November update

Website work for Whistles by Mack.
Up and on, not looking back
There have been some changes made.
Some new plans have been laid.
My webmaster’s been a busy man.
Shifting stuff as best he can.
Pictures here instead of there
Maybe new whistles in the air?
Here’s the link in case you care:


http://www.mackhooverwhistles.com/

I always care, Mack.

That avatar of yours looks enough like a John Denver photo I have seen, that it is like deja vu, big time.

Rocky Mountain Hi. Best to you, friend.
Byll

For the record, the avatar is me in the eighties. Country boys in Colorado had a certain “look”. I didn’t try for the look, it came natural! I am a Rocky Mountain native. I don’t know about the guy you mentioned.

:slight_smile:

Nah. Old Henry John Deutschendorf was born in Roswell, New Mexico. He only got Hi on the Rockies, much later.
Cheers.
Byll

im already saving up for one!

I wonder if Greg is referring to what he saw on the Announcements page on Mack’s web site?

yep thats exactly what im refering to , my whoa is definetly flaring up

Silly me, I thought greg was talking about saving up to buy pictures of John:

http://images.google.com/images?q=john+denver+photos&hl=en&hs=JmV&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&sa=X&oi=images&ct=title

Hey, Mack, is that your Blackcap product in the photo here, or is a type of wooden head?

It’s not either really.

It’s an early blacktop experiment that I had stowed on a shelf. On a whim I put it on the apricot and it worked. It’s made from ABS pipe and the plug is gray Corian which has black specks in it. There are some discolorations in the plastic that I figured would disqualify it as a true Blacktop. Somehow they don’t seem so bad on that whistle.

On second thought: I think the Corian may be black with gray and white specks.

Hi, Mack.

You always have a bit of new magic going on in your workshop, don’t you?

Have you ever considered a subscription service where I send you a little money every month and you send one of every new item when you put it into production?

No, better not. On second thought, you are so creative that it would probably bankrupt me. :laughing:

“You always have a bit of new magic going on in your workshop, don’t you?”

The magic is when an appreciative player releases it.



"Have you ever considered a subscription service where I send you a little money every month and you send one of every new item when you put it into production? "

Hmmm…

Speaking of avatars…

The site is lookin’ lovely, dear friend! :slight_smile: And the wooden whistles as well… There’ll be a little something coming your way by the end of the month. No spoiling the surprize here, but I think you and your sweetie will like it! Blessings, brother! :slight_smile:

Speaking of avatars…

Surprisingly, you are the first to ask. That’s an African Pygmy Hedgehog. My daughter is allergic to cats and dogs, so we ended up with one of these as a pet. Interesting little creatures, but, unfortunately, they tend to live short lives.

When I first signed up on C&F, I just grabbed the first image I had that was the right size. As you can see, this hedgy is a little miffed. All spines except for the nose and eyes.

I really should come up with a new avatar that matches Swizzlestick. Maybe a Guinness with a Whitecap whistle sticking out. Mack, would you mind that kind of image?

Hey Cal,

Needless to say: Yippppeee!!!

“Maybe a Guinness with a Whitecap whistle sticking out. Mack, would you mind that kind of image?”

Not at all, but I’ll say ahead that you have to tape over the holes or you won’t get much through.

I thought it was a child inside a hedgehog hide. The face is most human.

I think we are in danger of straying off topic – but when did that ever stop us on this forum?

Hedgehogs have what I consider to be very human like feet. The nails look like miniature toenails. But the faces are what most kids love. They look like cartoon animals – you know, the combination of human and animal faces we used to see in Disney movies.