Sir Beachem Quick

Quick Question, exactly how many doth a crew make me wonders?

Lucky for you ta be in such fine company. Cheers mate.

How much gold be required for the flag below?

Fantastic and joyful we be to have ye in the midst of such fine company.

From our crew to yours

as ye sail to foriegn shores

may the wind blow fair

and tassel your hair

and your legend be ageless for sure

Welcome glad to know ye.

Welcome back to the melee, Beachem.

~Lady B

Well thankee kindly

It doesn't look military so my next best guess would be Native American but its just a guess.

The parallels really are endless, the adventure equally grand. Your points well taken, as we honor those who have gone afore.

Sterile? Never say so! And Texas..how wonderful you are about an hour and a half from me good sir. FINALLY another Texas Pirate! *Snoopy dances*

I take it there aren't many texas Pirates. We might have to change that.

Seems Our band of bucaneers is growing quite global and in the interest of less confusion and proper intedification it may not be a bad Idea to have a registry of sorts to keep track of who is flying what colors.

All comments welcome.

To echo the others...Welcome back Sir and the landscape has changed slightly over the years but not those that linger in this safe port.

this is a wee bit more steril thn I remembers it fer sure

How are things these days, sir? I'm now over on the Treasure Coast, North Hutchinson Island way. Good to have you back.

-- Hurricane

Oddly enough I have found myself landlocked in Texas of all places. Been here about a year but we do have a nice river system through Downtown.

Welcome back - wondered where you had wandered off to.

-- Hurricane

We do appreciate the sentiment for sure.

Admittedly I do feel like a stranger in a familiar land as I haven't seen these parts in well almost 2 yrs now. It shant be long before I feel at home I am quite sures about that.

just know I am glad to back but cant promise the length of time I'll stay this time.

Welcome back into port!

Hmmm, maybe you should change the last name from 'Quick' to 'meandering'.

That''d surely be the irony of it ey lassy?

Allo me hartys,

Quick here! After being at sea for some time finding me land legs is sure to be challenging indeed.

It greeves me to have missed PIP last year but things being what they are It well be in my plans this one.

Step up and say ello especially all you new faces I never seen.

Fare thee well,

While capt Jack is someshat an exagerated characture I do see some of him in my own personality. This is why I will make no attempt to portray him just too weird for me. but having him as captain would be entertaining to say the least.

It's come and gone and I am still holding on!

Beeswax

The three muskateers (stop laughing) 1970's is where the romance of it began for me being a natural at going against the grain I just segwayed right into piracy. Personaly for me it's more about the spirit than the fine detail. Oh . . . and who doesn't love getting all kitted up. My entire life has been pironic.

Tea when I am calm and pensive.

Coffeee when I am hyper which is generally most of the time.

Rats,

Not sure where your from a great source is always going to be college and university film students who a. have access to gear and are always looking for opportunity to get wet. Oh and let's not forget far less expensive than a pro crew w/ gear. and for them I would stop by Productionhub.com and checkout people in your area. There really are a lot more resources out there.

Good luck mate

one vote for Raven Mad McCay

Of course to your mates you'd just be Mad.

Cap'n William:

No, sir! That be Kevin McNally; Isaac C. Singleton, Jr. be the tall, scarified African-American fellow that plays the Bo'sun of the Black Pearl.

You wouldn't look like him even if'n ye shaved every hair off your piratical head!

Blackbead

I actually worked with him @ Disney when he was in the indiana jones epic stunt spectacular (MGM Studios) many moons ago. he's quite a nice fellow.