What Makes the Tiki Bar the Favorite Lounge for Members?

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The Tiki Bar, a popular lounge, has transitioned to a new location in General Discussion, where members can enjoy exotic drinks, fine dining, and entertainment. The atmosphere encourages casual conversation, with a focus on sharing thoughts and experiences. A notable topic of discussion is the "Greatest American" promo by Discovery and AOL, with members expressing disbelief at some of the nominations, suggesting the list mixes entertainment figures with historical icons. Suggestions for bar improvements include adding a pool table and darts, while playful banter about drinks and karaoke night adds to the lively environment. Members also discuss the potential for video conferencing to enhance interaction. Overall, the Tiki Bar serves as a vibrant social hub for sharing ideas and enjoying lighthearted exchanges.
  • #451
Astronuc said:
And TikiBar Security to boot!
I don't really think I need to police this crowd, except for maybe when the pirates drop in. Moonie wasn't too thrilled with being made to walk the plank and she can hold a grudge. :biggrin:
 
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  • #452
sorry to bother you but where is Arctic Fox?
 
  • #453
Sorry Lisa, I don't really see him around very often. I'm not sure.
 
  • #454
TheStatutoryApe said:
College campus security, swing shift. The campus was pretty much closed but we have dorms and the dorm students are still here. Also plenty of expensive equipment in the computer labs. So we're here 24/7, 365 days a year.
Oh, that's right, you told us that once before. I just forgot.

TheStatutoryApe said:
I don't really think I need to police this crowd, except for maybe when the pirates drop in. Moonie wasn't too thrilled with being made to walk the plank and she can hold a grudge. :biggrin:

o:) Hold a grudge? Me? :rolleyes: Okay, maybe, sometimes, but only if you call me chickie baby girl. :-p
 
  • #455
Moonbear said:
Oh, that's right, you told us that once before. I just forgot.



o:) Hold a grudge? Me? :rolleyes: Okay, maybe, sometimes, but only if you call me chickie baby girl. :-p
what about me?what should I call you?
 
  • #456
why do I always have to drop by on these times?
 
  • #457
Moonbear said:
chickie baby girl.
:smile:
I wouldn't address anyone with that combo, not even my wife. She would definitely punch my lights out at that! :biggrin:
 
  • #458
yomamma said:
why do I always have to drop by on these times?
Bad timing? :biggrin: Learn to plan your entrances carefully.
 
  • #459
hmmm...
 
  • #460
Astronuc said:
:smile:
I wouldn't address anyone with that combo, not even my wife. She would definitely punch my lights out at that! :biggrin:
I might say it jokingly. I actually had a grilfriend who liked me to call her BubuKittyF***.
 
  • #461
bubukittyf***...hahaha!
you shouldn't have said that. people might start referring to you by "bubukittyfu***"
 
  • #462
Ugh, I just ate 3/4 of a pound of fried okra and now I think I'm going to vomit. :frown:
 
  • #463
ewww...
 
  • #464
yourdadonapogostick said:
ewww...
I concur. Why would you do that to yourself Evo?
 
  • #465
TheStatutoryApe said:
I concur. Why would you do that to yourself Evo?
I was hungry, they were there, I was reading and the next thing I knew I had eaten almost all of them and I was sick.
 
  • #466
reading rots your mind. it wasn't the food, it was the book. :smile:
 
  • #467
yourdadonapogostick said:
reading rots your mind. it wasn't the food, it was the book. :smile:
I would probably feel better if I had eaten the book. :redface:
 
  • #468
:smile: was it that good of a book? :smile:
 
  • #469
yourdadonapogostick said:
reading rots your mind.
I learned that after reading franzbear. I still remember reading those pages :bugeye:
 
  • #470
i thought you liked him
 
  • #471
Evo said:
Ugh, I just ate 3/4 of a pound of fried okra and now I think I'm going to vomit. :frown:
I like fried okra, and would have the same problem if it just sat there, I'd keep eating. How's your house and electric doing since that storm?
 
  • #472
what's okra?
 
  • #473
its a slimy snot like veggie
 
  • #474
hypatia said:
its a slimy snot like veggie
No, the veggie isn't snot-like, just the slime it creates when you cook it. :biggrin: Actually, if you cook it long enough, the sliminess goes away and it's very tasty. It's good for thickening gumbo too. :approve:
 
  • #475
veggimite?
 
  • #476
lol I recall my Granny putting a pile of okra on my plate, and I just sat there and cried.
 
  • #477
hypatia said:
lol I recall my Granny putting a pile of okra on my plate, and I just sat there and cried.
Aww. Was that the first time you ever saw it? Or had you already decided you didn't like it? The first time I had it, it was fried, and I didn't even know what it was, it was on a buffet when I was a kid and we took a family trip to the south. I loved it and couldn't get enough; kept going back for more. It only took me about another 20 years to rediscover it, and as soon as I saw it, I knew it was what I loved eating at that buffet. Hmm...maybe I should go fry me up some okra now. :approve:
 
  • #478
I've had decent okra and I don't mind it in gumbo. I just don't care for the fried stuff. Maybe it's just because my grandmother is a terrible cook.
 
  • #479
TheStatutoryApe said:
I've had decent okra and I don't mind it in gumbo. I just don't care for the fried stuff. Maybe it's just because my grandmother is a terrible cook.
I don't think you can do much to ruin fried okra unless it's burnt. That's okay, if you don't like it fried, you'll be all the healthier for it.
 
  • #480
yes..i was a okra virgin :redface: