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Thanks for the ideas. I tried both of my whistles in the gym tonight before the game and the one I used last night was deemed quieter.
I'll go over it carefully tomorrow to see if I can find the source. Rita 
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Thu Dec 17, 2009, 02:36am
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Quote:
(Could it have been a Freudian slip from missing our dearly departed Mr. Annoying Grammar Guy? R.I.P. ChuckElias)
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Thu Dec 17, 2009, 08:23am
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careful if you boil them - we had a guy do that and his whistles were ruined. Don't know how long he had them in there though.
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