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.
  • #351
yomamma's milks are alchohol free and you'll love it as long as you don't ask about the secret ingredient.

also, there's a bahama yomamma, a blended fruit drink. the secret ingredient in that was concocted by danger, astronuc, and me, so you're not really sure if what you're drin king is something you've ever heard of.

aside from that, they're great!
 
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  • #352
yourdadonapogostick said:
i'm too young to drink :cry:
The Tiki Bar is in international waters. The drinking age is 17.6.

Oh, hang on a sec... How old is Gale now?
 
  • #353
i'm 17.167 :cry:
 
  • #354
yourdadonapogostick said:
i'm 17.167 :cry:
Guess you're stuck with yomamma's milk, then. Sorry about your luck. :-p
 
  • #355
:cry: guess i'll have to get a fake ID.
 
  • #356
yourdadonapogostick said:
i'm too young to drink :cry:
You're still welcome to play darts or pool. The dartboard was moved outside though after a few too many accidents...I think you have to play while on water skis. :rolleyes: The Bahama Yomamma and Yomamma's Milk are both excellent drinks for those who are age-challenged. :approve:
 
  • #357
oh, fake ID's are in that bin over there. there's at least 10,000, so one is bound to look like you.

where's SOS?
 
  • #358
Moonbear said:
You're still welcome to play darts or pool. The dartboard was moved outside though after a few too many accidents...I think you have to play while on water skis. :rolleyes: The Bahama Yomamma and Yomamma's Milk are both excellent drinks for those who are age-challenged. :approve:
I apologize for the dartboard incident! zoobyshoe just happened to be in the way, my eyes just happened to be closed, and I just happened to be on a bike, okay!? all of it was because of a bet that just happened
 
  • #359
yomamma said:
oh, fake ID's are in that bin over there. there's at least 10,000, so one is bound to look like you.

where's SOS?
You can try, but we have the latest technology around here. We determine age with a quick test to determine telomere length. You can't fool that with a fake ID. :approve:
 
  • #360
my telomeres are so divided that danger's age could not top them.

I did it with a blowdryer and an ice pick. (use your imagination)
 
  • #361
Moonbear said:
You can try, but we have the latest technology around here. We determine age with a quick test to determine telomere length. You can't fool that with a fake ID. :approve:
hmm, ever see Gattica?
 
  • #362
yomamma said:
I did it with a blowdryer and an ice pick. (use your imagination)
No wonder your cat ran away! :eek:

How's that going, by the way? We haven't heard anything lately.
 
  • #363
yourdadonapogostick said:
hmm, ever see Gattica?
Ah, yes, but that whole retina scan/urine test thing turned out to be pretty unreliable. People kept finding ways around it. :-p
 
  • #364
check the thread, it's there
 
  • #365
Gattica was a great movie.

I'd like a Saphire and tonic please!
 
  • #366
Anyone watching the president on tv?
 
  • #367
Evo said:
Anyone watching the president on tv?
Nope. I flipped channels until I found one without him. I can't believe I'm watching Gilmore Girls! I should just turn it off. :rolleyes:
 
  • #368
Moonbear said:
Nope. I flipped channels until I found one without him. I can't believe I'm watching Gilmore Girls! I should just turn it off. :rolleyes:
Yes. TV rots your brain.
I'm at work so I can't watch though I'm pretty sure that I could hear about it if I were to turn on the talk radio station I listen to.
 
  • #369
I think I'll have a bahama yomamma after last nights adventure with chili's fried chicken and my stomach :rolleyes:
 
  • #370
Why is this thread dying? And why is SOS not here to help keep it going?



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  • #371
Please accept my apology for all the mayhem I may have caused in the gang war with Capone and his thugs. I know the WMD caused some damage, and some customers were afraid to venture to the Tiki. Now that there is much better technology for security, transportation, service, etc., hopefully things will pick up again.

*Okay, so any hotties in here tonight?*
 
  • #372
Only one. It looks like Gale is the only female browsing GD at the moment.
 
