Name that part of Hawai'i?

[Menehune Man]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

Where is the famous location where that famous "fingernails and dripping blood sounds... on the car roof" ghost story... occur?

Morgan's corner?

[zztype]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

what town or part of a town was named (wrongly, I might add, ) (dass a clue) by a haole real estate broker decades ago?
Clue: an occasional actor in Hawaii 5-0 and Elvis' "Blue Hawaii" has something in common with it.

You talkin' 'bout Lanikai? I think s'posedto be "Mokulua" (two islands) or just part of Kailua.

I don't know anything about the movie/TV connection.

[zztype]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

What part of Oahu was originally pig farms and shacks
and... who was Dave Donnelly?

My house???

Hehehe... and I'm going to lay off the Dave Donnelly question, 'cause I wun spoiler.

[lavagal]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

ok... uuuhh

what part of oahu was named after what wuz goin on there in da old days:
"spouting water" ?

Spitting Caves?

what town or part of a town was named (wrongly, I might add, ) (dass a clue) by a haole real estate broker decades ago?
Clue: an occasional actor in Hawaii 5-0 and Elvis' "Blue Hawaii" has something in common with it.

Hawaii Kai?

What part of Oahu was originally pig farms and shacks and one of the shacks in that part of town was a scene of a Hawaii 5-0 episode starring Dave Donnelly who played a hippie helping draft dodgers....
and... and...

Hawaii Kai?

who was Dave Donnelly?

Gloriously tall ladies man who loved to gossip, imbibe, and was an old school three dotter...

[Miulang]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

Sounds like you're talking about the Maunalei Sugar Company at Keomuku on Lanai (destroyed a heiau in order to build a railway along the coast), but it can't be that one because it was established in 1898 while the one in Koloa was established in 1835.

You correct, Lurkah! (something coming in da mail foa you).

Miulang

[LikaNui]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

what part of Oahu was (and is, to many still)
Known as the "jumping off spot into the other side" for "spirits"?

Kaena Point, if I correctly recall the info on the plaque at Kaneana Cave.

EDIT NOTE: Sorry, but I didn't notice that someone else had already answered correctly. My bad.

[kimo55]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

Morgan's corner?

dass it. but wheah steh?

[kimo55]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

You talkin' 'bout Lanikai? I think s'posedto be "Mokulua" (two islands) or just part of Kailua.

I don't know anything about the movie/TV connection.

Lanikai. S/B Kailani.


Lani Kai real name: George Clarence Dennis James Von Ruckleman Woodd III
The stage name is understandable...
also appeared in
"Hawaiian Eye" and "Adventures in Paradise"
in Blue Hawaii he played Carl Tanami
in one H5-0 ep he played Lonnie Kaikili (clever one dat, eh?)

[kimo55]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

Gloriously tall ladies man who loved to gossip, imbibe, and was an old school three dotter...

good descr.

[Menehune Man]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

dass it. but wheah steh?

... Old Pali Rd. Yea I got one!

[lurkah]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

You correct, Lurkah! (something coming in da mail foa you).

But I thought TutuSue said that you wasn't supposed to send me that "Gidget Goes Hawaiian" mp3.

[tutusue]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

But I thought TutuSue said that you wasn't supposed to send me that "Gidget Goes Hawaiian" mp3.

Aloha is about caring and sharing. How selfless of Miulang.

[lurkah]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

Aloha is about caring and sharing. How selfless of Miulang.

Yeah, uh huh......I'm getting all misty-eyed now.

[kimo55]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

You got an issue?
here's a tissue.
(Sotto voce: "austin powers")

"Aloha" is now a statute on the books. It is law. thank gawd for the city and state taking care of us poor peons, we wouldn't know what to do oddawise.

[lurkah]

Re: Name that part of Hawai'i?

You got an issue?
here's a tissue.

Poor Kimo. Must've had that drilled into him over and over as a kid. (or maybe it still continues )

That's a pretty catchy phrase, actually. Think I'll borrow it to use on my own kids.