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sovay ([personal profile] sovay) wrote2005-06-29 01:06 am

Anticlimax

No translations today. Decipher another papyrus, though, and we're in business. Till then, a silly quiz. [livejournal.com profile] kraada, I hope you appreciate this.

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Fifteen men on a dead man's chest!
Cutlass or pistol?
What is the name of your pirate ship?
Where is your secret pirate base?
What kind of loot do you prefer?
What do you and your crew prefer to be called?
Parrot or monkey?
Argh!
Your capable first matekraada
Your bumbling cabin boy with a heart of goldmuchabstracted
The aloof, yet honorable, pirate with a mysterious pastyuki_onna
Is always the first one into the fraystrange_selkie
Is the naval officer who ruthlessly pursues your shiptruepenny
Is the comical pirate who is always drunk on grogspectre_general
Is currently in Davy Jones's lockerobafugakum
The amount of money you make as a pirate$13,025
This Fun Quiz created by Lynn at BlogQuiz.Net


(Cut for a second silly quiz and total, total incomprehension.)

Your Slanguage Profile

Aussie Slang: 100%
New England Slang: 75%
Prison Slang: 75%
Victorian Slang: 75%
British Slang: 50%
Canadian Slang: 25%
Southern Slang: 25%



How on God's green earth did I score one hundred percent Australian slang? I have never been to Australia in my life! I haven't even seen Crocodile Dundee, which I fear may be the primary American exposure to Australian culture . . . I did see Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, but that was in high school. I am bewildered. And I don't even know how to say that in Australian slang.

[identity profile] kraada.livejournal.com 2005-06-29 08:13 pm (UTC)(link)
I played with a nice wooden one in middle and high school . . .

On the plus side I could make it start to come back to me.

On the minus side I had to throw it really hard in order to do so. This meant when I did throw it and it didn't come back, I'd have to walk really far to go pick it up . . . but I did nearly take off my brother's head with it once . . .