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If I grew my nose hair real long, would it serve the same purpose?

Hey, That's funny. I sold my Copeland D too after I got the Greenwood. Along with a few Burkes, a Silkstone, a Busman, an Overton, and a partridge in a pear tree!! Steven, Stop being so darn difficult and order one already! You know you're going too, so stop resisting and give in to the "dark s...

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Come closer my little kitten and I'll let you cuddle my sexy man boobs!

I sold quite a few of my whistles after I got my Greenwood Blackwood D. I'm not really interested in any other D's anymore. I call it, whistle shock therapy. I was so shocked at how good of a whistle it is, that I haven't bought a D since. (I have bought other keys though! )

The spokesmodel appears to be as pleasing as the flute!

Leo,
That is a NIGHTMARE! I've got a flute on order that I'm hanging on the edge of my seat for. If it got lost in the mail, I might self destruct!

Why don't you just log on every ten minutes like the rest of us.

Best Low D for the money. Two thumbs up.

glauber wrote:They've had color pictures since the Renaissance, at least. Although back then you had to collect camel's urine for yellow, horse dung for green, etc.

Yuck, I'm glad I'm not a blonde with green eyes!

Just kidding Amar! I'm a child of the sixties too!

Did they have color pictures way back then Amar?

We did one of the "store bought" wills for my wifes grandfather. Luckly, before he passed away we had a lawyer look at it. He had to re-write it for $150. It was worth the money. There weren't any problems with the lawyers version and I could have forseen a few with the do-it-yourself will.

Holy Grail, of course!!!!!

Holy $*&#%! A whammy bar for the flute! Very cool. Thanks for the link Jessie.

I like it, it's... Bracing! You leave Skeggy out of this! :wink: Disneyworld Skegness soon to be opened. A magical place where it's 21st October all year round... Travel thee to jolly old Skegness, where you can stagger through an informal area with a 1500s-style thatched-roof cottage and canal or ...

glauber wrote:Did you try removing it with acetone? It usually comes off easily.

Jessie, don't listen to Glauber! You should never remove blisters on your lips with acetone. You should only pour it in your ears!!