Ye come seekin' adventure and salty old pirates, eh? Sure, ye've come to the proper place. Aye, har be the final post o' Pirate Week. Forty-some years ago, the Disneyland ride Pirates O' The Caribbean opened. Soon after they called on our patron saint, Thurl Ra'enscroft, t' narrate a record tellin' the story o' the attraction. I posted that record on Thurl's birthday this year, and ye may find it har.The flipside o' the record war a bunch o' sea shanties, performed by Thurl, which I done uploaded today. (Ye can see the back co'er o' the disc har.) If ye can only lis'en to one o' these, I heartily suggest "Asleep In The Deep," which be the deepest Thurl has e'er sung. This disc be long out o' print, so the buy link'll send ye to a used copy.
I hope t' do Pirate Week again next year, but until then, mark well my words, mateys: Dead Men Tell No Tales.
...Dead Men Tell No Tales...
2 comments:
Alexa is pleased that the patron saint of She'll Grow Back has made an appearance.
Meanwhile, I'm pleased that you've made two appearances in the comment section this week.
Wait -- are we not using pronouns for some reason?
Mark is pleased that Alexa etc, etc...
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