Hi guys & gals, I am starting up a new ranger guide unit in East Sussex and really need a good name for the group! Our chosen theme is 'Pirates' (The other leaders and I will get pirate names also - but the girls pick them for us) I've just had a meeting and we still can't think of a name!!! We've thought of the following: Smugglers Buccaneers Really that's all we could think of! Anyone got any pirate names or words that we could use for our group name??? (The girls are aged between 14-25 so we can't have anything to rude or the parents won't like it) Please can anyone help???
The Long Tom's, or the Scurvy Swabs perhaps? Welcome to the UK Forum by the way, hope you have fun posting in our friendly little community
privateers freebooters ,society of pirates, rovers, bucaniers, water rats, corsair, Brethren of the Coast famous places tortuga, maracaibo, madagascar, port royal famous people captain teach blackbeard captain kidd henry morgan swashbuckler someone who made a loud noise by striking his sword against his shield or butler it come from the 16th
I would think its quite possible to do as there are still pirates, in fact there are more pirates now than there have been in years because merchant ships are unarmed these days sadly. and lots of places that pirates hang out dont have the same standard of policing that they did in the colonial period . so yes you can be a pirates wenchlet and a fine one Im sure you would make there were lots of women pirates the most famous european women pirates were most likely anne bonny and mary read , but you had lots of female chinese pirates
Yaaaaaaaay, I love playing pirates... Smee is my all time favourite piratey name! Bosun Grog Rum Arrrrrrrgh!!! Scrub/Swab the Decks Port Starboard Shiver me Timbers Arrrr Matey Swagger Loot etc etc etc
Generate your Pirate name here Mine be 'Pear-Shaped Radley' ? or 'Plunderin' Billy' at this link:http://www.stupidstuff.org/main/piratename.htm Yaarr :X
Moanin' Fritz Smithe reportin' for duty, cap'n Last year international talk like a pirate day ( http://www.yarr.org.uk ) fell on the same day as a lecture I was giving on John Donne the 17th Century poet ... I proceeded to read all the poems as a pirate