  • #373
Barkeep! One moonbeast with a chaser of flying zoobies, extra flaming marshmallows please! :biggrin:
 
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  • #374
Moonbear said:
Barkeep! One moonbeast with a chaser of flying zoobies, extra flaming marshmallows please! :biggrin:
Make that two! :-p
 
  • #375
Now we have more than one.
And I'd still like that Saphire and tonic.
Maybe I'll just have to get it myself.
And the ladies drinks while I'm at it.
 
  • #376
Bartender! A triple Moonbeast! Flaming umbrellas!

Darn kittens.

A stray had kittens a few weeks ago and the darn things are flying through the air like the Flying Wolenda's. Every few seconds a kitten goes flying across my monitor. :mad:

I'm sitting here trying to type and every few seconds I feel a dozen razor sharp claws penetrating my back and thighs. Of course gravity goes into play immediately and they start sliding down, ripping my flesh off as they go.

I'm allergic to cat scratches. I'm covered with bloody, swollen, itching, burning gashes over most of my body.

I brought them inside to protect them from the wild animals and chicken hawks in the neighborhood.

DAMN ANIMALS. (but they're so cute) They're at that anti-gravity stage where they move around like they're having trouble remaining attached to the ground so they have to walk around with their claws extended so they don't float off into space (which right now wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing!)
 
  • #377
Evo said:
Bartender! A triple Moonbeast! Flaming umbrellas!
Wow! Sounds like it's been a bad day! I think I'll have one with you to take the edge off my sore back from cutting up tree branches.

Darn kittens.

A stray had kittens a few weeks ago and the darn things are flying through the air like the Flying Wolenda's. Every few seconds a kitten goes flying across my monitor. :mad:
:smile: :smile: :smile: Sounds cute. :smile:

I'm sitting here trying to type and every few seconds I feel a dozen razor sharp claws penetrating my back and thighs. Of course gravity goes into play immediately and they start sliding down, ripping my flesh off as they go.

I'm allergic to cat scratches. I'm covered with bloody, swollen, itching, burning gashes over most of my body.
Eeeeeooooowwwwww! Not so cute!

I brought them inside to protect them from the wild animals and chicken hawks in the neighborhood.
Luckily I only get feral kittens that I can't get close enough to be tempted to bring them inside.

DAMN ANIMALS. (but they're so cute) They're at that anti-gravity stage where they move around like they're having trouble remaining attached to the ground so they have to walk around with their claws extended so they don't float off into space (which right now wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing!)
:smile: Hee hee. I don't think I've ever noticed that stage in kittens. The only kitten I ever had didn't come with a mom, so we were able to give him to my step-sister pretty young. But, yeah, even when I don't like cats, I was the one bottle feeding that kitty and wiping its butt to make it poop (and then giving it baths because I guess cat moms just lick that stuff off and if you don't, they end up rather covered in it ).
 
  • #378
:bugeye: *jumps behind the bar*

The lady's usual... tripled.

And you Moonie?
 
  • #379
I don't have to worry about cat scratches. I just worry about stepping on the poor little guys. My feet are of quasi-zooby-esque proportions.
 
  • #380
TheStatutoryApe said:
:bugeye: *jumps behind the bar*

The lady's usual... tripled.

And you Moonie?
I think I'll just stick with my usual Moonbear Madness tonight. Just need to take the edge off, not knock myself unconscious. :-p
 
  • #381
TheStatutoryApe said:
:bugeye: *jumps behind the bar*

The lady's usual... tripled.

And you Moonie?
Moonies' having a triple..put that sugarcube that burns blue on her drink. :smile:
 
  • #382
TheStatutoryApe said:
I don't have to worry about cat scratches. I just worry about stepping on the poor little guys. My feet are of quasi-zooby-esque proportions.
That is why I am desgning protective roll bars for them to wear.
 
