Talk:Seafair Pirates

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I am the secretary of the Seattle Seafair Pirates. the content of the article is from our web page http://www.seafairpirates.org and permission is given to Wikipedia to publish this information. The copywrite infrigment is actually an article that belongs to the seafair pirates and is visible on our website here.. http://www.seafairpirates.org/AboutPirates/DEFAULT.HTM

You can see here that we are the originator of the article in question.

Uh Pirates?

This is a charity organization like the Shriners. I don't think it really needs a listing under Pirates. I mean; it's like listing a group of dentists who ride motorcycles on the weekends in a category with the Hells Angels isn't it? Piracy? Maybe due to the image they choose. But Pirates; I think not.

Interesting opinion...but rather "jaded"...!!! You are correct...we "are" a charity group (among other things) and we don't spend a lot of time off the coast of Somalia shooting bazookas at cruise ships...though some of us are Piratically warped enough to find the humor in that... However, we are "internationally" recognized as "Pirates" and most of us are easily recognized as Pirates during our "regular" daily activities... We are professionals who do hundreds of various appearances in a 365 day year... That is...most of us are "Pirates" more often than not... No weekend Pirates (warriors) here Mate...!!!

In Yer Service...

Ancient One

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