Oi be doin' me blog, yarrr

Well, ye scurvy dogs, 'tis international talk like a pirate day and I be celebratin', a keg o' rum and a boiled parrot, i reckon....

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Anonymous said…
Then cast yer scurvy wench and shove off now...out here there be monsters
9:41 pm
Bill ~ {The Old Fart} said…
Sounds like a lunch only a Pirate could love. I think I'll pass on joining you.

How goes the move?
10:35 pm
Dr.John said…
A boiled parrot? What did the poor bird say to tick you off?
10:59 pm
Nick Payne said…
Arrr I reckon that wretched bird was pining for the fjords too much!

Take the pretty polly to perditions edge! Arr!!!!!!!
10:39 am
Anonymous said…
Argh! I posted a comment here yesterday! Some wretched cyberspace pirate hijacked it!
5:39 am
Nick Payne said…
Arr your comment was taken to Davey Jones locker... Arrr

Arrr



ARRRRRR!
11:37 am
Reverend Loy said…
That's it. This piracy has gone on long enough. I now declare this day "Talk Like A Ninja Day." Allow me to be the first to say...

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I just recited the complete works of William Shakespeare so fast and so subliminally that normal human ears were unable to hear it.
9:25 am
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