Pirates

True - Simon is a proponent of music education for children

LIKE PURE EVIL...AND RUM...ALSO DIRTY HOOKERS.WITH A PINCH OF PARROT

One who downloads and distributes copyrighted media (i.e. sharing music).

The hull was launched on May 31, 1911. Maiden voyage on April 10, 1912. Struck the iceberg and starting sinking on April 14, 1912 just before midnight and sank at 2:20 a.m. on April 15, 1912. The site of the wreck was discovered on Sept. 1, 1985.

Pirates usually drink Port and beer.

Assuming you mean the pirate, he was English. It's not known exactly where he was born, but Bristol, England is a reasonable guess.

the pirates demonstrated that they needed a strong navy

=The Barbary pirates were from North Africa.=

a pirate

I think you mean 'commandeer', which is 'to arbitrarily seize private property for military use'.

You have to get garlic.

Harry Morgan, Col. Potter of M*A*S*H fame, by all reports is still alive at age 94. To be any more certain, you would have to ask him.

Harry Morgan originally performed with the name Henry Morgan, but changed his stage name early on to avoid confusion with another actor of the same name and general age.

privateer

He blocked the port at Tripoli with the help of King Francis of the Two Sicilies. He sent a fleet under the command of Commodore Edward Preble.

Stealing brought the pirates emotion, adventure, and it was the easiest way to survive. Gold, silver, precious stones were exciting to them.

Lieutenant Stephen Decatur

When we think of pirates, we think of Long John Silver. Piracy (the verb) has been around for thousands of years. Vikings did it too. Around 1800 the US Navy took the lead at stopping piracy on the high seas, so other than a few crooks, all that is left is the lore.

Probably one day younger than the oldest ship. Think about it. Theives are older than hookers.

There were already pirates in Antiquity.

Piracy was obiquitous in the Mediterranean in that era - and from long before to long after it. The sea was always replete with slow-moving vessels, loaded to the gills with valuable cargo and Rome was not in the habit of systematically policing the Mediterranean. Pirates moreover had a wide choice of hard-to-discover coastal inlets where they could hide and from where they could trade the loot.

Even official Roman vessels themselves were not safe: the first century BC saw the ship carrying Julius Caesar be taken by pirates and Julius Caesar could only free himself by paying a hefty ransom amount. Only in this case, he carried out the threat he made during his captivity, that he would return and have every single pirate killed. But in most cases the pirates got away with what they did, which of course served as an encouragement to others.

It's a traditional pirates' song familiar to all North American children.

the Meditarranean, the north Atlantic as far as Iceland and the Atlantic coast of Africa

A 'chef' on a pirate ship was usually not very well qualified. Often they were retired sailors, due to injury and cooked what ever they could with their little skill and materials. They had no really official name other than the 'cook' and as for being the head of cooks, there was normally only one or two.

A legal privateer ship or explorer's ships, mightve had a more official chef.

The abandoned pirate ship is found on route 108; east from dewford and northwest from staleport. When surfing stay towards the top of the sea and u will eventually see it. Hope this helped. The abandoned pirate ship is found on route 108; east from dewford and northwest from staleport. When surfing stay towards the top of the sea and u will eventually see it. Hope this helped.
East of Dewford Town, on Route 108

Yes but i am not sure how they did it

by one of the palm trees reading a book

Jean Laffite was in fact a privateer and not a pirate a privateer was allowed to do it a pirate did it for fun and jean Laffite didn't do it for fun he was paid to do it by Spain!