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WyoBadger wrote:Anybody here besides me addicted to Sid Meier's Pirates? Besides being a very fun game, it has some oddly compelling music. The "Attacking a City" theme has become one of my favorite whistle tunes.

I taught my kids sea shanties tuesday, and my white board remains covered with pirate vocabulary.

"Arrrr, raise yer hands an' wait ta be called on, ye mangy bilge rats, er I'll keel haul the lot of ye!"

I love my job. :D

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WyoBadger wrote:Anybody here besides me addicted to Sid Meier's Pirates? Besides being a very fun game, it has some oddly compelling music. The "Attacking a City" theme has become one of my favorite whistle tunes.
The music is excellent. I still play Pirates quite a bit when I can wrest some Xbox time from the kids. I also still play Pirates of the Caribbean (both Xbox and PC) more than I should. (That Pirates Ahoy site I linked to has forums for both games.)

What's your preference -- Morgan's Queen Anne's Revenge or Roc Brasilliano's 20-gun royal sloop?
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Yarrr, I prefers me a royal sloop or just a standard frigate. That blackguard Morgan's ship, though worth the takin', be a bit large fer my taste, matey...one broadside and ye've blown yer prize halfway to kingdom come. No profit in that, says I.

No, give me a royal sloop or a plain ol' frigate. The sloop maneuvers right handy, and the frigate can soak up a powerful lot o' damage. A broadside or two to put the fear in 'em, then over the rales, lads!

On t'other hand, 'tis right enjoyable takin' on them miserable pirate hunters with the "Queen Anne's Revenge." I can sit in me cabin and read the Good Book by the light of their powder magazines goin' off...
Arrrr.

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OMG!!!! Oh SH!T SH!T SH!T. I missed it! My ISP f*cked me over and I have had no reliable connection since a week last Wednesday and I've been saving up for it all year long and now its been and gone and I've missed it. :x

<Oh crud!>

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djm wrote:OMG!!!! Oh SH!T SH!T SH!T. I missed it! My ISP f*cked me over and I have had no reliable connection since a week last Wednesday and I've been saving up for it all year long and now its been and gone and I've missed it. :x

<Oh crud!>

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jsluder wrote:
djm wrote:OMG!!!! Oh SH!T SH!T SH!T. I missed it! My ISP f*cked me over and I have had no reliable connection since a week last Wednesday and I've been saving up for it all year long and now its been and gone and I've missed it. :x

<Oh crud!>

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Go ahead and talk like a pirate for a couple of days. I doubt anyone will mind... or notice....
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Ooooooh! What a stroke of good fortune! Let me run and get my costume! I just looove playing Cabin Wench!
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Lambykins wrote:I just looove playing Cabin Wench!
Hubba hubb :o ..... um .... maybe we could just leave the sharp, bladed implements out on the poop deck ... just for a while .... arrrrrr! :wink:

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djm wrote:
Lambykins wrote:I just looove playing Cabin Wench!
Hubba hubb :o ..... um .... maybe we could just leave the sharp, bladed implements out on the poop deck ... just for a while .... arrrrrr! :wink:

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Oh, I know! We can have fun with that interesting thing Gonzo and I found in the sauna . . .
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Eeeewwwww! Couldn't we at least wash it off? :boggle:

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It's clean! :evil:

I washed it off real good before I used it to serve salad at that last bar-b-que we had.

. . . . grumble . . . grr . . . Mighty danged prissy for a pirate, if you asks me . . . where's yer sense of adventure, man!?! Arrrrrgh!
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Cap'n Lamby wrote:where's yer sense of adventure, man!?!
Back at the clinic, thank you very much. <sniff>

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Oh, you're just feeling put out because you missed ITLAPD! Come on! We'll have FUN!

Would you rather make some pasta instead? I'll get the strainer from Gonzo . . .
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Make pasta? MAKE pasta? :really:

Us'n pirates don't make. We consumes, me precious. Arrrrrrrrr. An' we likes a piquant meat sauce, thick an' hardy, with our pasta, so we does. Arrrrr.

<man, this feels good>

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djm wrote:Make pasta? MAKE pasta? :really:

Us'n pirates don't make. We consumes, me precious. Arrrrrrrrr. An' we likes a piquant meat sauce, thick an' hardy, with our pasta, so we does. Arrrrr.

<man, this feels good>

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Oh, now, look at that! See! You're getting into the spirit of it! That's good! <claps>

And you deserve a hearty meat sauce, too! I bet you could eat a whole loaf of artisan Italian bread all by yourself, after that hard day of swashbuckling! My! Look at all those spoils you brought home! Very nice!

Damn! I think he just suckered me into cooking . . .
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