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1. How come you excluded political paranormals?

2. The are political paranormals?

Ooooo. Gotta appreciate the way the Spaniards swarmed all over Germany.

Have you tried reacting to the phantom in a way other than with shock and disbelief? Perhaps "she" is teaching you something about the limits of your perception. I've learned to stay open, with our cats, and have been taught a thing or two. Sigh. Oh. Wait. We're the dominant species...righ...

Maybe we should cover the world with hemp, and try that for a hundred years.

We're versatile.

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So let's see...

We seem to be an oil-addicted and trashy species.

Honestly, we're not quite as bright as we need to be. (Or not to be.)

I had a Howard Low D, years ago. Liked the tone, but never could get into the 3rd.

If my Burke Viper (alu.) is any indication, you won't find many Lows that can match it, for easy access to high d and e. Clear as a bell, and no finger gymnastics.

My gateway drug to Low Whistles was a Low F. At the time, it seemed huge, and yes, there was a steep learning curve involved. (Now, years later, Low F is the smallest whistle I play. Live and learn.) I also play Carbony Low D and Low F. I love their tone...a gentle and slightly breathy sound...and I...

Yet another amazing image that could serve as an "emotional portrait" of one's first marraige.

Don't look back!

Matt joked that sometimes when contestants "make it their own," it is because they lack the basic ability to learn a song the way it was written. That many times the contestant is trying to sing it straight but because of mistakes, it becomes an "original Hmmm. This sounds familiar. ...

izzarina wrote:Wouldn't BEER DRINKING GAMES be considered drinking? And I don't understand #7...scoring at what?

That'd be Falling in Love With Love, my dear.

Just visited the Impepe site. What beautiful whistles.

Is the one you're selling of recent vintage....looking like the Low Ds on the site?

This makes me really appreciate the still-clean Pacific beaches I often walk. I can barely imagine the bizarre and hellish scene of confronting massive oil on it all. Gotta feel for the folk living, and trying to make a living, on that whole Gulf Coast. What a brutal reality they are facing in their...

While man-made disasters aren't exactly "odd news," this BP mess IS odd, by virtue of it's colossal size. It's unnerving to see these oil potentates being so impotent in their seemingly ditzy efforts to stop their massive flood of oil into our waters and coast-land. I'm 65 years old, and t...

Making music is pure joy.

Whistles are gems, in the world of musical instruments.

If you have the time, money, and inclination...

...WhOA is not a disease...

...but rather a slice of Good Life!

Dig in!