Captain Jim
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A question for all you Etsy Pyrates: Do you think that you get enough "traffic" to your site, enough browsers/shoppers to make it your exclusive web store? Is there a way to direct traffic to your site from the web at large? OK, that's two questions. Anxiously awaiting your answers.
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"Parker" is actually an excellent name. Short, good solid "ar" sound at the beginning. Would carry well, shouted across a field of battle. And as William said, a nickname will likely find you, whether you want it to or not.
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Welcome, mate. Anyone wi' "Jim" 'n' "rum" in 'is name can't be all bad.
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That's the scenario that we used in Key West for FTPI. Seems to have worked out well.
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Happy birthday and a toast to Skullwench, Wherever you are.
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Aaauuugggghhhh! Now that's scary. Nice strategically placed leaf, too.
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Welcome aboard, Mate, to the international brotherhood we call Pyracy!
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I gots me an iron fire set, for to help with the pyraty cooking!
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Happy birthday, Salty! May ye have many more circumnavigations of the sun!
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I agree with William. Portray a pirate of your own devise, one that reflects a lot of you, and save Long John for story day at the Library.
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Just now I have visions of Vampire Pyrates...The cursed undead walking the deck...pursuing us even unto death... Yrs in Hiding, Jim
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So many December Pyrates! Happy birthday, Sir, and may you have many more. Jim
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I was once visited by a van of two check-clad men bearing large suits...does that count?
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There's our good Quartermaster, out to snag a new recruit. Listen to the man, Capt. Bellamy, for he will not steer ye wrong. And welcome aboard, mate. Jim
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He obvioulsy had some bad influences (or bad rhum) along the way. Welcome aboard, mate. Jim
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Happy birthday, mate.
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Lost: The sanity of the entire Archangel Crew. It was with their ability to abstain from hijacking Pub Threads, another item which gone missing...
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So I was able to dodge the alligators. That's the thing with 'gators: you can never trust them to just take a leg. They have a tendency to get greedy. Just ask Capt. Hook!
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As an infamous pyrate reenactor once said,"Pyracy is the one reenacting venue in which the loss of a limb is not necessarily a detriment to your character portrayal." Welcome aboard to the rest of you. Jim
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What took you so long Mr. Quartermaster? I'm in, and I have guarantees that I can go this time: I'm bringin' the family. So, tentitavely, list myself, Patti, Morgan, Tommy, Natalie and possibly a niece, Emily. For camping, just Morgan, Tommy and me in the Double Oar House.
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Aye, but now we begin to get a clearer picture as to why he hunts pyrates: chains, shackles, restraints of various types and now chloroform...
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Chloroform! How unsportsmanlike! Oh, I forgot: "Pyrate!" Jim
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Yes, yes I think he did. See what happens when you provide food to Pyrates.
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AAAAHHHHH!!!! Ghost Zombie Pyrate! (Photo Beowoulf)
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Then by all means send it to Jon and we'll see what we can do to make our presence known. while there this year I plan to talk to the organizers and inquire as to how receptive they would be to a group of Pyrates trading contraband at a rendezvous.
