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Pirates, do they say "oooh-arrrr, me hearties" or "arrrr, me hearties"?
This is causing friction in the EB household.
I believe that the adition of the "oooh" makes the pirate, in fact, a farmer. Am I correct, or am I crazy?
This is causing friction in the EB household.
I believe that the adition of the "oooh" makes the pirate, in fact, a farmer. Am I correct, or am I crazy?
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EB winneth the argument, only gay pirates say ooh, and maybe the Cornish ones as well. Dodgeball hath taught me well.
Pirates don't go 'ooh'.
Apart from 'the Pirates of Ben's Pants'.
Apart from 'the Pirates of Ben's Pants'.
mikelar wrote:
> Real pirates use both
> Real pirates use both
Real pirates use both
HARRR!
English_Bloke wrote:
> I believe that the adition of the "oooh" makes the pirate,
> in fact, a farmer.
That's what I thought. Of course I am only basing that on a rice pudding advert.
> I believe that the adition of the "oooh" makes the pirate,
> in fact, a farmer.
That's what I thought. Of course I am only basing that on a rice pudding advert.
Pirates, do they say "oooh-arrrr, me hearties" or "arrrr, me hearties"?
This is causing friction in the EB household.
I believe that the adition of the "oooh" makes the pirate, in fact, a farmer. Am I correct, or am I crazy?
This is causing friction in the EB household.
I believe that the adition of the "oooh" makes the pirate, in fact, a farmer. Am I correct, or am I crazy?
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