Scuttlebutt
Stand around the water cask, introduce yourself & get the scuttlebutt.
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**grumble, grumble** and my pain in the arse sister...ahem... Many Happy Returns of the Day Haunting Lil
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Forgive my over long silence on these boards; I hate that my return to the Pub is occasioned by the following announcement (and I hope I have posted this in the correct sub forum - so much has changed since I last browsed these boards): To All of our Dear Fans and Friends, At the time of this writing, it appears we, The Ladies of the Salty Kiss, will not be returning to Midwest Renaissance Festival in 2011 despite the face-to-face “you are in” we received at the Great Bend Renaissance Festival in June 2010 and the verbal contract struck over the phone in March 2011. Suddenly, both of the previous conversations and agreements, just like our paper application sent i…
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My most esteemed wishes of joy to my favorite bo'sun!
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I was sitting in Panera working on my laptop when someone I hadn't seen in decades came up to my table. We got to chatting and he said, "I saw an article in the paper a year or so ago that said you're still doing something good in the community." At first I wasn't sure what he meant, then I remembered the profile article the local paper wrote about my work re-enacting the role of a pirate surgeon. Doing something good in the community! Yep, that's me all over.
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Found this over on FF, thought I would share: http://pilgrimhall.org/provsns.htm
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A very happy birthday for the Forsaken's Merchant of the high seas. Wishing you blessing and good fortune this day!
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Happy Birthday Red-Handed Jill !!!!! Many more for ye Lass !!!
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Happy Easter Mates !! Remember The Reason!
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Ahoy and greetings to all, I be a little known pillager known as James Smythe. Growing up on the gulf gave me an early intrigue to pyracy in its forms and the habits grew healthy. Currently I have been land-locked but I due make my pilgrimages back when I can. I came in hopes of finding a community to aid in my needs for pillage and plunder.
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Ahoy, me Pirate Pals! So, is everybody ready fer Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides? I be hopin' so! For ye newbies here at the Pyracy Pub, this 'ere be the 15th official time the black banner o' th' Jolly Roger bin 'oisted above 500 South Buena Vista Street --- for ye 'thout treasure maps, that thar would be The Walt Disney Studios --- and it's Blackbeard the Pirate's first major-studio motion-picture appearance in nearly 50 years! (It also be ol' Teach's first time takin' over Disney since 1968!) This ol' Hawk knows there be a great many o' ye landlubbers out there what wants more o' Jack Sparrow. Well, ye got him --- and a wee bit more! Blackbeard's a dad, a…
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Easter is a promise God renews to us in each spring. May the promise of Easter fill your heart with peace and joy! Happy Easter! And here is a pirate-themed greeting too...
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Hello All, Munk Here some of your probably know me. I have been reenacting since I was only three my father started me in civil war reenacting which I still do to this day. About Five years ago I decided to pursue my life long passion of the golden age and picked up pirate reenacting as a second hobby. I severed for a time with the pirate Brethren and made alot of good friends in that crew. I have recently stareted my own crew the mob town Hooligans. I am new here and decided to join to keep my ear to the ground for new events and to learn more about the era as there is never enough knowledge. Cheers all Munk
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Lately, me 'earties, forces have bin put to work determined that yers truly, Ricky, th' Hawk o' the Drive, not have a nice day. Indulge me, ye black-hearted scallywags, whilst I elaborate: There've bin swabs giving me port --- that would be me apartment --- what they calls an "extreme makeover." Actually, these dogs have been in and out o' me house, replasterin', repaintin' and otherwise inspectin' the walls of me domicile. Believe me, mateys --- this Pirate job tends t' be tough, ferocious an' silly. But the only thing that would cause me t' guzzle some rum would be a few Pirate music-makers: concertina, flute, vocals, guitar, fiddle and drinks all around (Diet Coke, mo…
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Have a GREAT one Mate! mP
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A mighty fine day o' birth ta ye Chrispy! May yer day be full o' loot an' rum!
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Best wishes, and many happy returns mate!
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May I be the first to say, have a great day GG. Jas. Hook
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Here be the "Oderlesseye song" By Thyme Awaye Created for the Movie "Treachery and A Dead Mans Promise" Eye have written & produced and will be Released by August 27 -28 2011 At the Pyrate Daze Event http://www.pyratedaze.com/ ~Yarr ~ The Movie is 25 minutes long and is about Pirates encountering those pesky Ninjas! link: Oderlesseye song
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Hi my name is Matthew Krogh and I am looking to get into the hobby. I have a unit in mind but was hoping to get some input for sutlers and any ways to cut corners on cost by doing stuff myself (to a small degree). Any help or advice for this hobby (as opposed to Civil War reenacting which I did for 10 years) is appreciated! Thanks! Regards, MK PS~My civil war confederate nickname was Bambi. I'm guessing that won't work in the pirate world, haha.
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Happy natal day to Margot La Mechante.................'ope ye have many more with smooth seas ahead!!
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Well... It's been a year or so since I cruised these waters. Upon my last visit I mentioned I had little buccaneer on the way. So... Look ya searats! Her name is Jessica and she's almost 5 months old now. I've successfully taught her how to blow raspberries and we're working on the Arrr.
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Hello everyone. I'm a new member although I've frequently visited this site in the past. I'm a pirate from Riverside, California. My family is relatively new to pirate reenacting, we started last summer and have been hooked ever since. I make hats and do fine art scrimshaw full time. The folks that we've met at Faires have all been amazing so I thought I'd join the forum to meet more pirates. I'm looking forward to meeting you all. Darrel Morris
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Hey guys. Its been a while. Every so often, I like to check in and see what everyone is up to. There use to be a thread called, "You in your Pirate Garb" or something like that. I can't find it. Anyone know where it went off to? Or, you can just post em here!
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Hello all! We are three student researchers at Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida. Historical reenactment and interpretation are a major part of St. Augustine life (the oldest continuously inhabited European-established city in the continental U.S.!), so for an anthropology class we've decided to study both communities, locally and nationally, face-to-face and online. We are looking to discover what they have in common, how they are different, and what motivates individuals to participate in their respective communities. With your permission, we would like to view online forum activity in order to understand how reenactors and interpreters use online communitie…
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I've been a pirate in hiding for a while now, only in the last year or so have I been coming out in public more frequently. My name is Jason and I write programs for apple devices. I currently live in Orlando, but the wife and I have plans to move to St. Augustine. We love St. Augustine, it's a city full of history plus the wife already has a job there . If by chance you find your way in St. Augustine I definitely recommend the Pirate and Treasure Museum. It's a little small, but it offers a big experience. Anyway, just thought I'd introduce myself to all you pirates out there.
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