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Pirates Day

A day when one gets extra drunk off of rum... or some other pirates related drink, Says "Yaaarrrrrr" alot, and watches pirates of the caribean.
"Lets drink some rum and watch pirates of the caribean! ITS PIRATES DAY!"
Pirates Day by Gia Rae August 22, 2006

St. Pirates' Day 

1. Occurs annually on April 6.
2. Requires two steps:
a. Once must start the day off with a plunder (have to steal something, anything no matter how insignificant).
b. after plunder one must get really drunk off of Rum (preferably Captain Morgan's) and sporadically use pirate phrases such as yar, and walk the plank, etc.
On Wednesday April 6, 2005 I celebrated st. Pirates' Day with a handle of Captain Morgan's and by stealing a car.

International Talk Like A Pirate Day 

September 19th is when this occurs. Fun & lots of laughs! Arr, Matey!
Finding out about International Talk Like A Pirate Day was a Wonderful Happy time! This is Real & worldwide.

talk like a pirate day 

International talk like a pirate day is celebrated on sept. 19 every year. its a day when EVERYONE, not just internet people, talk like pirates! its super fun, so try and make it as popular as you can and get you whole office/school doing it!
guy 1: ahoy me matey!it be international talk like a pirate day!
guy 2: oh, really? thats nice.
guy 1: no ye bloomin land lubber! ye be having to talk like a pirate t'day.
guy 2; no, n othats ok id kind of feel rather uncomfo...
guy 1: AAARRR YE SCURVEY DOG! THAT BE IT! WALK THE PLANK FER YER PIRATE HATIN' WAYS!!

Talk Like A Pirate Day 

Proper name: International Talk Like a pirate day
Date: 9/19 or 19/9

it's the day when the whole internet community talk like pirates
"Arrr Happy talk like a pirate day"
Talk Like A Pirate Day by MKfreak September 19, 2006

Type Like a Pirate Day 

'Type Like a Pirate Day' takes place on the 12th of January.
It's the same as 'Talk Like a Pirate Day' except you must type like how a Pirate would speak.
"Arrgh, how ya doing mateys? It's Type Like a Pirate Day!"
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"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."
square grouper by slipsheet November 6, 2004
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trucker's tan 

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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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