Scuttlebutt
Stand around the water cask, introduce yourself & get the scuttlebutt.
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Aye! As some of ye may know, Thes be Finn , for sum reminders " Dread Pirate Finn". After ey long time of bein gone frum ye dawgs, I have returned! So eh.. Me guess i bes new meat to lots o' ye .. Bartender! Round of Drinks for all! .... Bah! there be all my pocket coins! ..
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www.snopes.com/lost/sixpence Secret pirate code set int' a nursery rhyme.... Fancy that..... Ye be learnin' somethin' new every day..... Here's t' readin'...... Fair Winds..... ~Foxmorton
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Me name is Robert Thighbiter, elected Capitan of Hellion these last three years. Out of the port of. New York on the Isle of Long. Our band, The Brigands, have been appearing at a few Renn fests and Pirate festivals and are going to be going after some more this season. Hope to catch ye some day! Theres a link to our site 'o the web http://thebrigands.com Cap't Rob't Thighbiter Hellion N'west 'o Sandy Hook
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What do ya call a pirate .. that no longer wishes to be a pirate? That is .. one who has been a pirate (for years) .. then decides to leave the ship? The pirate is not forced to "walk the plank"; not "thrown overboard" .. the pirate just leaves? Is there a "pirate term" for that? Is there a "pirate term" for desertion?
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Ahoy from Mimi Foxmorton of the Bloomin' Bloomer! I be a piratess aboard what ye'd call a theatrical-type ship..... keepin' track o' performin' free booters an' the like an' tryin' to keep 'em somewhat under control...well, fer pirate's anyway. There be ten of us. Seven on a bad day....twelve on a good....an' we be performin' here an' about an' where e'er enough coin be tossed our way. I look forward to a safe harbor here at yer grande Pub...an' hope to be meetin' other kindred souls what can help me keep the wee bit o' sanity I've managed to retain.......it bein' right hard bein' in charge of a lot of pickleheaded pirates....though I'd ne'er give up the sweet trade …
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Now here's a site that's different. Type in modern day phrase and it comes back in pirate. *Note- up above you'll see the pirate words in small red. I can't even print what I got- and no I'm not telling. Pirate Talk
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Is anyone else having trouble accessing the No Quarter Given site? I've tried in MS Internet Exploiter and Netscape, but it won't show up properly. I'm looking for their bibliography section.
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The name's Jack Stifler. Captain of the Scavenger and her crew. I live in Sarasota, Florida, and host a very popular event down here called Pirate Bash. I found these forums accidentally while looking for costumes for my crew, and it's the best Pirate Forums I've seen. So, in short, nice to meet you all, and I hope to be here for a while.
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I hate to double post, but some of you lot never peek in at plunder (or Twill for that matter) so I wanted to give you a personal invite to join the contest over in PLUNDER If you have been thinking about making a cool signature graphic, now is the time because I am sponsoring a contest for the coolest sig graphic. Make yours now, or nominate someone elses. Nominations and entries are due in by 20 Feb. Prizes... yes there will be a prize. After the entries close, I will make a post "poll" with all the entries on it. After a week of votin' the winner will recieve a prize. Not sure yet... but it will be something usefull. A decent pirate book, A pirate T-shirt, some…
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There already is a thread on “Period Camping” This discussion is on “Pyrate Camping.” The tents and gear that people and groups take when they go to a Pyrate event. Pyrates as seamen, wouldn’t really have had the tents, tables and gear that we use when we set-up a camp at an event. About the only time that Pyrates would have camped would be when they were careening their ship, and then they would have used what was available to make a camp. Lashing spars together, and covering them with old sails would make a cool looking camp, But isn’t always practical for an event. Wall tents, wedge tents, lean-tos are period tents, but I don’t think that they would have been carried…
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Whensomever I finish writing a script, serious drinking is necessary. As the weather out is frightful - well, rainy, dark, and depressin', anyways, I'll buy a round here for folks to enjoy. And after a month or two o' tinkerin', it might actually be worth staging somewheres or other. Cheers to ye all!
