How to host a Pirate Themed event

[+DragonsWest]

Clearly this was meant for others and was accidentally cc'd to me as well.

 

I've held a few this year already, even if the Somewhere East of Java series is loosely based on the theme. Trying to figure out what to do with Sept 19th this year as it falls on a Tuesday. May just yo-ho-ho it anyways, there's always a scupper in need o' have a skalaway thrown in to it.

 

ox)P-)

[+Sherminator18]

Clearly this was meant for others and was accidentally cc'd to me as well.

 

I've held a few this year already, even if the Somewhere East of Java series is loosely based on the theme. Trying to figure out what to do with Sept 19th this year as it falls on a Tuesday. May just yo-ho-ho it anyways, there's always a scupper in need o' have a skalaway thrown in to it.

 

ox)P-)

I don't think this was accidentally cc'd to you. Geocaching.com's summer promotion has a pirate theme, so they sent this email to everyone.

[+DragonsWest]

Clearly this was meant for others and was accidentally cc'd to me as well.

 

I've held a few this year already, even if the Somewhere East of Java series is loosely based on the theme. Trying to figure out what to do with Sept 19th this year as it falls on a Tuesday. May just yo-ho-ho it anyways, there's always a scupper in need o' have a skalaway thrown in to it.

 

ox)P-)

I don't think this was accidentally cc'd to you. Geocaching.com's summer promotion has a pirate theme, so they sent this email to everyone.

 

Promoting piracy? Wonder if there's a Dizzney tie-in. Pirates of the wossname sorta thing.

 

I see a lot of these Mary Kerry or something events popping up and these Pirates Life promotions. My pirate thing will be in high gear in Septembarrr.

[+geodarts]

 

I've held a few this year already, even if the Somewhere East of Java series is loosely based on the theme. Trying to figure out what to do with Sept 19th this year as it falls on a Tuesday. May just yo-ho-ho it anyways, there's always a scupper in need o' have a skalaway thrown in to it.

 

ox)P-)

 

I think September is the best time for pirates. I have been thinking about having a pirate event on the water - taking the kayak out near to where I have a pirate themed cache, hoisting the Jolly Roger, and seeing if anyone else makes it that way. The tides look favorable for the 17th - it might be close enough to give people practice in pirate talk. Maybe.

[+hzoi]

Ah, yes. Talk like a Pirate Day. I remember when that was funny.

[+Isonzo Karst]

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[+NYPaddleCacher]

Clearly this was meant for others and was accidentally cc'd to me as well.

 

I've held a few this year already, even if the Somewhere East of Java series is loosely based on the theme. Trying to figure out what to do with Sept 19th this year as it falls on a Tuesday. May just yo-ho-ho it anyways, there's always a scupper in need o' have a skalaway thrown in to it.

 

ox)P-)

I don't think this was accidentally cc'd to you. Geocaching.com's summer promotion has a pirate theme, so they sent this email to everyone.

 

Promoting piracy? Wonder if there's a Dizzney tie-in. Pirates of the wossname sorta thing.

 

I see a lot of these Mary Kerry or something events popping up and these Pirates Life promotions. My pirate thing will be in high gear in Septembarrr.

 

I know that for me, when think of Pirates, the first country I think of is Canada.

 

I saw an event posted the other day called "CanoeDa" . It's an on water event for the Canada Souvenir promotion that recognizes the Canoe as something one associates with Canada. Did you know that in the UK, what we in the US call a sea kayak they call a canoe and what we call a canoe is called a Canadian Canoe. Whitewater kayaks are still called kayaks.

 

 

[+hzoi]

Did you know that in the UK, what we in the US call a sea kayak they call a canoe and what we call a canoe is called a Canadian Canoe. Whitewater kayaks are still called kayaks.

They think "biscuits" are cookies. Lord only knows what they think actual biscuits are.

 

 

(Go Biscuits! Still my favorite minor league team.)

[+redsox_mark]

Did you know that in the UK, what we in the US call a sea kayak they call a canoe and what we call a canoe is called a Canadian Canoe. Whitewater kayaks are still called kayaks.

They think "biscuits" are cookies. Lord only knows what they think actual biscuits are.

 

(Go Biscuits! Still my favorite minor league team.)

 

Getting off topic here.. but the closest are scones. Scones are generally sweet, but there do exist "savory scones".

[+colleda]

Did you know that in the UK, what we in the US call a sea kayak they call a canoe and what we call a canoe is called a Canadian Canoe. Whitewater kayaks are still called kayaks.

They think "biscuits" are cookies. Lord only knows what they think actual biscuits are.

 

(Go Biscuits! Still my favorite minor league team.)

 

Getting off topic here.. but the closest are scones. Scones are generally sweet, but there do exist "savory scones".

Just returned from the US and I saw bicuits at breakfast and they looked like scones.

We have a Canadian canoe and had some rels visiting from Canada who said they call them Indian canoes. To me, canoes are paddled with a single blade paddle and kayaks use a two bladed paddle.

[+NYPaddleCacher]

Did you know that in the UK, what we in the US call a sea kayak they call a canoe and what we call a canoe is called a Canadian Canoe. Whitewater kayaks are still called kayaks.

They think "biscuits" are cookies. Lord only knows what they think actual biscuits are.

 

(Go Biscuits! Still my favorite minor league team.)

 

Getting off topic here.. but the closest are scones. Scones are generally sweet, but there do exist "savory scones".

Just returned from the US and I saw bicuits at breakfast and they looked like scones.

We have a Canadian canoe and had some rels visiting from Canada who said they call them Indian canoes. To me, canoes are paddled with a single blade paddle and kayaks use a two bladed paddle.

 

For the most part that's true. However, in some places the use of a single person light weight canoe are common and are typically paddled with a two bladed paddle.