Pirate Party: Social Thread!!!

*wakes it up*

Anyone brought back water from the Aqua la vida? I need it.... oh, and the rum!

im sorry..got none, BUT I HAVE RUM!!

we need to wait for jack to bring it back.

yay!rum! *snatches and drinks*

IT's SUMMER!! Takes rum and proposes a toast to summer and partying

not summer for me. school.

that's why i've been renting jacks from my own shop to relax.. 😉

that's too bad, about school....

Jaeh, strange school for me... it's summer and your school started

my summer is around april and may.. 😉

remember, Pirates pillage all around the world.. 😉

yes, pirates 😉
on Monday in our geography lesson, teacher told us piracy is big problem in water transport and that we hadn't to imagine pirates as men with sword and peg leg, but these pirates have fast ships with good modern weapons.

its true. they actually hijack ships and rummaging it for loo and all that stuff.

but its okay to think about pirates like the ones in POTC as long as you know its fiction(but wish its real) 😉

but if there were no piracy, how would the world look like?

*loot*

meh, probably more advanced and richer(or not).

but, history would certainly be changed.

or there wouldn't be people...
what's definition of piracy?

who stole is pirate? sounds weird

dictionary meaning of piracy:

pi·ra·cy

pi·ra·cy [prəssee]
n
1. shipping robbery on high seas: robbery on the high seas, especially the stealing of a ship’s cargo
2. transport robbery on any form of transportation: robbery committed on board any form of transportation, especially an aircraft
3. transport hijacking: the hijacking\~of an aircraft or another form of transportation
4. use of copyrighted material without permission: the taking and using of copyrighted or patented material without authorization or without the legal right to do so
5. broadcasting illegal broadcasting: the unauthorized or illegal broadcasting of TV or radio programs

[Mid-16th century. From medieval Latin piratia , from Latin pirata (see pirate).]
Microsoft® Encarta® Reference Library 2004. © 1993-2003 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

pirate:
pi·rate

pi·rate [prət]
n (plural pi·rates)
1. shipping robber at sea: somebody who commits robbery on the high seas, especially regularly
2. shipping ship used by sea robbers: a ship used by people who rob or otherwise attack shipping on the high seas
3. somebody using copyrighted material without permission: somebody who duplicates or uses copyrighted or patented material without authorization or without the legal right to do so
4. broadcasting somebody involved in illegal broadcasting: somebody who takes part in or manages the unauthorized or illegal broadcasting of TV or radio programs

v (past pi·rat·ed, past participle pi·rat·ed, present participle pi·rat·ing, 3rd person present singular pi·rates)
1. vti rob something on high seas: to rob a vessel or commit robbery on the high seas
2. vt use copyrighted material without permission: to duplicate or use copyrighted or patented material without authorization or without the legal right to do so

[13th century. Via Latin pirata from Greek peiratēs , from peiran “to attempt, attack.” Ultimately from an Indo-European word that is also the ancestor of English peril and empiric.]

-pi·rat·ic [pī ráttik], adj
-pi·rat·i·cal·ly [pī ráttikəlee], adv
Microsoft® Encarta® Reference Library 2004. © 1993-2003 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

lol, with pronunciation
so piracy means
using or transporting things which doesn't belong to you

or robbery in short.

lol, just copy pasted it off.

but it looks good

so i can safely say that im a pirate!!

don't rob the shop! 😛

lol