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| (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: OKLAHOMA, USA 
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			A EBAY AUCTION JUST CLOSED FOR ITEM # 6507299674 DESCRIBED AS A MAORI WAR CLUB WITH BAD TIKI CURSE.   IT HAS LOTS OF PROVENANCE WITH IT BUT STRANGELY IS NOT CONSISTANT WITH MAORI WORK BUT LOOKS LIKE SOLOMON ISLAND WORK. THE STORY OF THE CURSE IS ENJOYABLE AND ITS THE ONLY TYPE OF CLUB OTHER THAN THE ROLLING PIN THAT I HAVE EVER HEARD OF THAT CAUSED A DIVORCE  ENJOY! | 
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			If they wanted to get rid of it so bad, why did they put a reserve on the auction?  Great story, though.
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| Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Kansas City, MO   USA 
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			There's one every day!    | 
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			....I remember it well.It was a little joint off Figueroa and Sunset,I used to go there a lot in '56-'57.It was a little clip-joint called the 'Grass Hut'-the Bartenders wore bad Hawaiian Shirts (silkscreened in Tijuana).The booze was cut with methyl alcohol and the cocktail girl carried a sicialian switchblade in Her torpedo bra.The Tikis had been carved with a chainsaw by an out of work Logger-a lush who caged drinks and slept in an old boiler casing out back.Ah well,You know the rest of the story......
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| Vikingsword Staff Join Date: Nov 2004 
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			This still doesn't beat the rolling head story .    A very good contender though .  "Look out Charlie !"   Last edited by Rick; 2nd February 2005 at 11:28 PM. | 
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			"Rolling head story"  What's the link to that one? This club does look Melanesian, I'll agree. La Tourista style, I would guess Thing is, when I was reading the story, I was thinking, "retired USAF in Amarillo Texas. Hmmm. Multiple divorces. Hmmmm. Things getting broken when a club is taken out to show friends. Hmmmmm." Soooooo....I don't see where the curse comes in. That all seems pretty normal to me.   ROFL F | 
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 http://www.vikingsword.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/001008.html You had to have been there .   A decapitated head spoke . LOL | |
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			Good pulp, man. Priceless. Quote: 
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| Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Houston, TX, USA 
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			How about the "King of the evil spirits"?  #3778191375  Pricey, but it costs to be cursed in style     | 
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| Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Big old machine shop/foundry/warehouse in Atlanta GA USA 
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| Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ann Arbor, MI 
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			Any divorce lawyers around? This thing can be a great marketing tool!
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