Viewing Thread:
"International Talk like a pirate day - September 19"

Ahoy there, me hearties!

Anyone I catches talkin' like a landlubber next Friday will get a taste of me cutlass!

http://www.talklikeapirate.com/

Verily me ansome, I've got the game of whist of this Pirate squeak and squawk.

Lubbly jubbly!

Arrr me varmints, have ye a schooner of me hearty grog? Chug it smartly now, me hearties!

Pop me hearty. Yarr.

cool i cant wait until then.

Wahey!

IN sooth I am most vexed about the vernaculars of Pirate talk.

POP!

Arrr, me hearties! Only a day to go before glugging the grog and playing the hornpipe!

Look lively ye landlubbers!

Heloo mr spawwor

When you're using it on i'Internet though, you have to use i' because of the actions of someone in a notable tally count thingy ages ago.

i'Peace out.

froots wrote:
> Blank wrote:
> You've got it all wrong Saggy. You use "t'" when there's
> actually a word there that's shortened. Like "put it on't'
> table" etc. I know these things.
>
> No no no, if you're from Yorkshire, you can put 't' at the beginning
> of any word and get away with it quite easily.
> Now Saggy's probably not from Yorkshire, but I am, so what I say
> goes.
>
> Yorkshire - the best damn county in the whole of England.


Too bad everyone else thinks it sucks.