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Archives for Pirate News
New Cover for The Loose Canon
A new print quality cover is now available for your copy of the Loose Canon! If you haven’t already downloaded your free PDF version of this ‘Really Important Collection of Words,’ you’d better hurry – supplies are unlimited!
The Loose Canon!
The Loose Canon of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster is finally available for download!
The FSM Consortium
After much procrastination, I’m happy to finally announce the official launch of The FSM Consortium!
My Dog Ate It
Once again, I’m posting for the sole purpose of giving you an excuse for my lack of updates. This time, however, I have a really good excuse. I’ve created, with the permission and cooperation of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster founder, Bobby Henderson, a Pastafarian site on the server of the prophet himself! [...]
Encouraging Pirate Bloggers
I’ve been somewhat remiss in my posting but, thankfully, Royston hasn’t. Pay him a visit and leave a comment; he’s a great asset to Edd’s Tavern.
Literature? From Pirates?
As I’ve mentioned before, the goal of this site is to concentrate some of the amazing intelligence and creativity wandering the ethersphere. In order to broaden our horizons and add another avenue of expression for those inclined, I’ll soon be introducing an online magazine dedicated to short works of prose, poetry, art, and fiction. All [...]
To Each His/Her Own, I Guess
Why would you ruin perfectly good fish head stew with so many spices?
Happy Monkey!
Remember, if you’ve been good all year…well, the universe won’t care but the people around would probably appreciate it. Happy Monkey to everyone!
The Likable Scientist
Not too long ago, PZ Myers mentioned a tendency for some to prefer ignorance to intelligence. I recently noticed while watching the television program Bones (a show I do not watch frequently), that the title character’s only endearing personality trait was honesty. She was emotionless, socially oblivious, and condescending. Even I found her stupid, prejudiced, [...]

