, food, dress, TV and movies, and other forms of architecture.
The Tiki that Tiki Central focuses on is a mid-century American invention that is Polynesia-inspired. We’re here to discuss classic Tiki, what made it great, how to celebrate it and preserve it today, and how to create and influence new Tiki that isn’t generic, watered down, or misguided. The definitive guide is The Book Of Tiki, and we highly recommend that everyone on Tiki Central get the book and read up.
What Tiki Central Isn't
Everyone here at Tiki Central is passionate about the Polynesian Pop movement. While the exact edges are blurry, we can give you a bit of insight into what Tiki Central is not about:
It’s not about Jimmy Buffett and Parrotheads
It’s not modern plastic, brightly-colored tiki party decorations
It’s not about the Caribbean/Key west design aesthetic
It’s not about Reggae
It’s not about African-art inspired masks/carvings/design
It’s not about Margaritas and tequila-based drinks
It's not about simply anything that has a tiki on it or in it
It is okay to like one or more of the above and be a member of Tiki Central, just remember that it's not our focus. There are plenty of places on the web for that. We encourage new users who may not know what Tiki is to read up, search our forums, and ask questions.
Further Reading
If you’d like to know more about the kind of Tiki that Tiki Central focuses on, and what we don't, we recommend the following:
The Book of Tiki (book) "
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