R-rated Exhibit

[Fred Bob]

: Exhibit rated 'arrr!'

 

[Thagarr]

Aye mate, cool stuff indeed!

This exhibit was in St. Louis a month or so ago, unfortunately because of work I wasn't able to go see it.

The Whydah is literally a treasure trove of pirate history! No other source provides as detailed or authentic a look at what everyday pirate life was like. Barry Clifford, the man who found her, recently set out on an expedition to a small island off the coast of Madagascar to explore more pirate shipwrecks. Some of which were ships that had been taken as prizes, looted, and then intentionally sunk. This new expedition is funded in part by the Discovery Channel, so hopefully we can look forward to a couple of new documentary's on this one!

 

[Stallion]

Dat was a dirty, rotten trick, FB! Got me all fired up there for a sec!

 

[Fred Bob]

Harr! : Harr! : Harr! :

 

[Peter Blood]

I saw this two years ago at the Franklin institute.

 

[extra crispy]

Dat was a dirty, rotten trick, FB! Got me all fired up there for a sec!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirates_%282005_film%29

The New York Times described the film as "a relatively high-budget story of a group of ragtag sailors who go searching for a crew of evil pirates who have a plan for world domination. Also, many of the characters in the movie have sex with one another.

 

[Stallion]

That's the movie those dweebs that faked Pirate Simulator stole some of their artwork from!

 

[Fred Bob]

:

 

[extra crispy]

Pirate stimulator?

What's a pirate stimulator?

 

[Fred Bob]

Why it be fer creatin' artificial pyrates, matey! :huh

 

[extra crispy]

Was the pirate simulator a game that turned out to be a joke posted a while back here? I do remember it vaguely.

 

[Fred Bob]

Aye, matey!