Krunkie McKrunkface
Kava Connoisseur
ok, I have done an immense amount of research on this theorem, and I am finally ready to go live with it:
X + Y = good blend
Where x = Fijian waka and y = Tongan
It’s simple, but pure genius. This works with even drab kavas, better than the sum of the parts. Say, wakacon with tikaram’s. But the better the constituent parts, the better the blend will be. Also, it will be better by the extent to which the Fijian is both strong and balanced.
At the top is Squanch + TFR, but let us not forget bati plus kavafied kava Tonga. Or kadavu plus leka hina. Or damu plus pouni ono. Or....
X + Y = good blend
Where x = Fijian waka and y = Tongan
It’s simple, but pure genius. This works with even drab kavas, better than the sum of the parts. Say, wakacon with tikaram’s. But the better the constituent parts, the better the blend will be. Also, it will be better by the extent to which the Fijian is both strong and balanced.
At the top is Squanch + TFR, but let us not forget bati plus kavafied kava Tonga. Or kadavu plus leka hina. Or damu plus pouni ono. Or....
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