April 07, 2006
Aloha Friday
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Posted for Videoblogging Week 2006. To end the work week, I talk a bit about the history and popularity of "aloha wear," and survey some of the fashion of downtown Honolulu. Thanks to vlogger Roxanne of Beach Walks with Rox for suggesting today's topic.

Music is "Lagoon (Baba)" from Gravity by Artemis (Magnatune).

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Posted by Ryan at 08:42 PM

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1 - My lawyer wears an aloha shirt. (Did I detect a dis in deah?) 2 - Thanks for teaching me about Mr. Chun. 3 - Yo Burt! Great video Ryan.
Posted by: Rox at April 7, 2006 11:26 PM

This was a nice explantation, i did not where the Aloha shirt came from. Ok but still you did not answer the question qhy it is different then a Hawaiian shirt. I'm European so ignorent in this case. Thanks for sharing your video.
Posted by: Blips (vlogmatic) at April 8, 2006 5:17 AM

Interesting look into a culture I am unfamiliar with and how different cultures inspire and inject themselves onto other cultures, creating something new. Thankyou, Ryan
Posted by: Anne Walk at April 8, 2006 9:30 AM

A wonderful way to end the week. Downtown looks great especially on Fridays. Thank you for the bit of history. Hi, Burt!
Posted by: ai at April 8, 2006 9:44 PM

Well done, the first part gave us something to look for in the second. awesome.
Posted by: Dooser at April 9, 2006 11:31 AM

E kala mai! Comments on this entry have been disabled due to overwhelming abuse by spammers. Please click through to one of the video hosting services linked above to leave a public response, or feel free to send me an e-mail. Mahalo!



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