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.
  • #31
TheStatutoryApe said:
I used to get angry when I saw things like this. Now I just laugh, it's much easier.
None of the modern presidents should be in the same category as Washington, Lincoln, or even Thomas Jefferson or Benjamin Franklin--but let's not talk anymore of this talk...why don't you have a little drink with me? :-p
Math Is Hard said:
hmmm.. I like the new location! New management, eh? I hope they didn't fire the cooks. Do they still have the same great flaming pu-pu platters?

Bartender, I'll have my mai-tai served in a coconut shell, please.
Of course that is still on the menu, and a mai-tai--excellent choice. :biggrin:

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:smile: That's great! :smile:
 
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  • #32
SOS said:
why don't you have a little drink with me?
I'd love to. I've never been to the Tiki Bar before, what do you recommend?

Moonbear said:
And it's a really quick way to find out if the cute guy I'm playing against is gay or straight. If he's gay, he'll complain that I'm blocking his shot and I know to give up chasing after him.
Well now... I'm very definitely not gay but I have had to kick myself for ignoring girls that were hitting on me because I was too absorbed in whooping some butt on the table.
 
  • #33
TheStatutoryApe said:
I have had to kick myself for ignoring girls that were hitting on me because I was too absorbed in whooping some butt on the table.
Not like I've ever been 'hit on', but the women around here long ago learned that I'll stare at them with my tongue hanging out until they get tired of it, then make the shot. They still do it as a joke, though, which I appreciate. :biggrin:
 
  • #34
TheStatutoryApe said:
I'd love to. I've never been to the Tiki Bar before, what do you recommend?
Moonbear, would you mix up your specialty, please? Talk about kicking butt, that drink will...

well just you never mind about girls hitting on you, or getting a whooping on the table, or what ever.

Hmmmm...
 
  • #35
TheStatutoryApe said:
Well now... I'm very definitely not gay but I have had to kick myself for ignoring girls that were hitting on me because I was too absorbed in whooping some butt on the table.
Yeah, but were they leaning over the table wearing a low, loosely cut blouse? Besides, if you were playing against me, you wouldn't have to try too hard to win, so you could afford to relax your concentration on the game. If I was interested in a guy, I'd never distract him if he was playing against someone else...I'd want him to win so we could celebrate. :biggrin:
 
  • #36
SOS2008 said:
Moonbear, would you mix up your specialty, please? Talk about kicking butt, that drink will...

well just you never mind about girls hitting on you, or getting a whooping on the table, or what ever.

Hmmmm...
Coming right up! Hmm...I've never come up with a name for it. How about Moonbear Madness? :biggrin:
 
  • #37
Moonbear said:
Coming right up! Hmm...I've never come up with a name for it. How about Moonbear Madness? :biggrin:
So appropriate -- I love it! :smile: :biggrin:
 
  • #38
Moonbear said:
How about Moonbear Madness? :biggrin:
Isn't that a tad redundant?
 
  • #39
Danger said:
Isn't that a tad redundant?
Not with this drink...it'll make you a double dose of crazy! :biggrin:
 
  • #40
Moonbear said:
it'll make you a double dose of crazy! :biggrin:
Good... I'll have a double please. Make that two...
 
  • #41
*walks in with cloak and fake moustache*

give me a green apple martini[/size]
 
  • #42
yomamma said:
*walks in with cloak and fake moustache*

give me a green apple martini[/size]
*splashes green food coloring into some apple juice*
Here you go kiddo...er...I mean sir. :rolleyes:
 
  • #43
Just gimme a drink
 
  • #44
yomamma said:
Just gimme a drink
I need to leave the bar for now, and will trust that while I'm gone we won't lose the liquor license...right? Maybe Danger will teach you darts (and no fowl language, please), yomamma is getting polluted enough around here. :bugeye:
 
  • #45
*slips over to bar tap*
Finally!
 
  • #46
yomamma said:
*slips over to bar tap*
Finally!
Not so quick there young man! It's the root beer tap for you!
 
  • #47
Hey now, did we agree that the drinking age here is 17? i would fancy a pina colada... mmmm! (martini's just aren't my style... erm... not that I've ever had... eh...)
 
  • #48
Gale17 said:
Hey now, did we agree that the drinking age here is 17? i would fancy a pina colada... mmmm! (martini's just aren't my style... erm... not that I've ever had... eh...)
Interesting point since this is determined by each state, and PF is international... BTW, green apple martinis aren't like regular martinis, so I think you'd like 'em.

