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Actually, Edward has 5 of that on my head. But I would be honoured to do the "trimming" for you. Don't worry MD, I'll be gentle.

Aww Patrick, it won't be so bad. Besides we'll be among friends. I think In case anyone else is interested in donating their hair and are unsure about the requirements, I pulled this off the Locks of Love website. http://www.locksoflove.org/ DONATION GUIDELINES Please Note: Anyone can cut your hair as long as the guidelines listed below are followed. We encourage all of our donors to go to a salon they are already familiar with to ensure their comfort when donating. GUIDELINES FOR ACCEPTABLE DONATIONS * Hair that is colored or permed is acceptable. * Hair cut years ago is usable if it has been stored in a ponytail or braid. * Hair that has been bleached (usually this refers to highlighted hair) is not usable. If unsure, ask your stylist. * Hair that is swept off of the floor is not usable. * Hair that is shaved off and not in a ponytail or braid is not usable. * We cannot accept dreadlocks. Our manufacturer is not able to use them in our children’s hairpieces. We also cannot accept wigs, falls, hair extensions or synthetic hair. * Layered hair is acceptable if the longest layer is 10 inches. * Layered hair may be divided into multiple ponytails. * Curly hair may be pulled straight to measure the minimum 10 inches. * 10 inches measured tip to tip is the minimum length needed for a hairpiece. * Please Note: Shorter hair will be separated from the ponytails and sold to offset the manufacturing costs. Although the shorter hair cannot be used in the hairpieces, it still greatly helps to reduce costs. * Gray hair will be accepted and sold to offset the manufacturing costs. HOW TO DONATE * 10 inches measured tip to tip is the minimum length needed for a hairpiece. * Hair must be in a ponytail or braid before it is cut. * Hair must be clean and completely dry before it is mailed in. * Place the ponytail or braid inside of a plastic bag, and then inside of a padded envelope. * Fill out the hair donation form, or write your name and address on a separate sheet of paper and include inside the envelope. * All hair donations must be mailed to Locks of Love at: 234 Southern Blvd. West Palm Beach, FL 33405

I'd be willing to do this again.

Ahhh, my dearest Mad Dogge, you are a fine pirate gentleman indeed. As you so aptly put it, I will also be donating my naturally curly red hair to "Locks of Love". To also follow your lead, I will allow the highest bidder to lop off me locks. Oh Dam. I'm gonna need a lot of rum.

I'm not sure what the difference would be in his case.

If I'm not mistaken, isn't it that attitude that got your wif pregnant in the first place.

Not everything needs to have a historical discussion. This isn't Captain Twill. It was a body question about building a coffin. Simple yes or no would do.

I don't think you are arguing Captain. The original question was simple. Does anyone want to help build a bloody coffin? Whether it stays at the Fort, taken apart so you can use it for other events or burn it for fire wood makes no difference to us.

On a cruise stopping in Key West, Edward and I made a trip to the Pirate Soul Museum. We started chatting with a pirate named Captain Spike (from the Bone Island Buccaneers) that told us about this great pirate festival called Pirates in Paradise that we missed by 2 days. It sounded like something we would be interested in so he told us about this site. The rest is history.

No

Woah there big fella. You were way too happy wielding that cat o nines for me.

I knew there was a reason I liked you

My understanding, is that this is not for a burial at sea but for the teaching of funeral customs for the living history demo.

dart

TMI

Aye

That could be arranged

I promise I won't send you to the store for ceiling nails.

I'd pay to see that if you were wearing your kilt.

O'keeffe and I are bringing a coffee pot as well. I don't function at all without coffee.

I'm using me broom

mast

cast

base

I believe we have one in the garage,