Okay, this is why Marines are bad ass. They will take any local animal, make it a warrior and take it into combat. This includes a duck!
Hey, If you've ever played a tabletop rpg in the last 25 years, you might know this guy's work.
He's fighting cancer.
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Saw these today from a friend and I had a strong desire to troll these losers. But then I thought, what would @th3j35t3r do? He would me. So I decided to scratch my balls instead.
Pirate Compensation for Injuries
For obvious reasons, an injured pirate was no longer as effective as an able bodied seamen, and for the most part could no longer carry out his designated duties, but he was nonetheless compensated for his injuries. Providing compensation to injured pirates was part and parcel of the success of pirates; it encouraged risk taking, which was an essential component to the pirate strategy.
Here are some aspects of pirate ship democracy
Captain
The captain was elected, just as the U.S. president. The captain was granted total power only during times of distress.
Quartermaster
The quartermaster resembled a judge in settling shipmate disputes and preventing the captain from overstepping his authority.
Crew
Crew members were assigned certain duties. They also had a say in the ship's affairs. In peacetime, major issues were decided through democratic voting, including where to raid.
Fuck around and find out!
@Alfred write me a powershell script to export shared network drive configurations from a windows registry, pretty please.
I'm just a computer guy doing my own thing, trying to be a good person and stay out of trouble.