web zen: arrgh! 'tis pirate zen 2007
talk like a pirate day
british hq
how to talk like a pirate
jobby roger
toast
socks
undercover pirate
hide the rum
rum reviews
pirate pots
pirates vs. ninjas 01
pirates vs. ninjas 02
bubblebeard
yo ho ho! pirate zen 2006
yar! this be pirate zen 2005
yar! 'tis pirate zen 2004
yar! this be pirate zen 2003
and for a limited time...
david byrne's pirates
(this will disappear on 09.20.07)
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And don't forget to stock up on pirate supplies such as glass eyes, maps, message bottles, and flags. Visit Dave Eggers (of McSweeney's independent publishing house) pirate supply store at 826 Valencia.
http://826valencia.org/store/index.html.
All proceeds go to help fund a children's writing center at 826 Valencia
http://www.826valencia.org/
Go Ninjas! MUHAHAHA!
No pirate list is complete without mentioning Captain Bogg & Salty, a pirate rock band "for all ages". Their best album is "Pegleg Tango". My 2 year old demands it, and I listen to it even when he's asleep. It's all the craze in Port Royal. I can't wait for their self-produced pirate musical next year in their hometown of Portland.
*Please note that this musical endorsement comes from a total music snob who owns at least 10 albums of traditional sea chanties, as well as some of the most strange & bizarre experimental stuff ever produced.
And don't forget Sky Pirates
Since when has anyone said "Jobby Roger" instead of "Jolly Roger"? (Apparently has been going on for a while as it manages a respectable 17k hits on google, although Jolly Roger wins hands down with 2.5 mil).
Despite the fact this was a link on a pirate post I honestly couldn't figure out what it was going to be about: Jobby being Scottish slang for something wholly unrealated. Roger is also British slang for something else, which two words together made a rather unfortunate image in my mind.
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Leon Atkinson made a parrot script that allows you to Speak Like a Pirate in Second Life.