Pirate Day
Description:
It was created by John Baur and Mark Summers.
It was they who one day, June 6, 1995, decided as an entertainment event to hold a game, the main characters of which would be pirates.
And it was then that the question arose: “Why not hold Pirates’ Day every year, when people could swear freely with swearing words, carry weapons and bandanas, organize shooting competitions, etc.?”
And since June 6 falls on the anniversary of World War II, it was decided to celebrate Pirate’s Day on the birthday of Mark Summers’ ex-wife, that is, on September 19.
A prerequisite for admission to a pirate gang is knowledge of pirate slang, for example, "damn it," "damn it," etc.
You can join the pirates on the website. http://www.talklikeapirate.com .
Those who are especially interested in pirate bikes, the history of shipwrecks discuss the literature of this direction on Pirate’s Day, listen to pirate motifs, dance, wear inventory with the image of a skull and two crossed bones, and simply have fun with the whole family.