Swearing like a pirate Pirates don't swear much, instead their language is more creative. For example instead of saying “you smell like s***!” you could say “ayy me matey, ye look like ye a bin swimmin in the sewers.”
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Read More »International speak like a pirate day is on September 19th and it’s a perfect excuse to speak like a pirate for the day and have some jolly old fun. If you are wishing to channel your inner pirate and learn the lingo then this article may be able to assist you. You may be wondering why people wish to speak like a pirate. Well to be honest it is simple, the fact is it is so much fun and sometimes sexy; look no further than Captain Jack Sparrow. Also, if you are planning on a vacation to Puerto Vallarta, then you will want to join the pirates on the Marigalante pirate ship for a once in a lifetime boat tour.
C♯ Minor Harder to Breathe is written in the key of C♯ Minor.
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The skin, the largest sense organ of the body, is the interface between the organism and its environment. It must ensure that the organism is able to perceive all environmental changes, both pleasurable ones and those that threaten its existence. Thctile receptors are spread over the roughly two square meters of the body surface, whereas all of the other major sensory organs are crowded into the head. Cutaneous nerves contain sensory and sympathetic (autonomic) nerve fibers. The sympathetic motor fibers, mixed with the sensory fibers in the dermis, eventually send branches to the sweat glands, blood vessels, and arrectores pilorum muscles. The sensory fibers and their specialized corpuscular end organs are receptors for touch, pain, temperature, itch, and physical and chemical stimuli. A large portion of the human sensory cortex receives sensory messages from the skin of the face and the hands, areas that are especially well supplied with receptor organs.
The theremin (/ˈθɛrəmɪn/; originally known as the ætherphone/etherphone, thereminophone or termenvox/thereminvox) is an electronic musical...
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