Pirate Petee

Aye, even though i was only able to attened one day it was still fun. It was good to see me old friends, Cascabel, Kent and Red Maria. And it was pleasure to finally meet the wonderful pirate named Dirty Mick Moon. The write up that Cascabel did about flintlocks was very informative, my hats off to ya mate, I will keep that paper with me for the rest of my days.

Wasting Time _ Kid Rock

Thanks so much william, how can we repay ya.

^Owns Dogzilla

Sound like cool pub names.

^ plays a mean drum thingy, that I can't pronounce.

^hottie

Ahhh, I think there is still some good left in you Foxe. Thanks Josh, its crazy how long this post has been going and we haven't even changed it into a mud room or spa or something like that.

Sorry for not being clear. What I meant was "that there are too many depictions of the pirate in bucket boots" in general, post GAoP, 19th century, not during. Once again sorry. Oh, and Foxe, your not an A-Hole.

Yeah, I’ve seen that one too. Oh believe me I have seen the evidence or lack there of. But my beliefs from what I have seen, I can't deny the many depictions of the bucket or some type of bucket, to say that they were never worn. I could never give an accurate estimate as to how many pirates wore or may have worn boots. Unless green eyes finishes her time machine. Until that day I will stand strong with my hypotheses. "No.....no, it can't be true, I'll never join you."

Maybe National Geographic knows something we don't.

I-Pod

I'm in the market, as it were. :)

I love the dude that played Billy Bones in that movie, best hollywood pirate in my opinion.

Nice, thanks josh, I havn't seen this one yet.

Oh man was that bad ass, I'm sure after spend so much time and money that a DVD will soon be following.

Don't forget to watch.

Yeah, I e-mailed the netherlands museum, it was the same museum that Charity saw them at. They gave me an address to this Prof./Doc, supposed to be an expert on shoe and boots. I'm gonna write him snail-mail.

Not the Batavia, but a shipwreck. "dear mr. Peterson, The boots showed in the picture are from a ship that sunk roundabout 1625 in the Zuiderzee (on the location where now the Lelystad is located). It was a so called beurtschip, for the transport of cargo and passengers. There is one person in the Netherlands who knows everything about archaeological shoes and boots. You could write him a letter: greetings Vie van Steenbergen Dep.Communication ROB/NISA

Yo I gonna jack that fool fo his "morgan bucket tops" yo.

Thanks for all the compliments fellas, I do my best. The Bulldog is just the english in me. I'd love to do some bucaneer stuff Patrick, just need a mentor.

Not saying that Im a criminal or anything. But anyone remember when people used to get jumped even shot for a pair of "Air Jordans" , GAnstas and their bling. Just my two bits

Not to worry fellas, I'm on it.

"Hey, back off man, I'm a scientist"

When you walk through a storm Hold your head up high And don't be afraid of the dark At the end of a storm is a golden sky And the sweet silver song of a lark Walk on through the wind Walk on through the rain Tho' your dreams Be tossed and blown Walk on.. Walk on.. With hope in your heart And you'll never walk alone You'll never walk alone Walk on.. Walk on.. With hope in your heart And you'll never walk alone You'll never walk alone LIVERPOOL< LIVERPOOL, LIVERPOOL GO REDS!