  • #383
Evo said:
Moonies' having a triple..put that sugarcube that burns blue on her drink. :smile:
On second thought, yeah, a triple, as long as I get the blue sugar cube! :biggrin: With this continuing thunder, I probably will need to be knocked unconscious to fall asleep tonight.
 
  • #384
Evo said:
That is why I am desgning protective roll bars for them to wear.
Maybe little mittens for all the kittens would be a better one to start with given your allergy to cat scratches.
 
  • #385
Бармен, водки пожалуйста. Я праздную!

:zzz:
 
  • #386
Evo said:
Moonies' having a triple..put that sugarcube that burns blue on her drink. :smile:
Wait... just what kind of sugarcubes are we talkin about here? Maybe I should just serve up some absinthe.

Evo said:
That is why I am desgning protective roll bars for them to wear.
My ex was quite upset when one of her kittens was stepped on. Fortunately it was probably a pretty quick end, and fortunately it wasn't me either.
I still have a cat constantly underfoot though. At least this one can take a kick or two without getting damaged.
 
  • #387
You know what, make me another triple! I'm just remembering that my neighbor's dog ate a baby bird today. :frown: One of the robins. We were out in the yard talking and the dog was running around doing his usual dog stuff, and I look over and see him being dive-bombed by robins and then realize he has a bird in his mouth. :cry: My neighbor was really mad at the dog for that too. Poor birdie. Then I got to wondering, what is it like to be a bird parent? The parent robin sat up on the fence near the baby for a while, still squawking, and then just flew away to another tree. :cry:

This dog is a real handful too. He's a rescue dog and apparently spent the first 6 months of his life locked in a bathroom. He's only a little over a year now, so still acts like a puppy too, but has a lot more learning to do (but he is a smart dog...I was out in the yard last week and was talking with my neighbor's brother who now lives behind me and was dog-sitting, and the dog was getting really rambunctious, and in just a few minutes of gently prompting him to sit in between talking with the other neighbor, the dog was learning to sit by hand-signals (though he kept wanting to chew on my work gloves...he has some sort of shepherd markings...apparently the shelter told them it's Australian shepherd, but it looks like German shepherd to me...either way, they tend to be heel biters and chewers until properly trained). Apparently he needs to learn the command "Drop!" very soon.
 
  • #388
I wasn't sure how to feel about it... the other day my neighbors cat walked over into their yard carrying a bird in it's mouth. I thought "Darn Cat". After a bit I realized though that it was sitting on the porch over there with the bird still in it's mouth trying to get attention. It started pawing at the bird, in it's mouth, and kept trying to get attention. It dawned on me that the poor thing had the bird stuck in it's mouth and couldn't get it out. Well maybe "poor thing" maybe not. That's the part I wasn't sure how to feel about but I still felt sorry for the little guy. I wanted to go over and help it but I wasn't sure how the neighbors would feel since they don't know me.
 
  • #389
TheStatutoryApe said:
I wasn't sure how to feel about it... the other day my neighbors cat walked over into their yard carrying a bird in it's mouth. I thought "Darn Cat". After a bit I realized though that it was sitting on the porch over there with the bird still in it's mouth trying to get attention. It started pawing at the bird, in it's mouth, and kept trying to get attention. It dawned on me that the poor thing had the bird stuck in it's mouth and couldn't get it out. Well maybe "poor thing" maybe not. That's the part I wasn't sure how to feel about but I still felt sorry for the little guy. I wanted to go over and help it but I wasn't sure how the neighbors would feel since they don't know me.

I'd think poor cat, stupid owners. The cat was just doing what cats do, but it was the owners who let it roam outside to do that.

If either of us had noticed the baby bird in the yard before the dog did, the dog would have been put inside until the bird was gone. I don't blame the dog, that's just what dogs do too, but it's still sad, because we just didn't see that bird out there. Grown birds can get away just fine, but the baby bird didn't have a chance. :frown:
 
  • #390
Dogs and cats are natural hunters of small animals.