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Besides pirate/renaissance garb, attire, whatever. Post yer pictures of you in other costumes. Whether it be for Halloween or any other event. Here's some of mine:
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Greetins all~ Not sure where t post this so I'm startin here. The Historical Maritime Combat Assoc has found a publisher for their upcoming book on maritime fighting styles. The text is done, the publisher has accepted the job, but the only thing left is photos. We would like to use the deck of a ship, be it schooner, brig, etc. something that looks relatively 18th-19th century. It doesn't need to even be seaworthy, just provide us with the backdrop for about 200 photos illustrating boarding weapons actions. The HMCA isn't making anything on this venture, in fact we're paying to have it done, so I'm afraid all we can offer is credit in the acknowledgements section to t…
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hey i be lookin for a ship of any sort and i would be very greatfull if anyone already owns one could tell me where they got thiers or where to buy one or any information would br greatly appreciated
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Arrrr all, I jus' wanted ye t' all know o' a television mini-series that be currently bein' filmed an' be released sometime in 2006. Th' show be aptly named "Blackbeard" starrin' Angus Macfadyen as Blackbeard. 't seems th' shipmates be comin' aft! I hope ye all had a Merry Christmas an' a Happy New Voyage. Drinks be on me! Cheers!!
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Just curious to know what you all think. EXCLUDING the cast of POTC and Keith Richards, which well known persons do you think would be a good modern day pirate? My first thought would be "Dog" the Bounty Hunter and Ozzy Osborne, and (for Captain Rummy) Alice Cooper.
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I was sitting here adrift wondering if anyone knows of any pirate card and or dice games or where I could find rules for some online. Thanks in advance for any information. And all have a round on me.
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I've been looking off-and-on for the font used to spell out "Pirates" and "Caribbean" on the Pirates of the Caribbean cover art. So far, I've found an impressive collection of gothic fonts, but none of them are that particular font. Does anyone know if and where this font (or a re-creation thereof) exists anywhere on the Internet?
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We pyrates be a creative bunch we be..... So wot pyrate stuff are you currently working on.....? Fer meself, thar is the Buccaneer Project.... an I wanna make a BIG flag befor the S.F. Carnaval Parade at the end o' May.... I also have to order some collodian (scare stuff...) so I can be a very Scarry pyrate in th' parade. I am also re-writing rules for Pyrate Wars, the original rules were written for Legos Battles, but Legos ships are too expensive.... so I'm going to make some wooden ship models and a mold for casting Sculpy pyrate figures, then play test everything.... (great way to waste a day in the park... maybe find some pyrate recrutes)..... I want to see If I ca…
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Thanks for taking my previous unscientific poll. Here's yet another. I won't even bother defining each. Though I have my own definitions, I'm curious as to how each of you see these terms, and if you even see distinctions between them.
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i am working on an article for my school paper on living history. so what made you take up a pirate flag?
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Alas, the piracy bug hath bitten me, and bitten me hard, for I feel infected with the urge to dress and act piratey all over again. Anyhow, I decided to put my pirately urges into something constructive, and have been working on a pirate name generator. As it is, I believe it's lacking in a few departments - so, I'd consider it a great favor if you'd all check it out and give me some suggestions as to words I could add so as to give it more variety. Pirate Name Generator I'll probably make a few more pirate-related generators in the future. Like ship names and pirates. XD
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These online name generators have always seemed a bit random to me. I was wandering if there was a formula for finding your pirate name, in the same way that there is a formula for finding your pornstar name. first pets name + mothers maiden name = your pornstar name (Bud Fox in my case ) or the formula for finding your romance writer name. Second name + the street where you live = romance authers name (Richard Greenstead) Please bear in mind that this is a work in progress, but here is a first attempt at a pirate name formula. Here it goes. Colour of your car/vehicle(or your front door if you do not drive) + The part of your body that most recently needed medica…
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Long John Silver had his parrot, "Captain Flint", Captain Barbossa had his monkey, "Jack." What's yer preferred pet?
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Any cannon at all! Big field or deck pieces, as part of a crew? Smaller personal pieces? How many actually shoot projectiles? Mate Jan and I shoot cannon (powder only) : six pounder field piece at the Chalmette Battlefield. I just a few days ago got a 1" bore, 1/4 scale model naval piece. I have to finish drilling out the vent hole before it's firable. Would be interested in hearing from any of ye "big boom" lads and lassies! What sort of piece(s) do ye fire? What size? Iron or bronze? Projectile or just powder? Etc.! Capt. William
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