I'll drink with U for that.Originally Posted by Tordenskjold
I'll drink with U for that.
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And I dear shipmate.
Bligh.
Good one, Morten. Don't mind if I do...
The Indian Ocean has inspired some ales but not as many.
A bit of fun today.
Rob.
Lunch time
...put him in the brig until he's sober...
The Dogfish appears to be a very thirsty fish:
Here is a fun one?
One for Malcolm Reynolds:
I suppose that I must approve of this:
Another fun one:
Here is one for the first decently warm and sunny day we have hit so far this year.
A heady 15 degrees on the Trader's car park this afternoon.
Rob.
Here's to Fair Winds.
Fair winds for
Rob.
I have "High winds":
Morten
...put him in the brig until he's sober...
Well Morten, change your diet!I have "High winds":
Morten
it would certainly...But, this one (i used it before):
...gives you instant scurvy. It smells of tar. Looks like tar and tastes of tar. It is the last kind of "skibsøl" (ship´s beer) exist in Denmark.
Here are some other not brewed anymore:
Cheers mates
...put him in the brig until he's sober...
YUK! - sounds delightful!
Maybe that is why British sailors were called Jack Tar's, and not due to the tarring of the spars?
Nothing Jolly about the sound of that one Richard.
Rob.
Something to make the most of your freshening wind Morten.
Rob.
Of course, if it grows too fresh it may become a gale.
Or even
Leading to
Rob.
Last edited by Bligh; 03-15-2016 at 02:29.
Of course, after the storm, a return to...
and then...
Time for a...
Better, huh?
Aaaah...calm and quiet. it looks nice
I stay here in the cabin a few days. reading and drinking beer:
...put him in the brig until he's sober...
I suppose that I should not have missed your first one, Rob.
If the wind falls even more, we may be becalmed.
In that case you may need your
in case you get a sudden need for a
Rob.
Hmm, if there is a surge, there may be another storm coming...or it could just be a strong...
Whilst at anchor, in more modern times we might send down a diver to inspect for hull damage.
I prefer the easy option Dave.Whilst at anchor, in more modern times we might send down a diver to inspect for hull damage.
Rob.
this one is inevitable:
Morten
...put him in the brig until he's sober...
Inspecting the hull one is bound to find some barnacles.
And maybe even the odd Mermaid or three.
Or even the odd
Bligh.
For today I have another pint from the Scuttlebutt stable.
This for our more free thinking brethren.
Rob.
It appears that seahorses like ale
and wine apparently
but I do not fancy drinking this:
Gentlemen. Seahorse's and mermaids? beautiful fairy tail but I prefer the surface:
Morten
...put him in the brig until he's sober...
How about the Pole Star, for night navigation?
Yes, we will allow you a little latitude with that one!
In that case we need to add.
Rob.
And for you young Navigating Officers maybe even a
Rob.
My fellow Captains
Pleace, drinks today for your brother ...eppp, who ends today 35 springs ...eeeepp.
Salutes to all
Last edited by KDz; 03-20-2016 at 13:40.
In that case Kamil I will raise a glass of
Bligh.
congratulations my Polish Seamate
Morten
...put him in the brig until he's sober...
Thank UIn that case Kamil I will raise a glass of
Bligh.
Tenx my frind :)congratulations my Polish Seamate
Morten
Happy birthday!!
Tenx Jonas, cheers
Wszystkiego najlepszego, mój przyjaciel
Happy Birthday, Kamil!
How about a Voyage?
Tenx RichardWszystkiego najlepszego, mój przyjaciel
Thank U David, cheers
Last edited by KDz; 03-21-2016 at 04:30.
I therefore break the rules and introduce a drink of my favour although I retain the nautical flavour.
The drinks are on me.
Bligh.
Congratulations Rob!
I will gladly join you in the celebrations!
Happy Birthday Rob!
It's an honor, Rob
Happy Birthday
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