User:Zim ulator/HowTo play the pan flute
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The pan flute is an ancient musical instrument, most closely related to bagpipes and the French horn. They were originally used by Celtic druids to summon poltergeists, and were adapted by the conquering Romans in Britain for urban life by integrating them into common plumbing systems. By harnessing the flow capacity of the aqueduct, Roman cities were able to assemble entire orchestras of pan flutes, with players numbering in the hundreds.
Why?[edit | edit source]
Snooty people are easily impressed by old, obscure things and worthless talents. You can impress prospective marks and friends by building and playing your own pan flute. It makes a good conversation starter.
Materials[edit | edit source]
- One to six quadrupedal mammals of a mass of 20 kilograms of less
- One Western-style toilet
- One pan flute player
- A ten meter length of plumbing snake
- Some musical ability
- 8mm. 10mm. 12mm. hexagonal bolts, 24 each
- 8mm. 10mm. 12mm. lock washers, 24 each
- One tube sex lube
- One meter length of 20mm. specialty gardening hose
- One lynx bladder
You will need:[edit | edit source]
- One 8mm. open-ended wrench
- One 10mm. open ended wrench
- One 12 mm. open ended wrench
- Musical ability
- Matches
Illustration numbers[edit | edit source]
- 10. Mouthpiece grip
- 11. Sonic projectory bell
- 12. Western-style toilet
- 13. Connectory
- 14. Kitten mid-spine
- 15. Harmonic refraction surface
- 16. Reeded mouthpiece
- 19. Aquarium tubing
- 20. Hosebag
- 21. Kitten upper spine
- 25. Flatulator
- 26. Kitten lower spine
- 27. Medium sized kitten