How to of the Day: How to Celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day

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How to Celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day Sep 19th 2012, 08:00 International Talk Like a Pirate Day is always celebrated on the 19th of September, whatever year it be, mateys! Ahoy there! Arrrr! It be time to celebrate the spirit of pirates! Edit Steps Put together a suitable pirate costume. Put together a suitable pirate costume. Whether you're a lass, a lad, there's an outfit just right for ye: Make a pirate shirt Be a pirate girl. Be a pirate girl Create a Captain Jack Sparrow pirate costume and don't forget his smoky eyes!. Find suitable accessories. There are a few essentials that "complete" the pirate look. These won't cost too much, especially if sourced from your household supplies or a dollar store. Make an eyepatch. Make an eyepatch. Read wikiHow's article on how to wear a pirate eyepatch. Make a pirate hat from paper, or use a costume one. Copy the design! Carry a pirate flag. Add a pirate hook to the end of one arm. Carry a pirate sword, known as a cutlass. Carry a pirate sword, known as a cutlass. A cardboard or plastic one is perfectly fine (and legal to wear around the streets!). Wear your flashiest jewelry and your loudest, most colorful scarves as "rags". Add a toy stuffed parrot. Perch the toy parrot to your shoulder. If you can't find a suitable stuffed toy bird, make one from papier mache. Assemble a crew. Assemble a crew. A pirate without a crew is bereft indeed! Involve friends and engage in pirate-speak with casual passers-by. The more the aarrrrrr-ier! Encourage work colleagues to join in the spirit if you're working on Talk Like a Pirate Day. Suspend normal clothing rules for those who want to be pirates! Arrr me hearty! Learn to talk like a pirate. Pirate talk is colorful and old-fashioned - put on the manner of a pirate by muttering, and saying things like "Avast, ya scurvy varmints!", "Avast, me hearties!", "All hands hoay!" ("all hands on deck!"), or "Shiver me timbers!". Read talk like a pirate for more details. Do the pirate jig! Enjoy music the pirate way. Sing at the top of your lungs, even if you sound off-key or don't know all the words. Pirates love to sing! To add to the mood, try listening to "piratecore" bands such as Flogging Molly, or pirate metal such as Alestorm. Dance a pirate's jig. Spend the rest of the day being pirate focused. Spend the rest of the day being pirate focused. Wear your costume, talk to your stuffed parrot, wear the eyepatch all day, and keep spicing up the pirate-y goodness of the day with some pirate filled activities: Release the pirate within! Learn how to let out your inner pirate and allow him or her to run about for the day! Make a pirate's treasure map for children. If you've got kids involved in the day's fun, share a treasure-map making hour with them - you'll have as much fun as them! And go on a pirate treasure hunt for a bit of fun! Make up a pirate name. If you're going to be a pirate for a day, make sure to give yourself a great name, from Hawk, Crowe the One-Eyed, Glowering Maggie, to Frank Big-Hearted Stoutbeard. Draw a cartoon pirate. Get out the paper and pen, and impress your friends with a pirate sketch! Throw a pirate party for kids or adults). What better way to celebrate than with a pirate party? Bake a pirate cake or a pirate chocolate biscuit treasure chest cake. Bake a pirate cake or a pirate chocolate biscuit treasure chest cake. Hungry pirates need to be fed good food and a pirate cake (or two) will please many a starvin' pirate. Build a pirate bar. When the sun goes down, the pirate bar can be a place of bawdy rowdiness and glugging, all in your backyard if you're feeling generous enough! Switch your Facebook language to "Pirate". Switch your Facebook language to "Pirate". Log into Facebook, if you're not already. Scroll to the bottom of the home page. Find the language settings. It's in a bar, to the left, next to the copyright information. Select "English (Pirate)." Skewer yer scallywag mateys! If you use Google, switch the language settings to "Pirate" for fun. Edit Video Edit Tips Mark your calendar so you don't forget! Drink rum, pineapple juice, coconut juice, or other suitable piratey beverages. Say "Foofie Emunah" in a pirate voice (with an "arrrrrrr") to your baby sister. Keep in mind that pirates had their own Jargon or slang words and phrases that they used, so try to use some of them in your act. Edit Warnings Pirates don't let pirates drink grog and sail the vast seas! Designate a lubber. Ignore the land-lubbing people who feel a need to give you funny looks. They're missing out on a great time. If you have a job to go to consider being more...subtle about "talk like a pirate day" After all being a pirate isn't exactly a steadily paying job! Edit Things You'll Need Pirate costume and accessories Toy parrot Pirate pals Edit Related wikiHows How to Talk Like a Pirate How to Act Like a Pirate How to Make a Pirate Name How to Release the Pirate Within How to Be a Pirate Girl How to Create Captain Jack Sparrow Pirate Costume How to Become a Pastafarian Article Tools Read on wikiHow Email this Article Edit Discuss Media files: 200px-"The-average-man-will-bristle-if-you-say-his-father-was-dishonest,-but-will-brag-a-little-if-you-say-his-great-grandfather-was-a-pirate-~-Talk-Like-A-Pirate-Day-~-September-19-~.jpg (image/jpeg) 200px-Pirate.jpg (image/jpeg) 200px-Cartoon-Beach-2010.jpg (image/jpeg) 200px-The-Pirate-Solution.jpg (image/jpeg) 200px-Pirate-investing.jpg (image/jpeg) 200px-Yarr!.jpg (image/jpeg) 200px-The-Crew-of-the-Marigalante.jpg (image/jpeg) 200px-Arrr-Me-Hearty.jpg (image/jpeg) 200px-A-Pirates-Jig.jpg (image/jpeg) 200px-Treasure-map.jpg (image/jpeg) 200px-Morgan's-Pirate-Cake.jpg (image/jpeg) 200px-Me-Piratespeak-Facebook-page.jpg (image/jpeg)

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