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Enjoy your special day, Lex; and may all your GeeBee dreams come true. :drink3:

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Don't forget the Buccaneer....pirates are always classier with an English accent.
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Double grog for Bear.


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


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

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

Who'd reply in his Tasmanian one. ;)

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JDK wrote:
JohnB wrote:
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"
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shrike wrote:
JDK wrote:
JohnB wrote:
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"
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Thanks for clearing that up. The pyramid on your money obviously makes you ancient Egyptian, then. :lol:

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.

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JohnB wrote:
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... 8)

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

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

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And so on.

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I bow in defeat, James. "Blackburn" even has a pirate sound :drink3:
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I bow in defeat, James.

Arh. I won't make you walk the plank, me hearty. (etc.)
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"Blackburn" even has a pirate sound :drink3:

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. :shock:

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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)...

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