Ghyll:Whostley - Revision history

Morbus Iff: Corrected one final mispelling of Whostley.

2005-04-04T14:30:50Z

Corrected one final mispelling of Whostley.

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2005-04-04T14:28:09Z

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DrAckroyd: First Draft (sorry about the other one - it was an accident)

2005-04-01T17:16:22Z

First Draft (sorry about the other one - it was an accident)

DrAckroyd at 16:35, 1 April 2005

2005-04-01T16:35:26Z

DrAckroyd: I defer to the judgement of others.

2005-03-26T21:05:25Z

I defer to the judgement of others.

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Dib - Why not? --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 16:05, 26 Mar 2005 (EST)

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 Whostley has only published a single composition in his professional career. The tune, entitled ''Onomatopoeia'' is the only known composition for a single-horn, solo [[Freege Horn]]. His composition, however simple, is ideally suited to those learning the craft of becoming a keys-man and so is very popular with students of the instrument.
-Whostly continues to play every Xarochsday at the [[Cadaver, The|'Daver]]; sometimes well into second moonrise. He is fond of giving patrons opportunities to bellow for him and has been known to make encouraging comments to those who blow well.
+Whostley continues to play every Xarochsday at the [[Cadaver, The|'Daver]]; sometimes well into second moonrise. He is fond of giving patrons opportunities to bellow for him and has been known to make encouraging comments to those who blow well.
 '''Citations''': [[Arbuckle Hill]], [[Rater Goldfish]], [[Turboduck]].

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-Gregor Tobi<em style="font-style:normal;color:#ccdbbc;">a</em>s '''Whostly''' is the featured keys-man of the [[Freege Horn]] trio that plays at the notorius [[Cadaver, The|Cadaver]] on [[Arbuckle Hill]]. He is best known for his [[Quiver'n'bend]] stylings as well as his near obsession with the legendary [[Rater Goldfish]].
+Gregor Tobi<em style="font-style:normal;color:#ccdbbc;">a</em>s '''Whostley''' is the featured keys-man of the [[Freege Horn]] trio that plays at the notorius [[Cadaver, The|Cadaver]] on [[Arbuckle Hill]]. He is best known for his [[quiver'n'bend]] stylings as well as his near obsession with the legendary [[Rater Goldfish]].
-Whostly was born in -72 [[EC]] and studied at San Sebastian's First School of [[Folktown]] where he first met his hero.  Later, he remarked that, "at first I thought he was the worst [[Bindlet Ball]] coach I'd ever met, but then I realized that the Gods had gifted him more adequately in other ways." Whostly's mother recalls it differently: "Gregor was crying on the bench because he had actually touched the ball in the last period and [[Rater Goldfish|Gordon ]] came over to comfort him by saying, 'Perhaps you should take up the [[Freege Horn]] instead?'"
+Whostley was born in -72 [[EC]] and studied at San Sebastian's First School of [[Folktown]] where he first met his hero. Later he remarked that, "at first I thought he was the worst [[Bindlet Ball]] coach I'd ever met, but then I realized that the Gods had gifted him more adequately in other ways." Whostley's mother recalls it differently: "Gregor was crying on the bench because he had actually touched the ball in the last period and [[Rater Goldfish|Gordon]] came over to comfort him by saying, 'Perhaps you should take up the [[Freege Horn]] instead?'"
-Whostly became a bellows man for several years after passing his basic courses by touring with popular groups such as ''[[Turboduck]]'' and the ''Firebird Jazz Ensemble''.  As he toured, he slowly developed the skills of a key-man learning from every musician he bellowed for.  But becoming known as a keys-man was tough after mastering his bellowing skills as he had.  Even [[Rater Goldfish|Goldfish]] himself was known to remark that "nobody blows like Whostly."
+Whostley became a bellows man for several years after passing his basic courses by touring with popular groups such as ''[[Turboduck]]'' and the ''Firebird Jazz Ensemble''. As he toured, he slowly developed the skills of a key-man learning from every musician he bellowed for. But becoming known as a keys-man was tough after mastering his bellowing skills as he had. Even [[Rater Goldfish|Goldfish]] himself was known to remark that "nobody blows like Whostley."
-Whostly's fate was forever changed on the night of 3 Gomin, -22 [[EC]] - one of the nights that the [[Cadaver, The|'Daver]] burned to the ground.  He had been playing as keys-man with a small jazz ensemble, ''Blowtie and the Hoofish'', when the building caught fire.  He personally caried all of Brian's sexteen (fecksadecimal) horns out of the building sparing them from the blaze.  That night, the owner hired Whostly to become the [[Cadaver, The|'Daver's]] regular keys-man.
+Whostley's fate was forever changed on the night of 3 Gomin, -22 [[EC]] - one of the nights that the [[Cadaver, The|'Daver]] burned to the ground. He had been playing as keys-man with a small jazz ensemble, ''Blowtie and the Hoofish'', when the building caught fire. He personally carried all of Brian's sexteen (fecksadecimal) horns out of the building sparing them from the blaze. That night, the owner hired Whostley to become the [[Cadaver, The|'Daver's]] regular keys-man.
-Whostly has only published a single composition in his professional career.  The tune, entitled ''Onomatopoeia'' is the only known composition for a single-horn, solo [[Freege Horn]].  His composition, however simple, is ideally suited to those learning the craft of becoming a keys-man and so is very popular with students of the instrument.
+Whostley has only published a single composition in his professional career. The tune, entitled ''Onomatopoeia'' is the only known composition for a single-horn, solo [[Freege Horn]]. His composition, however simple, is ideally suited to those learning the craft of becoming a keys-man and so is very popular with students of the instrument.
-Whostly continues to play every Xarochsday at the [[Cadaver, The|'Daver]]; sometimes well into second moonrise.  He is fond of giving patrons opportunities to bellow for him and has been known to make encouraging comments to those who blow well.
+Whostly continues to play every Xarochsday at the [[Cadaver, The|'Daver]]; sometimes well into second moonrise. He is fond of giving patrons opportunities to bellow for him and has been known to make encouraging comments to those who blow well.
-Citations: [[Arbuckle Hill]], [[Rater Goldfish]], [[Turboduck]]
+'''Citations''': [[Arbuckle Hill]], [[Rater Goldfish]], [[Turboduck]].
 --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 12:16, 1 Apr 2005 (EST)
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+[[Category:People]]

