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derekpara | 15:20 Sat 09th Nov 2019 | News
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In Sainsburys this morning I saw and heard a man whistling a tune.
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I know where you're coming from Derek. It is a very rare occurence in these times to hear a man whistling a tune. Young one probably couldn't, or haven't got time. (unless their phones would do it for them)
15:30 Sat 09th Nov 2019
Spooky -In Tesco this afternoon I saw a woman pushing a supermarket trolley...…….;-)
I'm on tenterhooks, Derek.
Oh.......!
If he had a Icing bag in his hand that would be the pie piper
Ah, that will be whistling Dixie....
I know where you're coming from Derek. It is a very rare occurence in these times to hear a man whistling a tune. Young one probably couldn't, or haven't got time. (unless their phones would do it for them)
//Mamyalynne - whistle a happy tune...//

not always a good idea, happy whistling - From Emo Phillips -
"Houses make strange noises at night like creak, groan and “Emo, I’m going to kill you.” …So I remembered what my mother told me, “Whenever you feel afraid just whistle a happy tune… " [whistling] …then I felt a hand around my throat and a voice said, “Thanks. I was having difficulty locating you in the dark.”"
Ah, I suppose it is quite unusual. Maybe he was a nutter, Derek, do you think?
I remember that one mushroom. Emo was brilliant.
My dear old Mum used to say if a man went about his day whistling, chances are he's a happy man!.
Bless Emo :-)
Love Emo, so weirdly funny..
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Spot on, Spotty.
It was such a rare sight. People just don't whistle anymore, largely because most modern music is tuneless, I suppose.
I'm knocking on a bit now and in my younger working days whistling when one was busy was a sign of happy contentment, as you seem to suggest, Marcel.
Cheers. D.

PS. I've just had a go and managed to whistle Land of Hope and Glory right through- but I had to wet the whistle, first .

Thanks for your answers.
Folk are put off whistling a tune these days. Do so even with amazing good quality and some music hater will still moan, and become nasty.
I remember when I served before the mast it was forbidden to whistle on board ship. You would whistle up a storm and we’d all be doomed. Dooooomed I tell ye
The trouble is when people do whistle it’s not an actual tune - or not one that I recognise.
I can't stand whistling...its like fingernails on a blackboard for me. I once told a new co-worker not to ever whistle around me...that's how bad my intolerance is. Sorry to all who like it.
Funnily enough, yesterday, when I went into town on the little local bus, the bus driver was whistling throughout the journey. I was lovely. I was singing along in my head.

When I alighted, I said, 'Thank you for the music. I enjoyed that.'
Why stop at whistling?

;-)

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