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Old 09-09-2010, 16:16   #16
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Old 09-09-2010, 16:34   #17
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Arrr, and this be a bonny thread. For those amongst ye who be Facebook users and who don't have the bearings, there be an option at the southern end of yer page that allows the selectin' of yur preferred language. If ye be selecting this, and then selecting the "English" option, ye will be given the option of "English(Pirate)".

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Old 09-09-2010, 18:41   #18
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LOL, I'm Captain Silver Beard Jones (how'd they know about my beard?).

My wife's is plain jane...and Jane not's happy!
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Old 09-09-2010, 18:56   #19
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Slim-eyed Joe. Argh.

Boots? I didn't notice any boots.
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Old 09-09-2010, 19:21   #20
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hehehehe at Slim eyed Joe, I can understand that, the boat was really pretty. or should I say ARghhhhhhh, wid such a yar boat as she, th' wench's boots and pegs pale in comparison
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Old 09-09-2010, 19:39   #21
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Do we really know what pirates talked like other than what Disney tells us?

What if pirates spoke just like the Queen?
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Yes, Disney has it 100% perfectly correct.
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Old 09-09-2010, 20:57   #24
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Avast ye lubbers I'm goin to me goat, I mean bunk.
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(Disclaimer - We all know that real piracy is bad. We don't condone it nor do we hope to romanticize it. There is however fictionalization of Caribbean piracy that somewhat brings to mind the freedom to chart your own course in the world. Let's keep this in the spirit of fun and tongue in cheek.)
Actually, as far as sailing goes, pirates were the great innovators of their time, modifying to make the best use of all the ships/equipment/instruments from different cultures that they plundered/captured/seized. The 17th and 18th century hod-rodders, rum-runners, and sometimes government sanctioned a la privateers...

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Old 09-09-2010, 23:41   #26
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I love it!! Great Idea

Pirate Name Generator
Your Result: Captain Tessa Rose
Captain Tessa Rose is a name that matches with the adventurous personality. You usually show no quarter if betrayed by a friend and have a short temper. You can be sweet when you want but might just blow a fuse. You take many risks and don't care about never making it back.



Call me Tess or call me Rosie, but if ya leave out the Captain I just may spit in yer eye..arrrr Dang this is fun, I think I may be a pirate for Halloween!

Now bring me that horizon!
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Talk Like a Pirate Day. Just incase the catfish got the cod it yor bilge blower me hearty!
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Been a while since she's been onboard the good ship CF

Arrrghhh
Avast me hearties, shes a fine looking wench. I would put to sea on a Friday and sail the Horn for her.

Geena Davis has to be my fave. She was fantastic in Cutthroat Island
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I'm sure we all have different ideas of the origins of "Talk like a pirate day". Learn all about it and the effect pirates had on global warming.

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So .... it has all come down to hormones?

If you're not flying the skull-and-crossbones, you're not permited to speak Pirate talk. That's official!
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