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−	Gregor Tobi<em style="font-style:normal;color:#ccdbbc;">a</em>s '''Whostly''' is the featured keys-man of the [[Freege Horn]] trio that plays at the notorius [[Cadaver, The\|Cadaver]] on [[Arbuckle Hill]]. He is best known for his [[Quiver'n'bend]] stylings as well as his	+	Gregor Tobi<em style="font-style:normal;color:#ccdbbc;">a</em>s '''Whostly''' is the featured keys-man of the [[Freege Horn]] trio that plays at the notorius [[Cadaver, The\|Cadaver]] on [[Arbuckle Hill]]. He is best known for his [[Quiver'n'bend]] stylings as well as his near obsession with the legendary [[Rater Goldfish]].
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		+	Whostly was born in -72 [[EC]] and studied at San Sebastian's First School of [[Folktown]] where he first met his hero. Later, he remarked that, "at first I thought he was the worst [[Bindlet Ball]] coach I'd ever met, but then I realized that the Gods had gifted him more adequately in other ways." Whostly's mother recalls it differently: "Gregor was crying on the bench because he had actually touched the ball in the last period and [[Rater Goldfish\|Gordon ]] came over to comfort him by saying, 'Perhaps you should take up the [[Freege Horn]] instead?'"
		+
		+	Whostly became a bellows man for several years after passing his basic courses by touring with popular groups such as ''[[Turboduck]]'' and the ''Firebird Jazz Ensemble''. As he toured, he slowly developed the skills of a key-man learning from every musician he bellowed for. But becoming known as a keys-man was tough after mastering his bellowing skills as he had. Even [[Rater Goldfish\|Goldfish]] himself was known to remark that "nobody blows like Whostly."
		+
		+	Whostly's fate was forever changed on the night of 3 Gomin, -22 [[EC]] - one of the nights that the [[Cadaver, The\|'Daver]] burned to the ground. He had been playing as keys-man with a small jazz ensemble, ''Blowtie and the Hoofish'', when the building caught fire. He personally caried all of Brian's sexteen (fecksadecimal) horns out of the building sparing them from the blaze. That night, the owner hired Whostly to become the [[Cadaver, The\|'Daver's]] regular keys-man.
		+
		+	Whostly has only published a single composition in his professional career. The tune, entitled ''Onomatopoeia'' is the only known composition for a single-horn, solo [[Freege Horn]]. His composition, however simple, is ideally suited to those learning the craft of becoming a keys-man and so is very popular with students of the instrument.
		+
		+	Whostly continues to play every Xarochsday at the [[Cadaver, The\|'Daver]]; sometimes well into second moonrise. He is fond of giving patrons opportunities to bellow for him and has been known to make encouraging comments to those who blow well.
		+
		+	Citations: [[Arbuckle Hill]], [[Rater Goldfish]], [[Turboduck]]
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		+	--[[User:DrAckroyd\|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] 12:16, 1 Apr 2005 (EST)
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		+	[[Category: People]]

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−	~~Dib - Why not?~~ --[[~~User:DrAckroyd~~\|Dr. ~~H. L. Ackroyd~~]] ~~16:05, 26 Mar 2005 (EST)~~	+	Gregor Tobi<em style="font-style:normal;color:#ccdbbc;">a</em>s '''Whostly''' is the featured keys-man of the [[Freege Horn]] trio that plays at the notorius [[Cadaver, The\|Cadaver]] on [[Arbuckle Hill]]. He is best known for his [[Quiver'n'bend]] stylings as well as his