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Everything Pirates

Pirate History, Myths, Facts, Lore and More! Bonus if your writing is in Pirate speak.

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Marooned Island- Misc Pirate Topics

Started by Tim. Last reply by Jonathan and Regina Pollard Jun 23, 2012. 4 Replies

The place where posts without a category come to stay. Free-for-all pirate related posts here.

Tags: pirates, pirate

Finding treasure

Started by Jim Ashworth. Last reply by Jim Ashworth Dec 19, 2011. 4 Replies

There are not many of us who have not thought about finding treasure.  I am an avid scuba diver and I think about that every time I am diving an old wreck.  It is just something that lurks in the…Continue

Pirate Media

Started by Tim. Last reply by Vick Hall Jul 12, 2011. 5 Replies

Share your favorite pirate book, movie, or CD here.

Tags: media, pirates, pirate

Pirate Trivia

Started by Tim. Last reply by Jim Ashworth Dec 9, 2010. 4 Replies

What famous pirate's real name was Edward Teach?

Tags: trivia, pirates, pirate

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Comment by Tim on March 22, 2011 at 9:59pm
NOLA Pyrate week starts this weekend!
Comment by Tim on March 1, 2011 at 7:55pm
NOLA Pyrate week almost here. Set yer course for the Gulf in New Orleans, home of great gumbo.
Comment by Tim on February 10, 2011 at 8:27pm

Mark, 

Your rumor be bilge water. Medical supplies were always scarce and it was rare for a pirate ship to come across a Dr. to press gang into crew. If you've ever seen the ending of POTC- Dead Man's chest as the splinters of wood were exploding aboard ship, imagine the wounds anyone in the area would face. Many pirates had eye injuries that led to infection and were removed. Glass eyes were also rare so the patch was the simple fix for what lurked beneath.

Comment by Tim on February 8, 2011 at 9:46pm

NOLA Pyrate week be comin' up soon in March. If ye be in de area, come down and enjoy some rum with yer mateys! 

 

http://www.nolapyrateweek.com 

Comment by Tim on February 8, 2011 at 9:42pm
Ahoy me mateys.....I've been away for quite a spell but I be back and better than ever. I've launched a "piratey" website at www.pirate-portal.com. I also be fixin' me secret costume to be unveiled soon. I'll post pics when it's done.
Comment by Terri on January 23, 2010 at 6:51am
Ahoy thar me hearties! This wench always heard the eye patch was worn for better vision down below where it's very dark. After me pirate would swing ship over to shiver the timbers of another..the battle would sometimes go below decks and it takes a while for night vision to come back so he'd be well prepared to commence with the fight.
Comment by Mark (Voodoo Acrobat) on January 22, 2010 at 11:41pm
Ahoy! Can any of ye scurvy tadpoles verify a rumor fer me? Scuttlebutt says the tar with the eyepatch aboard ship was probably the navigator. He be wearin' the black patch as protection because he needed his peepers to "shoot the sun" when taking fixes with a sextant.

Word on the docks says he be travelin' with burly deck apes as bodyguards when ashore bein' he's considered to be the most important member of a crew. I be hearin' that a good navigator was bait for kidnappers and sometimes forced to work fer other ships.

So, what say ye? Be this true, or bilge water?
Comment by Terri on January 17, 2010 at 4:20am
Now I'll never be able to go back to sleep...glad I don't live in Indonesia! :-)
Comment by bear on January 6, 2010 at 9:00pm
the flag is calico jacks he be my breatherin and his kids were ever they rome for he made little pirates with anne bonny and marry read Fact yar.
Comment by bear on January 6, 2010 at 8:57pm
yar who be the one with the most treasure i see. and who do ye think created democracy.? it be we for we love to drink and to vote a new captain means more drink. so hoist the colors and be free me hearties yoho.
 

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