A Conversation for Wind force twelve abaft the Beam

The Foredeck

Post 961

shagbark

any Papparazzi sent to photograph Davy Jones Locker without diving gear smiley - evilgrin


The Foredeck

Post 962

Pirate Alexander LeGray

Cor; I got to find a cure to sleepwalking. smiley - cdouble spit out fish.


The Foredeck

Post 963

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

I'm glad I'm a smiley - pirate, then, and not, say, the president of BP.


The Foredeck

Post 964

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

aye, he should be tarred in his own crude oil smiley - grr

smiley - pirate


The Foredeck

Post 965

shagbark

You should see the ship's doc about that sleepwalking. She will give you a smiley - bluelight to wear when sleeping so we can track you.


The Foredeck

Post 966

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

A growing number of people would agree with you, Pierce.


The Foredeck

Post 967

Pirate Alexander LeGray

I don't think it's British you know. Scottish Power isn't Scottish, so I bet BP isn't British.

They are a naughty lot, wouldn't have a thing to do with them. smiley - pirate


The Foredeck

Post 968

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

In the Gulf of Mexico, there's a current that winds north along the coast of the Yucatan, then crosses the Gulf to the southern tip of Florida, and becomes the Gulf Stream. That current has started picking up the oil from the BP spill. This means that the oil will brush the coast of Florida and the bahamas, then go up along the coast of the carolinas, across the Atlantic to Iceland and Great Britain, dragging the oil with it. The oil will be diluted by the time it reaches BP's home country, but they richly deserve it when it gets to them. smiley - whistle


The Foredeck

Post 969

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

In the above post, I don't mean that Britain deserves the oil, just the company that screwed up. Alas, innocent pqarties will suffer along the way..smiley - sadface


The Foredeck

Post 970

Pirate Alexander LeGray

BP Amoco isn't like British, I don't want it and it has been named twice at least as in the worst ten companies for pollution and nefarious practices.

They have $200 billion stashed away so why don't you just take it to pay for a proper clean up, they obviously don't care enough to do the risk assessment but maybe even worse, did it and was extremely greedy.

I used to know a chap in Mexico who lived on the side of a volcano, they was breaking the rules there and nobody knows what they was doing. smiley - yikes


The Foredeck

Post 971

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

smiley - sadface


The Foredeck

Post 972

Pirate Alexander LeGray

Cheer up Paul, Obama will get the BP chappie. You see if he doesn't and he will have to do a Bin Liner disappearing trick to avoid the consequences. smiley - evilgrin


The Foredeck

Post 973

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

[smiley - wizard waves wand]


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Post 974

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

Of course they will catch him. No doubt smiley - ok

Only one question remains:

Will it happen before or after they catch Bin Laden? smiley - whistle

smiley - pirate


The Foredeck

Post 975

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

They might catch a Bin Laden, but that family is so huge that it might be the wrong one.


The Foredeck

Post 976

Pirate Alexander LeGray

smiley - bigeyes I'll catch him smiley - tongueincheeksmiley - pirate and interrogate him with the latest techniques known to Nautical Rascal. I think, maybe, but anyway I got to have more smiley - cakesmiley - cheers


The Foredeck

Post 977

Pirate Alexander LeGray

Caw.


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Post 978

paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant

There's always a good reason for having smiley - cake.


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Post 979

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

Unfortunately there usually are more not to smiley - erm

smiley - pirate


The Foredeck

Post 980

Pirate Alexander LeGray

cor


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