Silkie McDonough

...and so much sticthing to do.

VistaPrint.com use to send out your first order of business cards free, limited backgrounds ...I know a gal wot had cards from them "Captain Sam, Pirate" Pretty much all it said. LOL

I do not ware these things but the captain of the Marines on the Crew of the Archangel wears one like a baldric, he doesn't seem to catch anything he doesn't want to catch. lol As to her reaction, please don't let her behavior keep you from trying to stop the next lass ...she may not want her coins and garb torn.

Welcome goode suttler.

Silkie looks around for Nell ...seeing the coast is clear she takes Crispy in her arms, dips him and plants a passionate kiss on the man. "Happy Belated Birthday Chrispy!" She stands him up again, he staggers a bit and smiles, "Oh ...I see you ARE very happy." Silkie looks around for Nell again. "What she doesn't know won't hurt me."

Sjöröveren, I confess, I have had lesson in Gaelic, however I retained very little. LOL I use an online translator. What I said is loosely translated to "good food, good health, good friends" Silkie holds out a pouch that the Frenchman recognizes as his own. "You will be needing this my good man." "You best keep guard of your coin good man, there be pirates about." She winks at the man and curtsies hands his purse back hoping he knows it is all in good fun. "Pleased to make your acquaintance Monsieur LeGrand,

Tis precisely why I was doing it John m'dear. (Not to offend but to play.)

+1 for backammon You are on Lilly ...my sister was a champion ...me ...win or lose I just like to play.

Dia dhuit laad. I nil speak er understand a lick er'French nor m'I fond uv pollin oop an online translator eavery toime I reads, so tis likely det I'll nay bae joinin ya on dis ere tred auffen. Owever I wonted t'give ya a true Pub welcome. Bia maith, sláinte mhaith, cairde maithe! *She raises her tankard*

Nice thing about this bread pudding ...no calories. Now, those of you who are craving bread pudding but fear the overindulgence I have a few suggestions that may help: 1) If you are like me, tell yourself that you will not have bread pudding until you make your own. It will never happen. 2) If you are the sort that actually uses your kitchen then tell yourself that you will not have bread pudding until you are at a resteraunt that has tableclothes. 3) If one or two do not work tell yourself that you will not have bread pudding unless someone who's bank balance is big enough to pay for your personal trainer pays for it. If one, or any combination, of the above works for you ...conratulations you are likely having a great time and you will enjoy the evening, bread pudding and all! As to the person with the bank balance ...do they have a brother?

Blast ...even more confused than before. gah.

Aye lad, I agree completly. I don't dislike the cooler weather but when the days begin to grow longer and temperatures rise (and my allergies cling to my throat and sinus passages) I feel much better, brighter ...like the day.

Well done Pappy!

A winning lottery ticket! No, I don't have one. Would I be here typing about it? Well ..okay I would but I would be doing it from the Bahamas.

Ouch ...25 bucks a pop! I'll stick to the bed warmer as my weapon of choice.

Who aren't ya countin Padrig?

Wow, Robbie ...well said ...well sort of ...and I will give you a hug lad.

What about th sound? For a bar room brawl close up the sound needs to be there. On a stage it isn't so hard becausel the sound all comes from the same direction. If we have spectators on 2 or 3 sides and there is no back stage it won't be believable. Only experience I have is with the sugar & on a stage so it may not be a concern.

so ...you making breakaway onion bottles? I want some. We shall have to talk price when we next see each other.

Yes, Rhum bar might be better ...have to watch those tiki torches ...fire ....wooden ships ...KINDLING!

Most clowns that I know had to go to college for it!

ECW = English Civil WarSYW = Seven Years War (also known as the "French & Indian War" in the colonies which is often abreviated to F&IW) ...Thanks Michael, I knew some of these but forget them more often than not ...F&I I am more familiar with than SYW, thanks again, I will likely ask a few mor times over the years.

Pat my good pyrate, you had no need to tell us. We can tell.

Nice thing about patrick's plan is that it doesen't require high numbers, sometimes the first battle is light on participants because many are still traveling. lol