So I go to the airport to collect my mail order husband, but never found him. :confused:
 
  • #49
Oooooh, a bar!

SOS said:
and no fowl language, please

Chickens! Turkeys! Ducks! Geese!

Ahh dear, I only need a poultry excuse to make some puns! :smile:[/size]


Anyway, are there any real rules for this, urm, bar?

I'd like a manly back-rub from Danger, a manicure from Moonbear, and Gale can hook me up with some honey-roast cashew nuts. Where, geographically, is this place anyway? Is proper beer available? I've only got limited supplies.
 
  • #50
Gale17 said:
Hey now, did we agree that the drinking age here is 17? i would fancy a pina colada... mmmm! (martini's just aren't my style... erm... not that I've ever had... eh...)
I think we decided it was 17.6 on the Supersonic RV (that rounds up to 18, which is acceptable as a drinking age in most countries). I suppose we can float the Tiki Bar offshore in international waters and ferry folks out there.
 
  • #51
Gale17 said:
Hey now, did we agree that the drinking age here is 17? i would fancy a pina colada... mmmm! (martini's just aren't my style... erm... not that I've ever had... eh...)

Gail, haven't you been 17 for about 3 years now? :confused:

Can we see some ID please before you start drinking in here! :smile:
 
  • #52
Adrian Baker said:
Gail, haven't you been 17 for about 3 years now? :confused:

Can we see some ID please before you start drinking in here! :smile:


Give the girl a break! This is the UK! Landlords might say they don't appreciate underage drinking in their establishments, but what they mean is "would you like a double, love?"
 
  • #53
Adrian Baker said:
Gail, haven't you been 17 for about 3 years now? :confused:

Can we see some ID please before you start drinking in here! :smile:

you know, its clever that you noticed how long I've been 17... and yet still managed to spell my name wrong...

nice line of thought there brewndog...
 
  • #54
Gale17 said:
nice line of thought there brewndog...


Cheers chuck. Anyway, where was I? Ah yes.

Would you like a double, love? :smile:
 
  • #55
SOS2008 said:
Interesting point since this is determined by each state, and PF is international... BTW, green apple martinis aren't like regular martinis, so I think you'd like 'em.

So I go to the airport to collect my mail order husband, but never found him. :confused:
Yes green apple martinis taste like jolly ranchers.

So what are we going to do about getting that harem of yours up and running if the mail order catalogues are flakes?
 
  • #56
brewnog said:
Chickens! Turkeys! Ducks! Geese! Ahh dear, I only need a poultry excuse to make some puns! :smile:[/size]
:smile: Exactly! And sheep, beavers, turtles, monkeys...
Thanks brewnog :!) <-- In a plutonic way of course!
brewnog said:
Anyway, are there any real rules for this, urm, bar?

I'd like a manly back-rub from Danger, a manicure from Moonbear, and Gale can hook me up with some honey-roast cashew nuts. Where, geographically, is this place anyway? Is proper beer available? I've only got limited supplies.
I can't vouch for services rendered by other members, but the bar is now located here in General Discussion, and we have a great selection of lager, ale, and...well maybe you could help with the ordering, hum?
 
  • #57
SOS2008 said:
well maybe you could help with the ordering, hum?
We simply must have some Guinness on tap. The stuff tastes like it's been filtered through a moose, but it looks fantastic.
 
  • #58
TheStatutoryApe said:
Yes green apple martinis taste like jolly ranchers.
And some of us get a little too jolly when we drink too many of 'em. :rolleyes:
TheStatutoryApe said:
So what are we going to do about getting that harem of yours up and running if the mail order catalogues are flakes?
Well I suppose I should follow my own advice that quality can be better than quantity. My shift at the Tiki Bar ends at 11:00. :-p :devil:
Danger said:
We simply must have some Guinness on tap. The stuff tastes like it's been filtered through a moose, but it looks fantastic.
:smile:
 
  • #59
Guinness is a definite must. That and Saphire, decent tonic, and limes. And there must be some Sinatra/Rat Pack on the Juke Box!
 
  • #60
SOS said:
My shift at the Tiki Bar ends at 11:00.
:blushing:
Can I buy you an apple martini? :wink: