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Return to the Goondocks Convention
I think the Goonies Fans need a few pirates at their party... What say you?
as per Andy the Original Goonie from the UK!
Event features are - JUNE 3-5 2005, ASTORIA, OR
1 - A cinema screening of the movie in Astoria!
2 - Bus tours of Astoria, Cannon Beach and Ecola State Park
3 - Entry INSIDE the County Jail!!
4 - Possible cast signings - To be confirmed nearer the time*
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You can buy Liver of Sulphur form Dick Blick or other craft/hobby suppliers. I have used it for "antiquing" silver lost wax cast jewelry items. About $3.00 for a 4 oz. bottle. Works on silver and copper.
You would want to follow up with a electric buffing tool (SOFT Polishing- like a craft dremel tool) to remove the highlight areas leaving recesses black.
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Great job and thanks for the resources too, Was looking for a clasp like that!
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I too always held out there was hope for Bootstrap...(and rec'd much chiding fer my belief).
That's why in the Portland, Oregon version of the POTC Interactive script we always yell "Go Find Bootstrap Monkey" after the credits and during the monkey scene.
My theory is that the monkey finds Bootstrap, and adopts him as he no longer has a master since Barbossa is dead.
Poor Monkey all alone!
The little sneak is likely to announce Bootstrap to just the wrong people at the wrong time!
Just me foolish theory Buckos! If'n I was telling the story.
Bootstrap and Barbossa could still just turn up in flashbaccks or dream sequences and not in real time, as it were.
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New old favorite...
I finally bought meself a copy of Captain Bogg and Salty's, Kevin Hendrickson and Paul Iannotti's' earlier Portland pirate Rock n' Roll Band...
Pirate Jenny- Never-Sea Land (1996)
"We sail and sail and never see land.
We never got rich, cause we didn't have a plan.
Now the treasure just rusts in the corner of the galleon."
Other gems:
Smiling Skull
Sensitive Pirates No More
A Pirate's Life is Peaceful (until someone cuts you up)
available from Amazon
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Aye, Shayna is a purveyor of good inexpensive, imported garb for that gypsy Pirate look.
I own several of her skirts and a shirt and they've held up well for dancing and raiding parties.
Colorful bits 'o shine too.
The gal is a friend to the PDX Pirates! I can reccommend her.
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Announcing a gathering of the Pyratically Inclined Populace of Willamete Valley and places North
Properly Warned Ye Be, Says I!, Join the PDX Pirates, wear yer kit, or come as ye arrr!
Monday, February 7th
Lucky Lab Public House -WEST
7675 SW Capitol Hwy, Portland
Meet upstairs at 6:00 for no-host dinner and/or conversation. (the Lab has amazing pizza and salads). Heather Alexander , Celtic fiddler and storyteller plays 7-9. All ages, no cover.
There's rumored to be birthday cake during Heather's break. No gifts please, just tip Heather.
The innkeep throws us out by 10 pm, so you can be sure to get to yer hammocks by a decent hour.
Lucky Lab Multnomah Village Directions
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Thanks so much fer sharing the party fun and games!
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April, 8-10th 2005
3 Mountains Privateer's Revel
three days O' piracy 101, east of pdx , w/food & showers no less!!
Portland, OR Privateer's Revel Web Page
Pre-Reg by March 15th
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While we were driving the old land yacht home North last summer from Cali, me and the Powder Monkeys were singing shanties to pass the time. We came up with some Piratical verses to the tune of “Cape Cod Girls”, Sort of a Pyrate news wire take on the oldie, if ye will.
Any one else game enough to add another, or two?
Old Ed Teach has lost his head
Heave away, heave away
He’s run aground and now he's dead
(repeat chorus)
Heave away, heave away
Heave away, me bully, bully boys
Heave away, heave away
Heave A-w-a-y
Why, doncha’ make a noise--
We’re bound for PORT-LAND-IA
Sweet Anne Bonny has slipped the noose
Heave away, heave away
She had the bairn, and now she’s loose
Young Mary Read , was quite the sailor
Heave away, heave away
She plead her belly, but it didn’t save her
Good ‘ole Sam has lost the Wydah
Heave away, heave away
Should have left the account, while he still could’a
Thomas Tew has lost his chest
Heave away, heave away
Now it’s on display in old Key West
Old Gov. Fletcher loved Pyrates they say
Heave away, heave away
Too bad the Britts keel-hauled him away
Cap’n Jack Sparrow has regained the Pearl
Heave away, heave away
He’s out lookin’ fer Bootstrap with Will and the girl
Sadie the Goat butted Mag in the bar
Heave away, heave away
Now all that’s left is her ear in a jar
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Wonderful job. Have added it to the PDX Pyrate Crew website links!
Especially like the flags section!
You might explain who Microprose is, for the less game savvy.
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Bogg and Salty free gig at downtown Portland, Oregon, Main Library!
Pegleg Tango Family Record Release
Central Library in downtown Portland will once again host tot moshing and all-ages jigging on Saturday April 2, with free performances at both 11 AM and 2 PM.
Evening Rock Club Record Release
To be announced.
Check here for the updates:
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You might want to be looking into this here book...
Pirate Queen: the Life of Grace O’Malley 1530-1603
By Judith Cook
Tuckwell Press, 2004, £9.99
ISBN 1-86232-247-3
You can read a review of the book on Cindy Vallar's site:
Also called Granuaile, this Irish lass, held something like 17 castles and had fleet of 20 ships/200 men.
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I'm the mum of a couple 'o powder monkeys, ages 11 and 16...
All of the movies mentioned are grand, but here's me review in terms of youngin's....
But remember most kids 3-11 won't want to sit still for an entire movie at a party anyway....
Here's another huge huzzah for "Muppet Treasure Island".. The adults will probably enjoy it too. " Professional Pirate" sung by Tim Curry is worth watching the movie for.
In fact there is a "Sing Along Songs" edition by Disney (about 30 min) with only the songs on it. Great for short attention spans. You might try your library, Amazon or EBAY to hunt that one up!
"The Wiggles" have Captain Feathersword and a song called "Pirate Dancing" for the preschool set ....
"The Crimson Pirate" is loved at my house (as long as you tell them it's a corny antique, they'll appreciate it)
"The Man in the Iron Mask" (new one) has pirates (and of course Musketeers) in it- Also written by Terry and Ted .
Hook is a bit heavy with kidnapped kids and an actually dying teenager in it. Rufio gets run through.
Princess Bride a bit slow in spots for pre-teens
I can't remember anything amiss except a couple of amourous scenes in "Cutthroat Island", though there may be swearin' . I admit we like that one too. But if POTC is out (cause of the skeleton scene?) then you probably wouldn't like this one either.
In my experience, kids take things happening to other kids (Goonies, Hook) worse than if it were the adults.
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Aye, Swagger and Drunken Lullabye both gets me vote as beatin' the new one out ... I'm a pirate I ken vote twice.
And me hopes were dashed. No FM melee up here in the NW in the immediate future. The fan e-mail tells a tale of Florida and other nasty bits.
Now if Captain Bogg and Salty would just announce a gig it might make up fer it.
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Maybe it will be "the Lost Abess"
sorry, couldn't stop meself!
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Flogging Molly headed for Cali!
Well you Isle de California mates score another one.
The FM are headed yer way in January on tour.
Seems I remember Chico, San Jose, San Luis Opispo, Santa Cruz, Santa Barbara and Fresno in thee lineup.
Here's to their continued march northwards!
"I'll wait for you till I turn blue
There's nothin' more a man (wench) can do "
-Salty Dog
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AYE, AYE, HEAR, HEAR to what the most learned and well spoken
Charlotte said!
I'll take a Patrick O'Brien (or Ursela LeGuin) over a Harlequin anyday!
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Just rec'd a list from Doug Miller of the Tacoma events commission...
Here is a list of ships confirmed for Tacoma, WA July 4th weekend.
Thea Foss
Adventuress
Cuauhtemoc
Lady Washington
N. Star of Herschel Isl.
Odyssey
R. Tucker Thompson
Red Jacket
Rejoice
Yankee Clipper
Lynx
Zodiac
Lavengro
Resolute
Pacific Grace
Pacific Swift
Virginia V
Kaisei
Guayas
Pallada
CG-83527
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I've contacted the powers to be up Tacoma way. We'll see what they say about more ships coming our way!
Just last week their website suggested that more were confirmed.
One can only hope....
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Aye, FM is a racous chorus of mighty music.
The powdermonkeys have been a playin' "Salty Dog" aand "the Devil's Dance Floor" all the Yule Season!!
Cap'n Bogg and Salty did a mean cover of DDF at the Festival Piratas last August.
I challenge ya Molly Luver's to give "Peg Leg Tango" a spin. It not all be fer the kiddies. We floggin' mum's like it too.
Here be the gents of Bogg and Salty doin' their stuff.
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Pacific Northwest Pyrate Alert!
Just thought I should add that Tacoma, Washington is also on the schedule.
July 1-4 th
http://www.tallshipstacoma.com/ships.html
We pdx pirates and members of BOOM are plottin' and will surely be seeing you there!
Additional web sites: with pictures of ships: http://www.tacomascene.com/tallships/.
Freedom Fair: http://www.freedomfair.com/
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Pyrates are alive and well in Port-Landia and Sea Towne. Portland, OR and Seattle, WA that is, to yarr lubbers.
The merry crew of Brotherhood of Oceanic Mercenairies (B.O.O.M.) we are.
Join up on our yahoo group for news of monthly pub raids and faire doin's:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pdxpirate/
We are oft found in Tacoma towne at Shakabrah Java, and The Lucky Lab West (Port-Landia) whenever fiddler Heather Alexander is in town.
Last October, in Port-Landia we had 450 scallywags show up for our POTC Interactive, Extravaganza and Concert featuring Spinnaker and the Talk like a Pirate Day Guys.
Check out: http://potci.nwboom.com and www.potcinteractive.com
Hope to meet up with ye soon matey!
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Try this HGTV Craft show link for a simple sewn book binding.
http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/cr_paper_crafts_b...3273673,00.html
Also kits and acid free supplies can be found in artist supply and rubber stamp stores.
Also don't forget the 'ole library. A mountain of books on the subject await yer perusal...
The library often delivers what the web cannot.
Scottish Pirate Party- Portland OR
in April
Posted
Spring Scottish Pirate Party & Auction
BOWI, Bogg and Salty, Broadside Johnny
Saturday, April 16th 6:00 to 10:00 PM
Venue: The Ecotrust Building * 721 NW Ninth Ave (plenty of parking on site!)
Portland, OR
Cost: $60 per person; $100 per couple
Information and/or reservations: 503-224-7411
http://www.portlandrevels.org
Arrgggh!
If ye’v nae revel’d at a Scottish pirate party,
If ye’v nae b’n dazzl’d by a Highland dance,
If ye’v nae laughed and sung wi Capt’n Bogg and Salty,
Well, lad or lassie, nu’s your chance.
Put April 16th on your "Can’t Miss It Calendar" and plan to join a hall full of Revels friends for a fun night of Piratical Partying, with Scottish song, dance, and pirate wit. You will
* BE GREETED by the jigs and reels of Seattle’s Band of Wandering Idiots,
* ENJOY the fine highland dancing of Candice Taylor,
* DELIGHT in the lively choral singing of our own Portland Revels Singers,
* THRILL to the "Don’t Try This At Home" stick dances of the Bridgetown Morris Men, and
* GUFFAW at the Pirate shanties sung by Broadside Johnny
You’ll also
* FEAST on Salvador Molly’s scrumptiously prepared Caribbean fare,
* and, oh, yes, BID on a select number of auction items—concerts, weekend getaways, professional services, exceptional books and CD’s and much more.
* There’ll be surprise door prizes and a fun raffle or two.
But wait, there’s more!
* After you’ve feasted and snapped up something wonderful at the auction, you’ll be boldly entertained by the Northwest’s premier Pirate band, Captain Bogg and Salty. This popular and "salty" five person combo, dressed to board a Man o’ War will present a 45 minute session of lively danceable Pirate Tunes.
There won’t be a more fun way to help us create this year’s Scottish Christmas Revels show. Arrgggh!, right now, write it down: