You guys are awful *grin*
I thought the entire procedure of learning the Highland Pipes is to make
your fingers do something so unnatural and confusing that you'll never
be able to type properly again!
When I get my UP out and try to play it, it takes me a good ten minutes
to reorganize my brain and fingers to make the thing squeak.
I enjoy the banter, but I'm a little sad that both on here, and the
other lists I've posted on, that I've not found the pot of gold I was
looking for.
Jack Campin wrote:
A little dyslexia can get you in a whole lot trouble ...
something about drugs, bagpipes and fighting in the UK hmm
...awareness about the dangers of GHB and its analogs- gamma
hydroxy butyrate
or maybe those who don't have GHB get into fights and get booked
on GBH after being exposed to Great Highland Bagpipes, LOL.
GHB is also used as a date rape drug - seems to be a particular
hazard in Glasgow bars.
I can see the potential for a really bad teuchter comes to the
big city looking for some action joke...
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