Capt. Sterling

And tis not worth sh*te in a high wind... I always wear a cocked hat then

Now the question becomes, did they pack em as loaves in the hogsheads or ship it loose? I have found a supposed sugar loaf in a coin circa 1657 http://time-lines.co.uk/tt-011486-18555-0.html

afeeeered... damnation afraid? hell no, I have no bloody time to leave the comfy... I mean bloody fort... I made that sea bed and have had little chance to actually sleep in the thing...

Now, I never said I weren't nice... and as I recall ye said I was the straight laced, play it by the book, psycho serial killing puritan hero... I can live with that.

Comin to PiP are ye? Good news indeed!!

Now that we are getting closer to the event, how much ye gonna pay me to keep my mouth shut???

Like my Gunner... oops did I write that outloud?!

But can we trace those cones back to our time frame... I know they suit the Am. Rev. folks...along with the tea bricks, but from what I have heard tea was shipped loose earlier on...so I wonder about the sugar as well...

And they wonder why we call Not Nigel an unknown. Our Nigel will be at Blackbeard ............... AGAIN! Probably a'rowin the Endeavor. And I bet he won't get locked out either hehehe. And Nigel always seems to bring a FULL bottle, Aye Nell!. Oi the tough "marine", the ole Son of a Beach and gotta be changin diapers instead of right pillaging and plunderin the colonies. What was NOT Nigel's excuse LAST year? Oi Captain Nice, Family first, tis our crewe's motto and always will be. And I do hope Not Maddogge won't get himself locked out as that would be a sorry sight indeed considering there is no fence... and come to think of it, I have never seen Not Maddogge with a bottle of any kind in his hand.

Relax Maddogge, have ye not yet noticed Dutchie's posts make about as much sense as Cousin Robbie's?

Well unfortunately odds are that THE No. 1 Dogge will not be needing to worry about fences, or the lack there of, at Hampton. Not with a new baby to contend with.

Captain Bloody Nice Spike Pierce... ROTDLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

For GaoP??

Many happy returns of the day, sorry for the late wishes

Robbie meets lots of people, they are usually wearing long, white coats...

Annual 18th-Century Market Fair April 23 - 26, 2009 Sorry no, too much to do

Good fer ye Robbie, tis about time.

When?

But Nell m'dear, Maddogge be no pirate! Never was! He is a mercenary, an ex cavalry officer let go after the wars... with a few, shall we say, indiscretions, so in order to save his hide, I took him on as captain of my marines. And even though he be one hell of a fighter, he is still only a landsman... as to loosing his head and clothing,... ye don't know De' Dogge very well now do ye?

Now unknown, I would hardly say that! After all my marine captain attends PiP once and then the next year he shows and three other people have changed their name to Maddogge... nah, I would hardly say unknown.... now as to the Bonies not knowing who he is, they just don't want to be admitting that there is one that can beat the pants off of their own captain... well tis a whole other story that... actually we call your Nigel... Not Maddogge.

Hmmm perhaps next PiP, the games should include combinations memorization, how to pick the lock, and fence climbing....??

Hell I could do that with one eye closed... but then I am smart enough to remember the combination... ahem....

As always, no matter what the setting, tis always a great blessing to be with family and friends. Although being on watch with Pern stretched from one am to 4:30 am...still wouldn't mind doing it again... maybe... in a year or two... Fells Point was a new event for the Archangel crewe, but those of us that attended had a truly wonderful time of it and as always learned a lot and know better what to expect next year. It was an honour and a pleasure to meet Gentleman Scotty and his lovely Lady, my apologies for not being able to chat more, as per usual I was running to and fro. Crimson Corsair, it was a delight having the opportunity to chat with you as well on Friday evening during Watch after the ball. The sea battle was wonderful to watch(volunteered for guard duty back at the camp due to being on meds) and I believe Sean took a number of pictures that I will download as soon as I figure out where he packed the camera. Captain McGuyver, once again twas a pleasure to work with ye and yer lot. Scuttle hatch was a blast! Thank ye so very much for the invitation. Hope we added to the mix and we look forward to seeing ye all again at Blackbeards.

Current project: Trying to cram too much sh-stuff into a too small truck...ack.

Lets see you picked up for me Proceedings in the Court of Vice-Admiralty of Virginia 1698-1775 and Executive Journals of the Council of Colonial Virginia May 1, 1705- Oct 23,1723 Do those ring a bell?