In times past there was a band of pirates led by the Lady Barbara Moore. In daylight she appeared to be a noble lady...
Looks can be deceiving...
Looks can be deceiving...
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The Story of Barb Moore
- Thread starter thehangingtree
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I wouldn't count on it doing you any good...
Great to have a Tree story back on the forums again!
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montycrusto
Guest
For she is a Pirate Queen!
(Hurrah! Hurrah for the Pirate Queen!)
And it is the life on which she is keen,
To be a Pirate Queen!
(Hurrah! Her Little is tight and her blade is keen,
She is a Pirate Queen!)
(Hurrah! Hurrah for the Pirate Queen!)
And it is the life on which she is keen,
To be a Pirate Queen!
(Hurrah! Her Little is tight and her blade is keen,
She is a Pirate Queen!)
For she is a Pirate Queen!
(Hurrah! Hurrah for the Pirate Queen!)
And it is the life on which she is keen,
To be a Pirate Queen!
(Hurrah! Her Little is tight and her blade is keen,
She is a Pirate Queen!)
Time for light opera already? I haven’t even begun to swashbuckle!
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montycrusto
Guest
I wouldn’t bother, you may as well leave it unbuckled..Time for light opera already? I haven’t even begun to swashbuckle!
I'm glad you explained all that - how is one to tell she is a Lady or a pirate if she's just going to run around au naturel? She might at least wear a hat.
Good to see you back on form.
poem21045
Tribunus Plebis
Welcome back!
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montycrusto
Guest
Barrrrb!
The She-wolf of the Seven Seas..
The She-wolf of the Seven Seas..
bobinder
ARTISAN
It's true - the world's merchant shipping was not safe...!
Good to have you back, Tree!
Good to have you back, Tree!
OWEOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
It's true - the world's merchant shipping was not safe...!
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Yes, the hunting was good aboard the JOLLY BARB, terror of the high seas.
Nice manip!
WAIT, WHAT? NOW I'M CONFUSED.
ShadowWolf
Tribune
Thank you Tree. I look forward to what you have in store for Lady Moore 
Harsh Martinet
Consul
It’s important that everyone here notice my title: “Lady”! This story will not be about some piratical floozie! We’re dealing with a right proper LADY here!
Good to see Tree back and writing again!
An obvious work of fiction
Harsh Martinet
Consul
I'm already making connections within the story... pirates... British Navy....naval discipline...cat o' nine tails... Barbara Moore's bare back...bucket of sea water....her usual loud verbal barrage of complaints...
ShadowWolf
Tribune
Do not forget the use of the yardarm. Instead of hanging it could be crucifixion. I would like to see how that happens.
Now I AM a confirmed landlubber! Bob's manips are too realistic for my peace of mind!It's true - the world's merchant shipping was not safe...!
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jacksjg89
PROCRASTINATOR
Very excited. If this is how she appears as a noble lady, what is she going to look like as a pirate?
Glad your back and OK Tree!
twonines
LIMERICUS
The British Navy usually punished Midshipmen, boy entrants and female followers by having them "kiss the gunner`s daughter" in other words,bend them over the breech of a cannon and use a rattan cane in the case of Midshipmen or a ropes end for the lower orders and females.
The cat was unlikely to have been used, but there is always poetic licence in these tales I suppose.
In any case,two dozen with a tarred ropes end would prove a testing experience even for one as used to having her tight little whipped as often as Barb.
