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That reminds me of a very funny story that someone once told me.

Is there any other?

Actually, Lemon Meringue Pie.

I like pie.

They look pretty awesome!

Thanks for that informative post. I also found a review of the whistle I just bought over at tinwhistler: http://www.tinwhistler.com/music/reviews/srcreview.asp?keyword=dixon Sounds promising. This will be my first intermediately-priced whistles. I have quite a few Feardogs, Clarkes, Clares and Walt...

I was curious because the Dixon I purchased was about the same price as a Susato in D and they are both "plastic" whistles.

I just bought one of the Dixon polymers in D (DIX004) from whistleanddrum but I haven't received it yet but I'll let you know my impressions when I start road-testing it. Are they preferable to Susatos?

I like black whistles.

Maybe I missed that part but I don't recall anything said in this thread as offensive.

This thread is like a chat room, except my wit doesn't have to be as quick. I can spend the entire day crafting my posts.

I vote this thread for sticky status.

I was outbid

Clare (Brass D, Nickel D, 2-Piece Brass D)
Clarke (Original D, Sweetone D, Meg D)
Dixon (Polymer D)
Feadog (Brass D, Nickel D, Black D, Pro D)
Freeman Tweaked (Sweetone)
Waltons (Brass D, Little Black Whistle)

Hope to get a Burke and Busman soon too.

First post here. Speaking on the subject of Whoa, the first time I have played an instrument outside the hazy memory of playing percussion for a few weeks in my middle school band, was two weeks ago when I got my first tin whistle. I bought it out of curiousity I suppose. My first whistles were two ...