Aaarrgh...In Remembrance of September 19

[Dan K]

It's "Talk Like a Pirate Day"!


In celebration, spot the only real pirate in this pic and win a prize.






Enjoy your special day, Lex; and may all your GeeBee dreams come true.

[JDK]

"Avast me hearties!"




"A vast wot?"





....tumbleweed.....

[Cherrybomber13]

[JohnB]

Don't forget the Buccaneer....pirates are always classier with an English accent.
Ask Errol Flynn.

[Baldeagle]

Pirate walks into a bar
Bartender says, "Where's your buccaneers?"
Pirate says, "Under me Buccan' 'at..."



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[Bear]

I believe there's a pirate next to me. Where's my prize??

[over/out]

Land HO! ( a friend of mine in a anutter southern state is bringing me a jar of "Ho Made Bar-B-Q sause"! Fur Real!, NO Kidding! Sorry everybody, all the hot air from politics everywhere has made me loopy today! )

[Dan K]

I believe there's a pirate next to me. Where's my prize??

Double grog for Bear.


Oh what's the use...double grog for all hands!


And a bonus bottle of rum if you can recognize the cop from The Village People kneeling in the front row.

[JDK]

Don't forget the Buccaneer....pirates are always classier with an English accent.
Ask Errol Flynn.

Who'd reply in his Tasmanian one.

[shrike]

Don't forget the Buccaneer....pirates are always classier with an English accent.
Ask Errol Flynn.

Who'd reply in his Tasmanian one.

To quote House (Hugh Laurie),"The Queen is on your money, you're English. Get over it"

[JDK]

Don't forget the Buccaneer....pirates are always classier with an English accent.
Ask Errol Flynn.

Who'd reply in his Tasmanian one.

To quote House (Hugh Laurie),"The Queen is on your money, you're English. Get over it"

Thanks for clearing that up. The pyramid on your money obviously makes you ancient Egyptian, then.

As a matter of fact, rather than international ignorance, dear Errol would've had a British (not 'English') passport, and I presume a US one after be became a natralised US citizen.

Regards, Sorry - "Belay there!"

[Steve Nelson]

Don't forget the Buccaneer....pirates are always classier with an English accent.

Except strangely, the Buccaneer was known as the Bermuda to the Brits...

SN (sorry about the pic size..Photobucket is being even more cantankerous than usual and won't let me change the upload size.)

[JDK]

That's not a Buccaneer, this is a Buccaneer...



And this isn't a knife, this is a Cutlass...



And so on.

[Steve Nelson]

That's not a Buccaneer, this is a Buccaneer...

I bow in defeat, James. "Blackburn" even has a pirate sound

[JDK]

I bow in defeat, James.

Arh. I won't make you walk the plank, me hearty. (etc.)

"Blackburn" even has a pirate sound

It does, doesn't it? Also Blackburn win one of the daft aircraft name awards (a long list) with the (I kid you not) Blackburn Blackburn.



It's also ugly enough to look like a pirate ship, with rigging, a blunt bow, an open wheelhouse, fo'c'sle, portholes (for cannon, of course)...