Pirates are the new awesome?
so, we all got tickets to see pirates of the caribbean last night, crossing our fingers that even though we were not hardcore enough to make it to the midnight showing, that making it on opening day was still going to afford the possibility of seeing lots of people in pirate garb.
the pirate scarf worn cowboy style replaced the traditional eyepatch of the first screening. eyepatches were so 2003.
we brought our friends jordan and paul,
liz jeremy and emily
and juliann, lindsay, kathryn, derek and spencer.
We came early and stood in line for an hour so that we could all sit toghether in the theatre. It was a great time to watch pirates in their natural habitat, doing patentedly pirate things. like dance dance revolution.
betsy got the nerve up to ask the busty pirate and the guy that brings his own mug to the movies if she could take a picture of them
when they didn't bite or try to cut her with a sword, betsy decided to get in the photo with them.
i showed them that i had brought a skull and crossbones pirate scarf, so they let me get in a shot too. i think they liked us so much that they almost wanted to invite us to be a part of their official SF pirate guild.
Betsy smuggled in cookie treats for everyone in our group.
Here we are looking a little smug, because little did everyone know, the cookies were made with half white and half whole-wheat flour!
You don't even know how healthy that tasty morsel is, Jordan!
i think i might have been one of the only ones in the group that really liked this movie. that's it. you guys are all out of the pirate club.
the pirate scarf worn cowboy style replaced the traditional eyepatch of the first screening. eyepatches were so 2003.
we brought our friends jordan and paul,
liz jeremy and emily
and juliann, lindsay, kathryn, derek and spencer.
We came early and stood in line for an hour so that we could all sit toghether in the theatre. It was a great time to watch pirates in their natural habitat, doing patentedly pirate things. like dance dance revolution.
betsy got the nerve up to ask the busty pirate and the guy that brings his own mug to the movies if she could take a picture of them
when they didn't bite or try to cut her with a sword, betsy decided to get in the photo with them.
i showed them that i had brought a skull and crossbones pirate scarf, so they let me get in a shot too. i think they liked us so much that they almost wanted to invite us to be a part of their official SF pirate guild.
Betsy smuggled in cookie treats for everyone in our group.
Here we are looking a little smug, because little did everyone know, the cookies were made with half white and half whole-wheat flour!
You don't even know how healthy that tasty morsel is, Jordan!
i think i might have been one of the only ones in the group that really liked this movie. that's it. you guys are all out of the pirate club.
5 Comments:
At 5:10 PM, Betsy said…
OMG it's the Russian talker right behind us in the cookie picture!!!! Oh please go away!!!!!
At 8:29 PM, Anonymous said…
And what's wrong with Russian talkers, Bets?
At 12:08 AM, jordan said…
That movie was dumb dumb dumb.
At 1:02 AM, Betsy said…
Look Jen, I love the Russians. And just in case you were wondering I still remember the three Russian sentences you taught me all those years ago:
1) My name is Betsy.
2) I love you.
3) I need work.
Oh I promise you'd have hated movie talker Russian lady so much!
At 8:34 AM, Damian said…
I heard that movie has a lot of graphic swashbuckling.
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