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avast ye scurvy admins, me raiding planks is to be re-named ... nauti_digbicks

many thanks glynnwi
xx
glynn - that's a bit near the knuckle ... its meant to be a pirate name or a pirate ship name, not a saucy postcard one!!

--- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2012-09-16 16:46:32 ---
well, I think that, for this race, I would like to take the name of the french pirate "la_buse". Even if this race does not take place in the good ocean.....
Thanks
"Dominique You" shall be me ship name , and me ship name shall be Dominique You..

many thanks in pirate tongue. as you say some must have been nice people
I would like to get the name of the great Turkish admiral Piri Reis.
Merci. :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piri_Reis
SOL will soon be opening this year's Carib Rum Run and, again, SYC Members will be invited to change their boatnames to something a little more piratical!

The boatname change, applicable only to this race, will be made after you register for the race and does not affect how you log in to SOL!

For information here is last year's list

You don't have to use a name previously used but if you want to do so, then get your preference in quick!!

Name changes will be on a first-come first-served basis here in this thread so start posting your requests now and double-check that no-one else has grabbed the name you want!

All changes will be made as soon as they are noted and after you have registered for the race (once it opens!).
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Pirate Name -- SOL Name

Ann Mills -- maritronco
Captain Scurvy -- sadlersailing
Captain Thunderbolt -- Tyger
Ching Shih -- LaoziSailor
Corsaro Rosso -- Gilles
Curro Caminez -- Pielagos
Dark n Stormy -- newsartist
Dominique You -- glynnwi
Goedecke Michels -- Pocobueno**
Hairy Celeste -- Danny
Jaime_el_barbudo -- GREATSKUA
la_buse -- FR_cirrus**
Mad Sam Flint -- STIngFI
Queen Annes Revenge -- Matoto
Piri Reis -- Equinox
Red Legs -- NZL Scotsman
RUMChaser -- RainbowChaser
Sir Francis Drunkealot -- WetWing
tomorrow_free-Rhum -- hanns


** = yet to register in race/be changed
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--- Last Edited by RainbowChaser at 2012-09-16 20:21:06 ---
my boat is elbetico and I would like the name of my boat was manolito sparrow
Let me be "MagisterWigbold", the same name as last year. Thanks.
I would like to be Queen-Anne's-Revenge.
Arrrh.
Oops I will be Pegleg-Pete
give me " Keel-Haulin' Palgrave Smythe" , thanks RC.
Do it today.

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