Pirate's Curse

A phenomenon that occurs amongst those who pirate video games. Essentially once someone has a large library of pirated video games, they suddenly lose the urge to play anything from it or lose interest in games all together.

One can theorize that once something that is normally obtained via monetary means is stolen (especially in large quantities), it may lose its value to the person who initially stole it.

"Hay bro what's up, you look kind of down today?"
"I spent all night downloading 20TB of old retro games, and out of all of them none of which I have no desire to play."

"First, I think you got the pirate's curse. Second, why did you spend the entire night downloading games?"

by DarinNWolf September 6, 2020

Pirate's Privates

An expression meaning "the best"

"Dude, did you see that episode of Naruto the other day?"
"DUDE! That episode was the pirate's privates!"

by Siggi Stardust June 23, 2009

pirate's eye

shitting in a girls eye

i wanted to take a shit but i had to keep fucking her so i gave her the pirate's eye last night.

by nikemane December 26, 2008

Pirate's Stew

A delicious brew, made of the finest Captain Crunch cereal mixed with a tantalizing twist of Captain Morgan Rum.

Pirate's Stew - It's gag-inducing delicious!

by El Beano December 12, 2010

Pirate's privates

Meaning something is 'the best', like the 'bees knees'

Created by;
Yakushi--Kabuto @ deviantART.com

"Dude, did you see that episode of Naruto the other day?"
"DUDE! That episode was the pirate's privates!"

-> Example by Yakushi--Kabuto @ deviantART.com

by dA addict June 23, 2009

Pirate's Madalion

A phrase that means "Duh you stupid idiot"-originated from the Pirates of the Carribean

Person 1: Are you drinking tonight?
Person 2: Pirate's Madalion

by Stuart Street Sluts April 28, 2005

pirate's lunchbox

This can also be used to denote a lunch that is completely stolen, generally for school aged children. When someone takes various items from other's lunches to compose their own lunch, their lunch is then referred to as a pirate's lunch. Pirate's lunchbox can also be used.

James goes around the back of the classroom during recess stealing other childrens food. When they get to lunch, some children might notice that they are missing items, and that James is now in possession of them. They might refer to his lunch as a Pirate's lunchbox.

by Timothy Eastman May 13, 2005