chance
13-06-2005, 12:53
Bitchin' in the kitchen, sighing on the sofa, berating in the bedroom. Craig can gossip about anyone, anywhere, at anytime, wearing anything.
Rather than discussing pieces of eight and the price of parrots as he sat in the Crow's Nest with fellow pirate Roberto, Craig preferred to bitch about his fellow Shipmates. And his lookout post gave him a perfect vantage point.
"Maxwell can only be a comedian on his own terms," Craig whispered. "He has to be the centre of attention all the time," he said.
Kemal also felt the sting of the fuming First Mate's tongue. "He is so more camp than me," Craig said, "He dresses like a woman 24-hours-a-day."
Craig and Roberto have to man The Crow's Nest and be on the lookout for enemy pirate ships. If the lookouts spy "Land Ahoy" or "Marooner" signs, they must raise the alarm and all Shipmates must dress, arm themselves and go to the decking within five minutes. Failure to spot these signs will incur a fail.
But what pirate would be brave enough to attack the good ship Craig?
Rather than discussing pieces of eight and the price of parrots as he sat in the Crow's Nest with fellow pirate Roberto, Craig preferred to bitch about his fellow Shipmates. And his lookout post gave him a perfect vantage point.
"Maxwell can only be a comedian on his own terms," Craig whispered. "He has to be the centre of attention all the time," he said.
Kemal also felt the sting of the fuming First Mate's tongue. "He is so more camp than me," Craig said, "He dresses like a woman 24-hours-a-day."
Craig and Roberto have to man The Crow's Nest and be on the lookout for enemy pirate ships. If the lookouts spy "Land Ahoy" or "Marooner" signs, they must raise the alarm and all Shipmates must dress, arm themselves and go to the decking within five minutes. Failure to spot these signs will incur a fail.
But what pirate would be brave enough to attack the good ship Craig?