[Constitution Day]

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The lost island of the pirates
The Turtle has inspired famous book passages like 'the island of piratas'
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Island Turtle, now looked for by cash miltares of United Nations, is the name of a tie earth to histories of pirates. Located to the north of Haiti, in the Antilles, with a surface of 180 kilometers square, their 27,000 inhabitants live on the fishing, the commerce and of the tourism fed by histories of filibusteros.

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Glad I could clear that up.

[cwiz24]

Thank you. It's all crystal clear now.

[Tax-chick]

That was a big help. I thought you were going to issue those new universal-translator beebers to everyone.

[BlueLancer]

Aaargghh, matey ...

Did you have a Happy "Talk Like A Pirate Day" on the 19th?

I went to a wedding, but the pegleg and hook on my left hand kept getting me strange looks ...

Not to mention my $#&#^!! parrot kept yelling "Pieces of eight ... pieces of eight ... aawwkk ..." during the ceremony.

[Lunatic Fringe]

histories of filibusteros

Tom Daschle's winter residence?

[AnnaZ]

Here (you nut), translated by a human:

Isla Tortuga, currently being looked for by UN personnel, is the name of an island made famous in pirate lore. Situated north of Haiti in the Antilles, with an area of 180 sq. km., its inhabitants live off of fishing, business, and a tourism industry fed by its local legends.

 

Thank you. Thank you very much. </bowing>

 

 

 

BTW... the idea that they are searching for an entire island is freakin' lunacy, and a staggering tragedy if it is, in fact, actually really completely gone.