Dreamin' of th' Scurvy Pirate Again

Th' the seven seas outside be all wet 'n gloomy, so we might as well find a way to put a smile on our faces.

Bin always adored th' image 'o th' handsome scurvy pirate wit' his white billowin' shirt open exposin' his wonderfully bronzed muscular chest. But somehow, all th' accounts 'o Blackbeard just don't jive wit' th' scurvy pirate 'o me imagination. Nope, I suspect th' scurvy pirates were probably much, much worse.

Heartly enjoy speak Like a scurvy pirate Day, me buckos.

Just in case ye're not up on ye scurvy pirate shout, here's th' link to fix that gross lack 'o education fer ye.

Arrggghhh Mateys, Get Ready for Talk Like a Pirate Day

The day all you lovers of pirates have been waiting for is on Saturday, September 19. Arrrgggg, remember to talk like a pirate or be prepared to walk the plank!

International Talk Like a Pirate Day-- kinda makes me want to see good ole Captn Jack Sparrow again.

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Arrrggggghhhhhh To Ya Fayette County Matey!

Do you remember those romance novels which were chock full of swashbuckling pirates in their flowing white shirts and handsome, rogue looks? Do you remember how all the fair young maidens would swoon at the sight of these men? Do you remember all the pirates always won the fair maidens' hearts?

Well, far be from me to lose those memories. Just to keep all things pirate alive and well, I invite everyone to join in on September 19 for the International Talk Like A Pirate Day Celebration.

Tis true. Two young men with the pirate names of Ol' Chumbucket and Cap'n Slappy have been promoting their cause since 1995. This year, they are off to Philadelphia to celebrate their self proclaimed day with a real pirate exhibit of National Geographic.

Tis incredible. There are all sorts of grassroots plans for the weekend. If you want to learn more, just go to their website.

Kudos for one of the participants of the weekend by offering her profits on pirate pins to support breast cancer awareness and early mammograms.

If you happen to be headed into Savannah for the day, be sure to stop in the Pirate House. They are even offering discounts to patrons who speak like a pirate on the 19th.

Arrrrr, matey!

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