Ahoy matey! Set sail on a hilarious adventure with our treasure trove of pirate jokes and puns! From swashbuckling humor to bootyful one-liners, this blog post is a barrel of laughs that will shiver your timbers. Join the crew and navigate through a sea of laughter with our arrr-mazing selection of pirate puns. Get ready to hoist the anchor of humor and plunder a bounty of laughs on the high seas!

Woohoo, Marine is back with another amazing scene card! Today she shares a Give It a Whirl interactive slimline card featuring pirates, a treasure map and of course a treasure! You can watch the video tutorial below or click HERE to watch at our YouTube channel. Thank you so much for watching! Marine added herRead more

The Kokernag Botanical Gardens left me stunned with their beauty. Be sure to put this little piece of Paradise on your itinerary if you visit Kashmir.

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Ahoy, matey!  The Reefer was an easy-fitting jacket that was thick enough to protect its wearer from ocean breezes and still allow him the range of motion necessary to do his job. Always double-breasted and often coloured navy blue, the Reefer started life as almost a nautical uniform jacket but passed into fashionable circles by the 1870s. Brass buttons and gold braid were quite common even on the Reefers worn by lubbers. For that nautical look, get our pattern (based on an original tailor's draft from the period) for a double-breasted reefer or pea coat from the 1870s through 1900! Fits chests 38" to 54". All sizes in one envelope.  Also included are assembly instructions, embellishment suggestions, and the extensive historical notes you've come to expect from Reconstructing History. Suggested Fabrics: wool; linen or cotton for lining; heavy linen or canvas for interlining Notions: thread; 6 to 8 buttons for front, 6 smaller buttons for sleeve decoration; buckram; wool felt or padding for collar; buttonhole floss Yardage Requirements: Jacket 4 yds 60” or 5 yds 45” wide; lining 5 yds 45” wide; interlining 2 yds 45” wide

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Discover fun things to do with your class on September 19th, International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Open Presentation – Ahoy Matey! Activities, Apps, & Resources for International Pirate Day […]

On my walking tour of Bhaktapur, Nepal’s cultural city, I followed the red brick road to find myself stepping into a land that Time had forgotten.

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My kitty, Spice Girl, sailing the 'dangerous seas' in my grandsons homemade pirate ship!

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Ahoy there, matey! Welcome aboard the ship of financial knowledge. Today, we'll be setting sail to demystify an important and often puzzling concept in

Points of Sail and the Compass Rose

There's a spirit that guides me, a light that shines for me My life is worth the livin', I don't need to see the end Sweet, sweet surrender, live, live without care Like a fish in the water, like…

Arrrrggghhhhh... (that be welcome in pirate-speak) Pirate by Eric Wieringa www.fineartamerican.com Aye, it be true. This day be a PIRATE day! There once was a pirate named Jack, Who wore a tattoo on his back, He absolutely loved to fight, Believe it or not - in the night! That funny old pirate named Jack. by Michelle http://www.rochedalss.eq.edu.au/pirates/pirate5.htm NOTE: All poems and limericks are best when read aloud!!! !!!! pdf file "Ahoy Pirate" www.revidevi.etsy.com Arrr, yes! I be talkin' swashbucklin', dashin', privateerin', plunderin', thievin', rum-drinkin', gold packin', salt water soaked PIRATES!!! Errol Flynn paper doll with Captain Blood (1935) movie costume by Tom Tierney 'Pirate Ship' by B.Bruschi www.ajilbab.com There was a funny crew of two, that needed just another few, They went out to sea, chose a pirate named Lee, and now they have a proper pirate crew! adapted from Kirsty http://www.rochedalss.eq.edu.au/pirates/pirate5.htm Sign painted on wood. Sorry, no credit. Let me know if you know who did this! pirate jointed puppet by www.PheeMcFaddell.com John Paul Blanchetta.blogspot.com Aaarrrrrggghhh! That there parrot be mighty noisy.... Alas, I found no credit for this wonderful parrot and his pet... www.freakingnews.com "There once was a pirate bird named Pat, Who didn't know why he was so fat. He sang a looong song And got it all wrong! But the pirate still loved that old Pat." by Chris http://www.rochedalss.eq.edu.au/pirates/pirate5.htm pirate-and-parrot blogs.browardpalmbeach.com found on www.bonecasdepapel.blogspot.com She has a plethora of free paper dolls! vintage style tattoo www.ElectricTiger.etsy.com Pete the Pirate Wannabe A Funny Pirate Poem for Kids by --Kenn Nesbitt He's Pete, the pirate wannabe. He'll sail the seas someday. But, first, he needs a little cash to help him on his way. He can't afford a parrot. He can't afford a plank. A peg leg's much too pricey, and a ship would break the bank. He cannot buy an eye patch. He hasn't got a hat. He'll never own a blunderbuss; he's much too broke for that. A dagger's too expensive. He couldn't swing a sword. In fact, there's only one thing he's been able to afford. His shopping list is lengthy, with loads of pirate gear, but all he has are earrings since they're just a buck an ear. AAAARRRRGGGGHHH! Aye, me hearties, 'tis not easy bein' a pirate... 'Cousin Reginald Plays Pirate by Norman Rockwell www.ipaintingsforsale.com 2011 commemorative UK stamp by www.Colin EdwardsPikurpie.etsy.com vintage illustration www.zazzle.com unknown, found on www.funnypictures.net.au O' course, bein' a nabbly pirate has a few perks to it! Aye, these be fine perks indeed! here be some shiny things: 14k gold Atocha shipwreck coin www.AtochaCoinJewelry.etsy.com "Pirate King" by Dan Burr www.dburr.blogspot.com loot found on www.mentalfloss.com here be some pretty things: unknown source Geena Davis in 'Cutthroat Island' unknown source www.hobocampcrafts.etsy.com I be darin' ye to say I can't wear pink!!! and some pretty and shiny things! necklace www.SuzyQsVintageShop.etsy.com necklace www.VivianEstelle.etsy.com Well, me hearties, it be time fer a nice pirate break fer me. See you in the scully soon! Inkspired www.inkspiredmusings.blogspot.com and on Pinterest: K.Kloberdans pirate parrot ship www.freakingnews.com A book recommended by a reader: