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Guide to Being a PirateJack Sparrow’s

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Pirate Name Generator

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I. Honesty is the best policy for someone else.

II. You can always trust a dishonest man to be dishonest.

III. He who falls behind is left behind.

V. Enemy negotiations should always begin by declaring parley, with no harm done on either side until an accord can be made.

VI. Should the parley fail, run away.

VII. A buried treasure should never stay buried.

VIII. That being said, approach buried treasure with caution.

IX. When others question your rules of decorum, a one-word

X. Wherever a pirate wants to go, a pirate goes.

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left column, then circle a word in the right column. Combine all three from left to right for your pirate name.

Big

Little

Captain

First Mate

Seafarin’

Clever

Sneaky

Shifty

One-Eyed

Pegleg

Barnacle

Shipwreck

Scurvy

Swashbucklin’

Yellow-Bellied

Toothless

Mutinous

The Adventurer

The Fearless

The Brave

The Coward

The Crook

The King

The Marooned

The Treasure Seeker

The Popinjay

The Scalawag

The Sea Dog

The Strong

The Rascal

The Rapscallion

The Freebooter

The Pirate Code

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Use "aye" as often as you plunder.

Add an “arr!” to the end of your sentences with frequency.

When you don’t have an answer to something, squint into the distance.

Call your friends “matey.” Call your enemies “scoundrel,” “scalawag,” “coward,” “crook,” “shark bait,” “son of a biscuit eater,” and many other things they wouldn’t like to be called.

When something catches you by surprise, shout “Shiver me timbers!” (Bonus doubloons if you can actually shiver your timbers while saying this.)

How to Talk Like a Pirate

Your noggin requires a covering of a tricorn hat, bandana, or both. (Note: Bandanas should never be worn centered on the head.)

Fasten your sword tightly to your belt to keep it safe in treacherous waters.

There’s no such thing as too many sashes. But never call them sashes. If you’re not in need of an eyepatch, ya lucky rascal, then make

your ship.

Pirate Fashion Tips

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Fold page 1 and 6  Fold page 3 and 4 

1.  Print out all pages and cut them out.2.  Place the cover, illustration side down, on a flat working surface.  Spread wrinkle-free glue over the entire back of the cover.  Now,     place pages 1 and 6 (with the illustration side up) directly on top of the glue so that the edges line up.  Smooth out any wrinkles.

3.  Place pages 2 and 5 (with illustration side down) and cover the back with glue. Place pages 3 and 4 (with illustration side up)      directly on top of the glued surface, lining up the edges and smoothing out the wrinkles.

4.  After the glue has dried, fold all pages in half.  Place pages 3 and 4 inside 1 and 6 to complete your book.  Staple the spine of the      book to hold it all together.

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