SamScribble
Yeah, still just a guru
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Sutures, Bandages
bandanna
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Sutures, Bandages
bandanna
pirate
Black Beard (was a pirate bold, he sailed the Caribbean ...)
Morgan - a Welsh pirate. Wrote the Pirate Code along with Bartolomeu. (Actually that is true, apparently.)
Hello, Honey
Organ Morgan (Under Milk Wood)
Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard
Morgan - a Welsh pirate. Wrote the Pirate Code along with Bartolomeu. (Actually that is true, apparently.)
And retired as the Governor of Jamaica
Castle Ogmore:
Sir Henry Morgan was relieved of his post of Lieutenant-Governor of Jamaica for taking more bribes than was considered acceptable at the time.
I think the Foreign Office has always been a bit reluctant to specify exactly what level of bribery is acceptable. We should not be surprised if Sir Henry over-stepped his quota; after all, a chap has to make a living.
'Lo Sugar
Bribery got me nowhere! Should've used my booty to better purpose.
Ah; piracy (not Somali), so:-
Mainbrace?
Ain't that something to do with the guiding of the ship ?[/QUOTE
Aargh! That be a rum suggestion, HP.
Ah; piracy (not Somali), so:-
Mainbrace?
Ain't that something to do with the guiding of the ship ?
Aargh! That be a rum suggestion, HP.
The Mainbrace was the rope holding up the Mainmast. Splicing it was a delicate and difficult operation that required many hours of labour. If the Mainbrace was damaged, the whole of a sailing ship's rigging was compromised and in danger of collapse. After the work of splicing was completed, the sailors were issued a tot of grog (watered Rum).
But the order "Splice the Mainbrace" was changed to just the issue of Rum, for significant occasions or celebrations.
For Grog see Vice Admiral Edward Vernon Old Grog
Yo, ho, ho and a bottle of rum.
Fifteen Men on a Dead Man's Chest
Robert Newton
[he has a lot to answer for]
International Talk Like a Pirate Day
International Peace Day.
World peace and Saturday's winning lottery numbers
What is Life but a lottery ?
What is this life if, full of care,
We have no time to stand and stare?
- W H Davies
The Voyeur's Creed perhaps?
Oh, better far to live and die
Under the brave black flag I fly,
Than play a sanctimonious part,
With a pirate head and a pirate heart.