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March 9, 2009 at 2:39pm

Hyrule rules!

BOBBLE TIKI: JUST A SHORT DRIVE TO CORVALLIS >>>

Zeldacar In the market for a 1978 Ford Fairmont with only 110,000 miles, new brake cables, new tires and new shocks, CD player with stereo input, all for $500?

No?

Did Bobble Tiki mention it’s painted with the original maps from The Legend of Zelda?

Thought so.

LINK: Find it on craigslist

Filed under: Bobble Tiki, Games, Transportation,

March 9, 2009 at 9:42am

Morning Spew

Filed under: Bobble Tiki, Business, Crime, Tacoma,

March 7, 2009 at 9:22am

The bump in Bump Kitchen

BOBBLE TIKI: HE PUT IT THERE >>>

Bump Kitchen Bobble Tiki likes to say he put the "bump" in Bump Kitchen- always pointing toward his lap and doing one of those pelvic thrust moves with a wink. Typically, Bobble Tiki does this at Bump Kitchen shows, when trying to lure unsuspecting middle aged women drunk on white wine on to the dance floor.

Sometimes it even works.

At a Bump Kitchen show, there's plenty of action like this to be had. Packing the dance floor with a body grabbing, booty shaking mix of groovin' favorites and bumpin' originals, Bump Kitchen is, like, the party band for the middle age club scene- a cougar heavy, expensive jeans wearing, tanned and trimmed mob that should never be taken lightly.

Tonight Bump Kitchen will celebrate the release of the band's new CD, Who Ordered the Waffle?, with a show at Jazzbones in Tacoma. There's no reason to expect this night to be anything less than the typical, sweaty, gyrating fracas that every Bump Kitchen show eventually turns into.

"Fans, old and new, can expect a whole new recipe- a remodeled sound that employs more vocals and a stronger funk element," explains Joe Bevins, Bump Kitchen's bass guitarist.

"This album is a true testament to who and what Bump Kitchen represents," adds drummer Everett James.

"Jazzbones is one of our favorite clubs to play," continues James about Jazzbones, just one of a number of local venues where Bump Kitchen inspires plenty of bumping" amongst a growing and loyal legion of fans.

"Our following in the Northwest is strong because we love to play for the fans, and we never take them for granted," says Dave Broyles, Bump Kitchen's guitarist.

"We bring it every show."

[Jazzbones, Saturday, March 7, 9:30 p.m., $10, 2803 Sixth Ave., Tacoma, 253.396.9169]

Filed under: Bobble Tiki, Music, Tacoma,

March 7, 2009 at 8:09am

Morning Spew

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Tiki-for-spew Tacoma City Manager Eric Anderson avoids placement in the Weekly Volcano's Numbered Spaces column. He's the best.

A 32-year-old Alfonso Ibanez Martinez has been convicted in Tacoma of heroin trafficking charges after more than 46 pounds of heroin was found in his home. "I see the light at the end of the tunnel. I have a story. Hell, memoirs are in. Especially wicked and outrageous ones like mine. After all, life is nasty and brutal and short, right?" Martinez did not say.

Just in case you didn't see it, CNN.com decided to remind American's about the current economic crisis and highlight the importance of family in its latest cream-filled puff piece.

Apparently M.I.A. is trying her best to ensure that her child gets shoved in a school locker. The name of her baby boy â€" Ickett.

If your looking for a place get naked this spring break, here's a list of the top ten places to go nude.

Bobble Tiki has said it before, but he loves sandwiches. Not as much as the folks at Scanwich, though, because Bobble Tiki has never scanned his lunch before.

March 6, 2009 at 11:40am

Brunch Spew

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Breakfast-with-Bobble-Tiki Tuesday marks the day for school bond and levy voting. It’s a all-mail election requiring ballots to be postmarked by midnight March 10. However, express voting booths are open today to deliver your vote in person. Vote yes because we need to fix this.

Bureaucrash posted a straightforward recap of CPAC, which everyone fondly knows as Conservatives Placing Assholes in Charge.

Craigslist is selling more than tiki bars and some peeps aren’t fans of the other goods for purchase.

The Watchmen opens today. Looks like a winner.

March 5, 2009 at 11:51am

Noon Spew

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Breakfast-with-Bobble-Tiki Tacoma city officials want to bust down your apartment door to rid you of yellow teeth and reeking clothes and ashtray tongue and shallow breaths and bad skin and 50 bucks a month that you could instead spend on sushi and wine and good porn.

Most important Obama story. Ever.

Chances the U.S. is headed for a Depression: One in five.

Finally, Harriet Miers and Karl Rove will testify.

Lohan keeps the gossip rags in business. She’s so funny.

Stop. Drinking. Poison. Find out how here.

March 4, 2009 at 8:24am

Morning Spew

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Breakfast-with-Bobble-Tiki A Gig Harbor neurosurgeon who treated the teenage kayaker critically injured Sunday puts a twist on Steve Martin’s Famous song: “Oh, I'm picking out a thermos, for you / Not an ordinary thermos, for you.” The doctor substituted “picking” with “smashing your face in.”

Tacoma City Manager Eric Anderson is in line for a big raise.

Obama is a hit!

The New York Times uses Internet magic to map out the geography of the recession: Jobless rate in Pierce County rose 2.5 percent this last year to 7.2 percent; Thurston County rose 1.7 percent to 6.1 percent.

Who’ll lead the GOP? Rush? Steele? Palin? A porn enthusiast?

Thank gawd intelligence is back in fashion in Washington?

Bizkit dreamed of going for the Gold.

March 2, 2009 at 8:38am

Morning Spew

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Breakfast-with-Bobble-Tiki The developer of Point Ruston wants to fill the tunnel!

Kopachuck. Fun to say but should it stay?

Score one for Christian fundamentalism: Scientists in Britain and Canada discover a way to make stem cells without destroying embryos.

Bobble Tiki's retirement WAS going to be one spectacular, endless cocktail cruise: Fed gives AIG $30 billion more.

Looks like Bobble Tiki’s late-night trips to 7-11 are helping: Consumer spending rises after six straight drops.

WTF? Rhianna is back together with Chris Brown at Diddy’s request.

Get this: it’s an anti-energy drink called Drank. Their slogan? “Slow your roll with Drank.”

Jimmy Fallon hosts his first Late Night tonight at 12:37 a.m. on NBC.

February 27, 2009 at 7:36am

Morning Spew

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Tiki-for-spew Tacoma firefighters rule.

After five years in prison, Ali al-Marri will finally get a trial.

President Robin Hood Obama rides in with new tax cuts and increases.

Lesson learned by Facebook: Don’t piss off social network users.

Jewel pulls an A-Rod on Dancing With The Stars.


Kitten defends her food from evil pooch Caught On Video as this funny cat vs dog clip proves to be one for the ages.

February 26, 2009 at 8:59am

Morning Spew

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Tiki-for-spew Snow.

Tacoma City Council didn't know folks from White Center can now handle their classified operations.

Meanwhile, the winners and losers of the Obama budget.

What's wack? The fact that G.M. may need more money. GM loses $9.6 billion … which is more than half of its current cash reserves.

When it comes to their guns, Mexican drug cartels buy American.

Not what you eat, it’s how much. Who knew?

Seriously? Stephan was a douche, but at least Bobble Tiki remembers a few things he cooked. In all seriousness y’all, WTF? Bobble Tiki gives all credit to the sous!

Here’s one way to stimulate the economy: coffee and nudity.

Karma Sutra anyone?

The Arrested Development movie is a go.

Finally, Louis CK puts our economic crisis in perspective.

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