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In the misty dawn of the twenty-first century, a young human purchased an incredible vessel. Carved from glass in the likeness of the great Tiki gods, this sacred vessel cost merely twenty-five cents. First, it served as a planter for small cuttings of succulent plants. Tiki served in this capacity on his second but not final cross-country journey.
Of his many travels and ill-advised drinking adventures, Tiki remains silent. He offers no more explanation than a frightful but strangely ecstatic smile. These days, Tiki’s brains are full of Sharpie markers and paint pens.
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