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Dipple vs Drong

 
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 12:47 am    Post subject: Dipple vs Drong Reply with quote
if this has already been asked soz.

some one told me about dup a Drong Drong as a different variant of dip a diddle diddle etc in NEAL now I find the drong a lot easier and comftabler and am able to breath on each drong but I CANT breath on each diddle my questionsis in 2 parts (and I know its samantics) is drong and diddle one in the same even though it sounds different to me. and if different is it an area thing ie gove over groote type thing

and why do I find one really hard to do and the other really easy to do just cant figure it out and I know all the arguments about breathing etc just seems strange to me that I can do one and not the other?
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