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Posts posted by Gunpowder Gertie
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what I did, is whack the heck out of it, whipping a wooden post with it. The straps would curl around the post, and really loosen it up.
Softened it up really well, and also adds some authentic wear! And then I just worked it back and forth around the buckle points.
And rubbed dirt into it too.
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Aye- we be interested, it be time to fly our own flag! We talked before, and me flag is at the bottom o' me message! Just the artwork, not the text as well! Already got a quote too a while ago., unless that has changed! will send you a PM!
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aye! What can I say, sirrah!
Huzzah!
Oderlesseye, the reason men die!!
standin' at the gates of hell!
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I'm reading "The Way of a Ship" by Derek Lundy. ( A squarerigger voyage in the last days of sail)
It's a really good read- full of documentary style descriptions of life aboard ship, of storms and the dangers of the sea, and a character based on his own grandfather, who helps to illustrate (in addition to other things) abilities and contributions of his Irish/Canadian ancestors.
Ripping tale!
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ahoy Mate! Welcome aboard!
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does anyone know of a good source for custom letters of marque
Oi! Ye can talk t' our own PoD! I be gettin' one from him as well! He does good work, he does!
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Happy Birthday Mate!
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Wow- great find Wes! I was just looking for some period maps of Newfoundland and Labrador- and- there they be! Super quality, too!
I think I'll add it to my list of must buys!
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Well, as a Canadian , I have to throw my lot in with Peter Easton! Though not well known, he was likely THE most successful pirate. He is a folk hero in Newfoundland, and very famous in the Maritimes, though interestingly, not so much in the rest of Canada.
to whit:
from Wikipedia, because I am too lazy to write a whole biography, though I likelyy will later:
Peter Easton (c. 1570 – 1620 or after) was a pirate in the early 17th century who operated along the Newfoundland coastline between Harbour Grace and Ferryland from 1611 to 1614. Perhaps one of the most successful of all pirates he controlled such seapower that no sovereign or state could afford to ignore him and he was never overtaken or captured by any fleet commissioned to hunt him down.
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Aye! I be tardy too!
Happy Birthday!
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Welcome aboard, Mate!
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LOL at you guys!
Pimp my Galleon..
<snicker>
But- it is a pretty cool idea...
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Beautiful work, sirrah!
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Happy Birthday Lass! Hope it's a fine one!
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Happy Birthday Sirrah!
Rum all 'round!
and a bottle of HP sauce too!
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I'd be happy t' get a good old fashioned blizzard....
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I can't imagine losing my house to fire..
and then to lose your fur kids too?
Heartbreaking!
I donated, I hope others will too!
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Very pleased..and relieved... to hear this Bo!
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This be a great thing, sez I!
Congrats Eye, sez I!
Aye! sez I....
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I say long live Patrick Hand and Captain Bo!
and I say HUZZAH to that!
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Now, now, Gents. Simmer down there.
Tis a bit premature to be dissing Ian McShane's Blackbeard, especially the height. <snip rest of brilliant discourse on Blackbeard>
~Lady B
Why do I get the picture in my head of Blackbeard striding across the screen, pausing, looking directly at the camera and saying
-in best Warner Bros cartoons fashion-
"I've been sick"
ala:
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Red Dawn, I am glad things are better with your nephew!
Bo- thanks for the update! Stay strong, my friend!
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