Flute Art
- treeshark
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Gha! Colostomies and Tracheotomies... pueer we fellah. I think Rufus Flutus. I did consider using the blow hole as the mouth but that would have caused a constantly astonished expression...
or Tootus Flootus, One flute Over the Cuckoo's Vest, Sylvester Syrinx. Rudy Rudall , Percy Pratten, Rikki Rockstro, Conal Conical,
Is he a she? In which case a Transverstite. Oops that was bad.
I thought he/she had a Grasshoppery feel, but well spotted on the Planters fella as he was part of the brief from Robert.
Julia, yep I slave away in London, Today I spent painting Lions for a Narnia thingy, I got so caught up in it I damn near missed my flute lesson.
Rob
or Tootus Flootus, One flute Over the Cuckoo's Vest, Sylvester Syrinx. Rudy Rudall , Percy Pratten, Rikki Rockstro, Conal Conical,
Is he a she? In which case a Transverstite. Oops that was bad.
I thought he/she had a Grasshoppery feel, but well spotted on the Planters fella as he was part of the brief from Robert.
Julia, yep I slave away in London, Today I spent painting Lions for a Narnia thingy, I got so caught up in it I damn near missed my flute lesson.
Rob
- Doug_Tipple
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Frankly speaking, I am somewhat startled that the fluteman cartoon drawing might create some controversy, which was not my intention. I agree that it does look like a walking stick mantis, and, of course, the there is some resemblance to Mr. Peanut, but that is OK. The whole world likes Mr. Peanut, and I thought that he might like another cartoon buddy to hang around with from time to time. Mr. Peanut has recently been on TV in the USA, and I never see him pictured with friends or Mrs. Peanut.
Because I need to keep it simple and non-controversial for my neophyte Irish flute friends on ebay, I have chosen a rather ordinary name from the list of exciting names that were set forth. So, ladies and gentleman, by a split decision in the 13th round, the winner is Gary from the UK with his imaginative suggestion of "PVCfluteman". That name is about as straightforward and as unprovocative as I can imagine. I have been seeing smiling faces on billboards and on TV telling me that DSL actually means "dismally slow lines", but surely everyone will know that PVC stands for "poly vinyl chloride".
Sorry that I am not able to offer a prize for the second place entry, which was "Eternal cause of disorder". However, Gary wins a one pound tin of reduced fat, salt-free Planter's peanuts. Unfortunately, I will need to charge $24.95 for the postage and handling charge to the UK.
I might add the "Tipple fipple" was also a good entry, but I am saving that name for my whistle, which is still in the design stage in my basement.
In the meantime, happy fluting everyone.
Because I need to keep it simple and non-controversial for my neophyte Irish flute friends on ebay, I have chosen a rather ordinary name from the list of exciting names that were set forth. So, ladies and gentleman, by a split decision in the 13th round, the winner is Gary from the UK with his imaginative suggestion of "PVCfluteman". That name is about as straightforward and as unprovocative as I can imagine. I have been seeing smiling faces on billboards and on TV telling me that DSL actually means "dismally slow lines", but surely everyone will know that PVC stands for "poly vinyl chloride".
Sorry that I am not able to offer a prize for the second place entry, which was "Eternal cause of disorder". However, Gary wins a one pound tin of reduced fat, salt-free Planter's peanuts. Unfortunately, I will need to charge $24.95 for the postage and handling charge to the UK.
I might add the "Tipple fipple" was also a good entry, but I am saving that name for my whistle, which is still in the design stage in my basement.
In the meantime, happy fluting everyone.
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Damn. Factor in the import duty and Post Office "handling fee" them's some expensive nuts!Doug_Tipple wrote:However, Gary wins a one pound tin of reduced fat, salt-free Planter's peanuts. Unfortunately, I will need to charge $24.95 for the postage and handling charge to the UK.
"It might be a bit better to tune to one of my fiddle's open strings, like A, rather than asking me for an F#." - Martin Milner