We have a female, Misty, who is a natural hunter. She brings us mice from the garage occassionally, and she knows exactly where to go to find them. Our dog, Sassy, a Yorkshire terrier, goes after birds, mice, voles, moles, ground squirels (chipmunks), so we watch her.

We have to be careful in our yard. The dog is tethered, and our cats stay indoors - we live on a very busy street.

Artic Fox!

Вот - ваша водка.

Что празднуете?
 
  • #391
Thought I was having a heart attack, but it seems my new bra is too tight. :smile: :smile: :redface:

Darn, the stress from job negotiations has killed me. I was supposed to get a written offer yesterday, but still haven't received it, but just got a call apologizing that they've been having system trouble and will be sending it shortly.

Still something could go wrong. I WORRY A LOT. And it's too early to start drinking.

My older daughter told me that I could come live with her if I end up homeless (if I cook and clean). :rolleyes:

I guess I should take this bra off.
 
  • #392
Evo said:
I guess I should take this bra off.


You're asking for it, and you deserve everything that's coming to you!
 
  • #393
Evo said:
I guess I should take this bra off.
As brewnog has deminstrated, you are going to get a number of replies to this in a similar manor. Which manor it is I do not know but I hope they are all good for you. :smile:

The Bob (2004 ©)
 
  • #394
The Bob meant to say manner not manor... hehe... its ok, its his birthday... guess he's had too much fun at the bar and his abilities to spell properly have failed him... heh

Oh yes, evo, hubba hubba *growl*... oh wait, maybe you'd like to be hit on by the other pf hotties.. like... the male ones... heh, or the adults... darn...
 
  • #395
Gale17 said:
The Bob meant to say manner not manor... hehe... its ok, its his birthday... guess he's had too much fun at the bar and his abilities to spell properly have failed him... heh

Oh yes, evo, hubba hubba *growl*... oh wait, maybe you'd like to be hit on by the other pf hotties.. like... the male ones... heh, or the adults... darn...
:smile:

I guess I should have known better. I guess it was also cutting off circulation to my brain.
 
  • #396
Evo said:
:smile:

I guess I should have known better. I guess it was also cutting off circulation to my brain.

Cutting off circulation to your brain? Does gravity work in the opposite direction where you live or something? You're not supposed to wear those things as earmuffs you know...you do know this, right? :rolleyes: :smile:

Oh, wait, it must be the triple moonbeasts with flaming umbrellas you were ordering left and right last night! It does take a while for the effects to wear off.
 
  • #397
Moonbear said:
Oh, wait, it must be the triple moonbeasts with flaming umbrellas you were ordering left and right last night! It does take a while for the effects to wear off.

Whoah nelly, I just had to do a horrific double-take! With bras on my mind, I kept reading it as "triple moonbreasts"! :bugeye:
 
  • #398
Moonbear said:
Cutting off circulation to your brain? Does gravity work in the opposite direction where you live or something? You're not supposed to wear those things as earmuffs you know...you do know this, right? :rolleyes: :smile:
:smile: It's funny because I was feeling this pain and tightness in my chest and pain and numbness in my left shoulder and arm. Then noticed that it was being caused by this new bra.

Oh, wait, it must be the triple moonbeasts with flaming umbrellas you were ordering left and right last night! It does take a while for the effects to wear off.
I woke up this morning and had no eyebrows. I must remember to wait for the flames to die down before drinking them. :redface:
 
  • #399
brewnog said:
Whoah nelly, I just had to do a horrific double-take! With bras on my mind, I kept reading it as "triple moonbreasts"! :bugeye:
I can assure you that moonbears come with just the standard two.
 
  • #400
Evo said:
I guess I should take this bra off.

:bugeye:

*eyes gloss over, starts daydreaming of the fun in the 60s and 70s...*

*...and the 50s...*







*...there was that time in '44...*


*... the roaring twenties :devil: *








*...and my first kiss in 1914...*


:zzz:
 

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