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Interests: I am enjoy a modest range of timesinks: internets, woodwork, drawing, reading, playing banjo , and piracy piracy piracy .
Cooking , Being a Samurai , Piracy , Swashbuckling , Sculpting & Art , Magic . ... I have recently taken up plunder and I am trying out both traditional seafaring as well as air piracy.
Professional piracy . ... - Piracy- Buttsex- Making out- Rolling in dirt- Breaking taboos- Breaking the law- Baking pie crusts- Creating playlists- Drawing (possibly)- Growing
Piracy on the high sea, genetically-engineered robots with lasers for eyes that need old people's medicine for fuel, pie , urban design and living, peak oil , pollution and climate change , and trying to figure out why CBC Radio 3 is only available on satellite radio.
The would I punch you in the face Test
Want to get to know me? Take this test. If you do well, I probably won't have a reason to punch you in the face. We can go from there. ...
The Pirate History Test
Arr-har-har! So ye think ye be knowen' pirates then? May'aps even consider yerself t'be an expert on th' subject er a pirate yerself? Well, this 'ere ... ...
The REAL Pirate Test
We know you're out there... those men and women like Edward Teach and Mary Read who have the strength, will, and utter ruthlessness needed to be real... ...
The Do you know the real MPAA/RIAA Test
Hi! And welcome to my Do you know the real MPAA/RIAA Test. The questions asked will test your knowledge of the MPAA, the RIAA and piracy. ...
Piracy! Yay!
What the fuck is up
with the piracy thing? ... Media
piracy, hell yea. Piracy piracy..... not so much. Piracy is still
very active in the world today, and if you want a rough equivalent,
you can equate it to armed robbery or car theft. Romanticizing
piracy in the modern world is stupid.
DocuBinge (3 of ?): Free Culture and Online Piracy
PIRACY! ... YAR!!! On Piracy: On
Piracy and the Future of the Media (Part 1) (Movies Found Online (1
hour) - Set in Canada, this film investigates, in a remarkably
even-handed manner, the effect of piracy on the music industry and
on radio (traditional and satellite). On Piracy: On Piracy and the
Piracy Down
(IMB) 2006 annual
report on piracy, released on 22 January. In 2006, there were 239
attacks on ships, down from 276 in 2005 and 329 in 2004, according
to statistics compiled by the IMB's Piracy Reporting Centre in
Kuala Lumpur. ... the world's most dangerous piracy hotspot, attacks
there dropped
IMConvo01: Pirates v. Redwoods
Me: What is more of the now than piracy? ... specifically, many films, books, illustrations set in the "Golden
Age of Piracy" (1650's-1720s) depict longer, anachronistic 19-th
century cutlasses.
What kind of trash pirates movies and music?
The anti-piracy technology in
place often interferes with the *legitimate* ... is that such media
removes the limitations of anti-piracy technology, allowing a
person to fully enjoy the media. Often s/he can't do that with a
legally bought version, because the anti-piracy measures get in the
way.
Movies are best enjoyed...
For a couple of decades,
companies have been crying out that piracy is killing gaming. ... Of course, I've no
doubt piracy can hurt in some instances, but I think as a trend,
it's done more for the music and game industries than any studio
Pat on the back for the B.O. administation.
Piracy " any robbery or other violent action, for private ends and
without authorization by public authority, committed on the seas or
in the air outside the normal jurisdiction of any state. Because
piracy has been regarded as an offense against the law of nations*,
the public vessels of any state
Why are so many women into rape fantasies?
Don't those people know that the
reality of piracy was ugly and brutal? Boy, someone must be really
sick to dress up as a pirate on Halloween, right?No--the reality of
nineteenth-century piracy and the make-believe of dressing up as a
pirate are totally different, and have nothing to do with each
Huffington Post: Bush Administration Officials Will Be 'Indicted For War Crimes'
So trying to resist piracy will
cause problems too. ... The independent Somalian news site
WardheerNews found 70 per cent "strongly supported the piracy as a
form of national defence".
