I think that on Saturday, we should only leave comments that sound like things that pirates would say…
A whole day of: ‘Avast, there, me hearties’ and ‘shiver me timbers’ would be fun. Even more fun would be trying to carry on actual conversations in pirate speak.
Or maybe ‘Type like you live in Shakespearian times’ day…
We could’st verily and perchance spend yon morrow calling one another varlets and knaves, poltroons and scoundrels, twixt break of day and eventide, forsooth ‘twould vex the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, ‘twouldn’t it?
Or we could have a whole day where we can only comment using lines from songs… that could be awesome… speaking words of wisdom… because you know sometimes words have two meanings… so tell me who are you…
Or we could pick a random letter of the alphabet and say that no one can type that letter in their comments… then the c mments w uld l k like this.
So come on, join in our weird social media experiment. Leave one comment for the history books, or join in the chat and make some new friends.
Here is the link directly to the comment box: http://wp.me/p25PYJ-21u/#respond
Or you can just go to that link on the top of the right sidebar over there…
Pouring My Art Out 
All very interesting ideas. Pick one.
We could do them all at the same time… or do one for the rest of today and split the others up over the weekend.
Um… well, you listed a bunch of different games… which one are we going to play?
We could do it all… bad-spelling Shakespearian pirates who like music…
verily, with or without you, matey
uh… verily, with r with ut y u, matey…
a th usand ap l gees, I f g t ab ut the missing letter, it w uld appear that s me ne is getting the best of me, land l ver.
Then perchance ye best walk the plank at the l veshack, baby.
Hip hop wasn’t enough?! Ha!
Can you rap in pirate or Shakespeare???
ha that would be both interesting and challenging!
don’t forget to leave out the letter ‘o’ and only use lines from songs…
pfffft
oh come on, you can’t spell anyway… what could go wrong? HA!!!!!
exactly..English is hard enough!
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