Ladies and Gentlemen...an archeological coup. - General Tiki

B bigbrotiki Tiki Socialite Tiki Island, above the Silverlake Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 11621	B bigbrotiki Posted posted on Sat, Nov 16, 2002 8:57 AM Well blow me down! What a find! Another artifact saved from that mysterious elephant graveyard of Tikis! I was looking at that postcard just a few days ago and wondering what ever happend to those wild carvings. The Book Of Tiki, the milk carton of lost Tikis! And how strange the travels of Tiki, from Pompano Beach to Carolina... Talkie should not feel SO bad now that it actually had a just price tag on it...and it stayed "in the family". The lesson here is: When happening upon a Tiki artifact that is desirable...do not hesitate, get it, there might be no second chance. Happened to me a lot. That's why I just spent some money that I should have saved on a weird drum in Palm Springs because I knew I would have regretted not getting it there and then.

Well blow me down! What a find! Another artifact saved from that mysterious elephant graveyard of Tikis! I was looking at that postcard just a few days ago and wondering what ever happend to those wild carvings.
The Book Of Tiki, the milk carton of lost Tikis!
And how strange the travels of Tiki, from Pompano Beach to Carolina...

Talkie should not feel SO bad now that it actually had a just price tag on it...and it stayed "in the family".

The lesson here is: When happening upon a Tiki artifact that is desirable...do not hesitate, get it, there might be no second chance. Happened to me a lot.
That's why I just spent some money that I should have saved on a weird drum in Palm Springs because I knew I would have regretted not getting it there and then.

Post #13942 by bigbrotiki on Sat, Nov 16, 2002 8:57 AM