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Hello from me too! I hope you'll have a laugh with a joke from the pirate archives. I apologize in advance to those who don't appreciate dark humor!:)

Hello from me too!

I hope you'll have a laugh with a joke from the pirate archives. I apologize in advance to those who don't appreciate dark humor!:)

A man encounters a pirate in a bar. They strike up a conversation, and the man asks the pirate how he suffered his various injuries. 'Arrgh, I lost my leg fighting over buried treasure in the tropics. I lost my ear in a barroom fight with another pirate – he bit my ear right off.' The other man points to the pirate's arm and asks, 'How did you get the hook for an arm?' The pirate replies, 'Arrgh, I lost my arm when a winch tore it off in a terrible storm at sea.' 'And how did you lose your eye?' The pirate says, 'Arrgh, I had a terrible itch in my eye.' 'You lost your sight because of an itch?' The pirate explains: 'Aye, it was my first day with the hook.'

To strike up a conversation – to begin a conversation

encounter [in‡kaunt›] I. v 1. to meet by chance/unexpectedly/with, to come across

bury [‡beri] v 1. to bury, to hide

treasure [‡tre›] I. n 1. treasure

barroom [‡ba:†ru:m] n bar

bite [bait] I. v (bit [bit]; bit, bitten [bitn])

to bite off – to bite off

hook [huk] I. n 1. hook

winch [wintš] I. n winch, hoist

to tear off 1) to tear off, to rip

itch [itš] I. n 1. itching; 2. itch(and figuratively)

sight [sait] I. n 1. sight

aye = yes

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