Captain Jack Sparrow's Wench

    What We Learn From Pirates of the Caribbean

    Wednesday, June 20, 2007, 11:56 PM [General]

    * He who sleeps with pigs will rise with odor.
    * Don't take other people's treasure, even if they're dead.
    * Pirates are not all bad.
    * Rum is very handy for starting large fires.
    * Increasing one's vocabulary is a good thing.
    * When bargaining, be sure the terms are very clear.
    * Monkeys can be cursed.
    * Be very careful when telling people a fake name.
    * The closet is probably not the best hiding place.
    * Sometimes people deserved to be slapped.
    * Not all treasure is silver and gold.
    * A good decision can be a wrong decision if made for the wrong reasons.
    * Dogs are useless for prison escapes.
    * Know when to break the rules. Sometimes "codes" are merely guidelines!
    * Some people are as vacant as a hotel run by Norman Bates.
    * Try not to fall behind. People will leave you.
    * On occasion, the booze must be sacrificed for the greater good.
    * Avoid picking up hats that are floating in the ocean.
    * Some people are entirely too caught up with their titles.
    * Deals made in desperation can only end badly.
    * To avoid misunderstandings, use first names when doling out assignments.
    * A flogging from someone who loves you might spare you from a worse flogging from someone who doesn't.
    * There comes a time when one must take responsibility for one's mistakes
    * Sometimes it's not about winning or losing.
    * Be very suspicious when someone suggests that you settle their debts.
    * Why fight when you can negotiate?
    * Sea monsters have a remarkably predictable attack plan.
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    I watched "Dead Man's Chest" again last night ... even us Wizards enjoy a good Pirate movie! =D

    Alkatar the Green Wi...
    June 21, 2007
    01:31 PM CST

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