08-13-2015, 10:49 AM
Regrettably didn't get around to much interaction that post, but did at lest speak to and/or acknowledge Klaud, Richtoffen, Jan and Krugman.
Apologies for not getting to that interaction with Grave, Ruby, but Crow IS about to haul ass for cover, so you're welcome to make use of him if you so desire for some interaction.
Also, to prevent confusion, the piratical terms Crow has used thus far:
-- Any references to Davy Jones and his locker are common enough knowledge, I think. Basically means the sea floor, or the underworld/Hell
-- More common knowledge, but "me" is a stand in for "my", "ye" is a stand in for "you"; Crow also uses "meh" for "mine", "yer" for "your", and "fer" for "for"
-- "Aye" literally means "yes", or a general term of agreement; "Aye, aye" is like saying "roger" or "10-4", in the same vein
-- "Lad" means a younger male, and by the same token, "lass" is a younger woman
-- "Scallywag" is a a villainous, mischievous or evil person
-- "Jack Ketch" refers to "to dance with Jack Ketch", aka "to hang" as in execution
-- "Scurvy dog" is an insult, essentially calling someone sick/useless
-- "Haul wind" means what it sounds like; get going, and fast
-- "Smartly" means quickly
-- "Measured fer its chains" means to be measured for a gibbet cage, to be displayed publicly after execution
Some of these may be more obvious than others, but I wanted to avoid any confusion. As new terms (inevitably) come up, I'll try and keep folks advised of what they mean.
Apologies for not getting to that interaction with Grave, Ruby, but Crow IS about to haul ass for cover, so you're welcome to make use of him if you so desire for some interaction.
Also, to prevent confusion, the piratical terms Crow has used thus far:
-- Any references to Davy Jones and his locker are common enough knowledge, I think. Basically means the sea floor, or the underworld/Hell
-- More common knowledge, but "me" is a stand in for "my", "ye" is a stand in for "you"; Crow also uses "meh" for "mine", "yer" for "your", and "fer" for "for"
-- "Aye" literally means "yes", or a general term of agreement; "Aye, aye" is like saying "roger" or "10-4", in the same vein
-- "Lad" means a younger male, and by the same token, "lass" is a younger woman
-- "Scallywag" is a a villainous, mischievous or evil person
-- "Jack Ketch" refers to "to dance with Jack Ketch", aka "to hang" as in execution
-- "Scurvy dog" is an insult, essentially calling someone sick/useless
-- "Haul wind" means what it sounds like; get going, and fast
-- "Smartly" means quickly
-- "Measured fer its chains" means to be measured for a gibbet cage, to be displayed publicly after execution
Some of these may be more obvious than others, but I wanted to avoid any confusion. As new terms (inevitably) come up, I'll try and keep folks advised of what they mean.
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