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Looks like a Dr. Suess instrument!!
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That is killer man....where do I get in line for one?
or do I have to make it myself......
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Tyler Morris wrote:That is killer man....where do I get in line for one?
or do I have to make it myself......
Hey hey

http://www.jeremywest.co.uk/cmi/serpents.html

Christopher Monk makes the monstruous bass serpent or anaconda.
If you're ready to spend well, some money... (Hum!) :lol:
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o, man, you mean it costs money?
what a drag!
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thats ok, i didnt really want one anyways..
looks like a poop.
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I can't believe they missed the nyckelharpa:
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Cynth wrote:I was interested to see the instructions for circular breathing under "Digeridoo". I think I won't worry about doing that just yet. :lol:
Once you get the hang of it, it's very easy... just unsual at the start.

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... more fun than mere mortals ought to be allowed... :D
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.... And some people think my instrumetns are strange.

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Daniel_Bingamon wrote:.... And some people think my instrumetns are strange.

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Bagwhistle 3.0
That looks so cool!
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What is it the stick above your head does?
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Cynth wrote:What is it the stick above your head does?
I think that's the "EJECT" lever, like in a military fighter airplane, seen in yellow in this picture:
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Naw.... it 'WHACKS' him every time he makes a bad noise. :D
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I think I prefer the Eject lever. Maybe that's what the ropes are for on Highland pipes.
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Daniel_Bingamon wrote:I think I prefer the Eject lever. Maybe that's what the ropes are for on Highland pipes.
Naw.... They're used to strangle the piper... at least... that's what people used mine for. :D
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