Pirates!
The post about Defoe's book has got me thinking. I think that we should all take on Pirate names in this style. One real name (e.g. Black Bellamy) and one descriptive name (e.g. The Pirate with a Scarf).
For me, I'm going with Snake B. Malcoeur, The Pirate with a Keen Interest in Severe Weather.
So, let's hear 'em!
For me, I'm going with Snake B. Malcoeur, The Pirate with a Keen Interest in Severe Weather.
So, let's hear 'em!
posted by Kristine at 5:12 PM
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For those of you who can't decide, here are a few Pirate Name Generators:
http://gangstaname.com/pirate_name.php
http://www.fidius.org/quiz/pirate/
http://www.mess.be/pirate-names-male.php
http://www.mess.be/pirate-names-female.php
I be Iron Jack Sandoval, The Pirate who Cooks with lotsa Hot Peppers.
'Tis the best way to toughen up a crew. Starin' down a row of Royal Navy 9-pounders is nothin' after ye spent a month eat'n an crap'n fire!
AAAAARRRRR!!!
Hey! Thanks for the links, NH! I got a good one: Dirty Anne Flint. But I have to stick with Snake B. Malcoeur. It just suits me.
Behold Lucy Harold, The Pirate with the Pegleg of Fury!
With my trusty crew aboard the sloop Lucy Lingers, we sail for plunder and fame.
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OH! Good one, Lucy! I forgot to name my ship, too. Mine will be The Hurricane, thankyouverymuch.
Oh! Oh! I didn't name my ship either!
I, Iron Jack Sandoval, hereby dubs me ship the Hellfire!
And the Hellfire be a 60 gun, three masted Frigate. Plundered from the Royal Navy, she be the finest ship to ever stain the seven seas with Spanish blood!
http://www.njscuba.net/sites/img-wreck/black_ball_packet_orpheus.jpg
Hmm...
We'll I'd ahve to be Cap'n Geoff Blade of the Crimson Rodger. Adventurer and explorer of the seven seas.
Had to go with Geoff insetad of Jeff... keep the spelling correct for the period.
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