Talk Like A Pirate Day!

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  • #13612
    Amazon Lover
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    Avast! It's International Talk-Like-A-Pirate Day! I suggest ye be checkin' out http://www.talklikeapirate.com fer the details! ARRR!

    #13613
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Ahoy, thar! That be a very good weblink, me bucko, so that be!  Arrrr!

    Strangely enough, there was a programme on Radio 4 the other day in which it mentioned that the 'avast, me hearties!' style of pirate lingo was an invention of a particularly famous Victorian actor, and that actually most pirates never spoke like that, but just had the general accents of where they came from – although a lot of the nautical phrases were true…

    Still, pirate costumes are very sexy on women… arrrrrrrrrr….  👿

    #13614
    JimmyDimples
    Participant

    So, any of ye buckos catch me request for amazon pirate art in the request thread?

    #13615
    Amazon Lover
    Participant

    Dontcha mean "Amazon Pirate ARRRRRRRRRt"?  Heh heh!

    #13616
    TheGov
    Participant

    Polly want a cracker!  Polly want a cracker!  Polly want… what?  Not parrot?  Pirate?

    Never mind.

    #13617
    Anonymous
    Guest

    So, any of ye buckos catch me request for amazon pirate art in the request thread?

    Ok – I'll see what I can find.  I tend to only morph things if I find a pic I like that also has potential for good morphing – I'll have a search and see if I can find a piratical-type one to work on, Jim lad!

    #13618
    Bass
    Participant

    Arrr, salted beef!  Arrr!

    #13619
    Lu
    Participant

    ARRR! I 'ave a thing fer them scurvy sea dogs I do!


    (Taken months back when the tall ships came to Liverpool..)

    Y'arr that be me on the right! ARR!  😀

    #13620
    David C. Matthews
    Participant

    Aye, Kulli lass, ye'd be enjoyin' "Gasparilla Day" in Tampa, Florida as well, arrr!

    *SLAP!* (Enough with the pirate talk already!!) Okay, okay! Jeeez…

    Anyway, Gasparilla Day takes place in February, if my memory serves me correctly; some years ago my wife and l lived in Tampa and we saw a bit of the festivities involved. I'm a little fuzzy on the details of exactly why they celebrate it; it has something to do with the fact that a pirate named Jose Gaspar used to operate in the area back in the day. Anyway, it's just an excuse to have a pirate-themed Mardi Gras-type party, with a parade and bead-throwing and all that, and dressing up and talking like pirates and drinking, of course!

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