My first high-ender! Holy smokes! I am elated! It came to my office just now. How am I going to get any work done? 
Slan
-Paul
On 2002-10-29 09:39, Paul wrote:
My first high-ender! Holy smokes! I am elated! It came to my office just now. How am I going to get any work done? >Slan
-Paul
Excellent Paul. You get to play in the office? Now that’s a job that’s worth having.
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Excellent Paul. You get to play in the office? Now that’s a job that’s worth having.
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Wombat, If only I could. I will just be tempted all day to the point of madness! 
and no one here understands! 
On 2002-10-29 10:16, Paul wrote:
[/q]Wombat wrote:
Quote:Excellent Paul. You get to play in the office? Now that’s a job that’s worth having.
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Wombat, If only I could. I will just be tempted all day to the point of madness! >
> and no one here understands! >
Well, we do Paul; we do.
On a Tuesday too, now you have to wait all week for the weekend so you can play all day. Wow that’s rough
It’s a high-ender par excellence!
Congratulations.
Thanks all! 
And I DID play in the car on the way home!
Paul-
-Just curious if you got the new three-piece option or the traditional two-piece, and if you got the three piece, whether the ability to rotate the lower
section helps you play more easily.
Congratulations! -You and Joe McKenna will be the binary star of low whistledom!
Brian O.
[ This Message was edited by: brianormond on 2002-10-29 23:33 ]
I got a brass tuneable Soprano D, 2-piece. It is quite lovely. I will have to get a Low D soon though. WhOA has taken hold, you know.
[ This Message was edited by: paul on 2002-10-29 23:37 ]
Though I have at least 6 favorite whistles, number one of which currently is my Hoover CPVC D, my two Copeland Ds will always rank in the top 5!
Congrats, and enjoy!!!
~Larry