Hey, I didn’t start the “oral fixation” thing on this thread!
Jens
Now, now boys… let’s settle down. We do have minors on the board, you know. Can’t have you getting too hot and bothered…
In laughter, 
Andrea ~*~
the non-Corr variety
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Personally, I believe we should let the whole ‘oral’ thing die. As aderyn_cyrdd said, we do have a number of impressionable young people on the board and I’d like to keep this a “family show” if you know what I mean. Actually, its one of the things I like about this board - peopel have been great at keeping bad language and crudity to a verly low level.
Mastersound, I was disappointed with my Walton’s LBW at first but to tell you the truth the more I play it the more I like it - it seems to be very sensitive to very light changes in air pressure. I do not like the wussy, thin aluminum shaft though. At the suggestion of someone here on the board (I don’t remember who)I put my LBW head on an Oak shaft - it sounds like a better LBW and I like the feel of the heavy shaft (with the LBW aluminum shaft I always felt as if it would break).
On 2002-03-19 19:33, Mastersound wrote:
You’d have to be very attentive if you were sitting in the front row of an Elton John concert I guess, just in case a grand piano came flying towards you!
Peace and creativity,
Sara
On 2002-03-20 00:27, Mastersound wrote:
I’ve scored one of my stepson’s old drumstick bags to keep them all in
How many whistlers actually keep their whistles in a drumstick bag? I stole my brothers drumstick case from when he was in percussion, and last Saturday at a St. Patrick’s celebration, I met another whistler that also keeps his whistles in a drumstick case.
Brent
Hi kardshark
I’d actually bought the stick bag for him while we were on holidays a year or so back. It was a cheapie where all the sticks just rattle around in a pocket each side. I was looking in a drum shop the other day and they had ones with stitched sections for pairs of sticks or brushes, about 6 pairs to a side. That could be the next purchase until I find someone who sells different whistles, maybe even in different keys. I still can’t get over the fact that cheap usable whistles are so much fun and cheaper than a set of guitar strings!