city yard to exotic paradise
bucky the tiki guards our humble little house of bamboo
puffer fish from the philippines, yo.
alright, i'm not saying the place is the pinnacle of good taste. but it's damn entertaining. not purchased from your local smith and hawken.
just for fun, here's the theme song (download) sung by earl grant:
http://rapidshare.de/files/21856815/House_of_Bamboo.mp3.html
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(grins) hey, the party here is 24-7!!! :) honestly, we had some friends and their tres active twins over on monday, and all enjoyed (as well as we could in 90-degree weather)
let us know when your heading down baltimore way from the windy city! :) mai tais are promised.,.,.,.
You've got to get some kimonos to really screw with the neighbors.
Gus Portokalos: Kimono, kimono, kimono. Ha! Of course! Kimono is come from the Greek word himona, is mean winter. So, what do you wear in the wintertime to stay warm? A robe. You see: robe, kimono. There you go!
The party is 24/7? Awesome. I recognize your backyard, I know where you live, I'm coming over NOW.
tfg: perhaps a kimono for my wife, i think i'll go with the sarong and banana leaf hat.
waikiki kitty: did greeks invent bamboo?
snay: we would be honoured by snay visit. perhaps we could break out the lego and make lego tiki mugs for your drink.
Why Mr. Dollar, how perceptive you are. Of course the answer is yes!!! The word abacus comes from the Greek. The abacus is made from bamboo. So, there you go!
btw, I'd bet your wife would love a kimono. Prolly a nice silk one. U should go for the sarong too. Rumor has it, u have some good lookin' legs :-)
Oh looks like a fun place to hang your coconuts.
That's a euphamism.
That's awesome! Good job!
acw: well we got ONE coconut hanging there. not a euphamism.
summer: thanks! we need to install some tiki torches like yours ~ i have a couple but they're all old and yukky...
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