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JTC111 wrote:Just curious, does the winner get a whistle?

Actually, if someone is in a artistic mood, then they could make a little "Worst WhOA Addict On The Chiffboard" certificate for the winner. And I was thinking of the winner as the person with the most whistles, period. Nothing too fancy.

Step forward, veteran whistlers, and make your claim to The Worst WhOA Addict On This Message Board! (30 whistles, you say? Do I hear 35? 40? :lol: ) Here's a page that explains what WhOA is, in case you don't know the term. And this page has a poem to help you get in the mood. Looking forward to th...

I think that's going to depend on what you think is a good tune. A tune that one person thinks rocks on a "low" might sound horrible to your ears. Although there are probably some that most agree sounds good on a "low". Some airs, for example.*

*I'm just guessing.

hoopy mike wrote:It's hot and spicy!

That could be taken more than one way...

Hmmm... maybe time to learn the tabor pipe?

And BTW, don't expect any sympathy from anyone here. Heartless s, all of them! jk jk

DrPhill wrote: I can program - but I dont have the music theory.

Sounds just like me.

mutepointe wrote:Here's a helpful video in case someone can't quite visualize the thumb removal thing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHp4D64mH8s

I am now very afraid of using a neck strap.

MTGuru wrote:At some point you just have to hope that the marketplace of good advice will win out, and that people can learn to separate the wheat from the chaff on their own.

A bit OT, but I think it's chiff, not chaff.

Mr.Gumby wrote:Respect is earned. Not enforced.

But you have to earn respect somehow. If other people see you tossing jerks, than they know that this guy means business. And they would most certainly respect that.

Beautiful! I especially like the contrast between the wood and the metal trimmings. Excellent work, Paul!

Sorry ShoutJoy - looks like we have hit a C&F silly patch. It will go away soon...

Silly patch? From the other threads I've looked at it seemed more like half-and-half.

This sounds like a great idea. Best wishes for it's success.

I especially enjoyed reading about the Golden Eagles in NY. Hopefully this program will make more moments like that happen around the world.