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[_] Anon 3501804

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[_] Anon 3407496 Name a pirate more based than Tom Cutter. Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3407497 Also note: His ship is still at the bottom of Boston's bay.
>> [_] Anon 3407505 YOU ARE A PIRATE The joke's on you. LOL.
>> [_] Anon 3407528 >># >Name a pirate more based than Tom Cutter. Jack Sparrow. Fite me, soiboi.
>> [_] Anon 3407530 >># Davy Jones. Check mate, Jacky boy.
>> [_] Anon 3407532 >># >># >># seriously though, Edward Teach
>> [_] Anon 3407541 >># >># >># "ThissongisaboutarealPirateShip,andKings tonBayisthebottomofCapeCod'sbayrightoutsi deofBoston.Alord'sbastardson(abastardrefe rstoachildbornofparentsnotmarried)namedTo mCutterheldtheentireregionhostageinaway,t helocaltradersandmerchantsallpaidhimandhi screw"taxes"forsafepassageinandoutoftheba y.Hedidthisquitedaringly,becauseitwasthew aningeraofpiracy,few,ifany,couldstandagai nstthemightoftheEnglish/French/Spanish/Du tchArmadas.FirsttheBritishputabountyonCut terforillegaltaxation.Cuttersentbacktothe crownabountyhunter'sheadinaboxwiththeoffi cialpapersnailedtoit,alongwithanoteexplai ningthelegitimacyofhisoffice.ThentheDutch putabountyupforhimstealingandsellingslave smeantforBoston.Cuttersentthefigureheadof aDutchmercenaryshipbacktotheircrown,alsow ithanoteexplainingthelegitimacyofhisoffic e.Hereiswherethelegendcomestolife. Boston and other provinces in the area grew desperate, so they tacked up signs in the bay warning merchants and traders to turn back, and head further north to sell their wares. Cutter found out about this and was elated, he immediately adopted the signs as a token of fortune and put even more up. Finally the British were forced to acknowledge the embarrassing ordeal, and take military action against him, being under pressure from the Dutch, French, Spanish, and not to mention some VERY wealthy trading nobles. They sent out a detail of five full sized warships, an overwhelming display of might. Thinking no mere pirate could possibly ever defeat a detail as this, they sailed into the bay at the dead of night, hoping to catch the Devil's Reach off guard."
>> [_] Anon 3407542 >># Hassan ben Sahid.
>> [_] Anon 3407579 >># >They sent out a detail of five full sized warships, an overwhelming display of might." And? Did they finally get their Cutter? You can't just leave us hanging like that, I was on the edge of my seat in anticipation of the conclusion of the Legend of Tom Cutter.

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[_] Anon 3399971 The Devils Reach
>> [_] Anon 3399975 Kinda funny but i recognised that image immediately from phaxes - 7 seas. I reccomend a listen

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[_] RRRRRRR Anon 3394402
>> [_] Anon 3394424 cringe

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[_] S H A N T Y Anon 3389590 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3389679 Heard this a few years ago being belted out by a wicked drunk dude in Plymouth. I don't miss that place.

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[_] shanty sunday Anon 3370988

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[_] Saturday shanties Anon 3359036

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[_] 4craft /f/ Anon 3311022 https://discord.gg/McFr9Pu So basically this is a >Minecraft fuckfest between every major board and /f/ is currently fielding around 10 people while /mlp/ and /v/ are contributing at least 100 each. More numbers will make things a lot easier especially for a smaller board. Join the server, vote eggplant in announcements, and join a board. Current start date is set for first/second week of February. Past iterations of 4craft have fielded around 1-2000 people and this one is on track for similar numbers, it's gonna be a clusterfuck.

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[_] Anon 3274761 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3274886 >># /f/ needs more pirate music and sea shanties.
>> [_] Anon 3274928 >># I will never understand how or why there is a niche for pirate shanties on /f/ but I'm so glad there is

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[_] Sea shanties? Anon 3255033

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[_] posting shanties Anon 3253374
>> [_] Anon 3253379 I'm excited for sea of thieves

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[_] Anon 3243309
>> [_] Anon 3243342 >># you can't post the .swf without the story, anon
>> [_] Anon 3243368 >># The pirate Tom Cutter, a bastard son of an unnamed Lord, held Kingston Bay to ransom by only allowing trade if they paid him fees. In the waning era of piracy, the navies of the English, the French, Spanish and Dutch all stood at their height, the colonial force that enslaved entire nations. And they took to others plundering their rightful gold very poorly indeed. The British put a bounty on Cutter for illegal taxation. Cutter sent back to the crown a bounty hunter's head in a box with the official papers nailed to it, along with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. The Dutch put a bounty up for him stealing and selling slaves meant for Boston. Cutter sent the figurehead of a Dutch mercenary ship back to their crown, also with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. But hark, here is where the tale grows true. Boston and other provinces in the area grew desperate, so they tacked up signs in the bay warning merchants and traders to turn back, and head further north to sell their wares. Turn back. The Devil's Reach is here. Turn back. Cutter found out about this and was elated, he immediately adopted the signs as a token of fortune and put even more up. He owned these people. Finally the British were forced to acknowledge the embarrassing ordeal, and take military action against him, being under pressure from the Dutch, French, Spanish, and not to mention some VERY wealthy trading nobles. They sent out a detail of five full sized warships, an overwhelming display of might. Thinking no mere pirate could possibly ever defeat a detail as this, they sailed into the bay at the dead of night, hoping to catch the Devil's Reach off guard.
>> [_] Anon 3243370 >># Instead it is they who were ambushed. Somehow, five ships of the line were laid asunder and scuttled by Cutter and his merciless band. As the song goes, the ship was shattered but still floating, he and his crew sailed it onto the nearest beach, nailed yet another sign to it, warning those that dared, that this was the Devil's Reach's territory. Along with the sign was another note written by Cutter explaining that his days of Piracy were over, and that if he was perused, he would return with a terrible vengeance. And there he vanished to the annals of history.

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[_] Anon 3237023 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3237132 Sharing the story of Tom Cutter that one anon wrote once here: (1/2) This song is about a real Pirate Ship, and Kingston Bay is the bottom of Cape Cod's bay right outside of Boston. A lord's bastard son named Tom Cutter held the entire region hostage in a way, the local traders and merchants all paid him and his crew "taxes" for safe passage in and out of the bay. He did this quite daringly, because it was the waning era of piracy, few, if any, could stand against the might of the English/French/Spanish/Dutch Armadas. First the British put a bounty on Cutter for illegal taxation. Cutter sent back to the crown a bounty hunter's head in a box with the official papers nailed to it, along with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Then the Dutch put a bounty up for him stealing and selling slaves meant for Boston. Cutter sent the figurehead of a Dutch mercenary ship back to their crown, also with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Here is where the legend comes alive. Boston and other provinces in the area grew desperate, so they tacked up signs in the bay warning merchants and traders to turn back, and head further north to sell their wares. Cutter found out about this and was elated, he immediately adopted the signs as a token of fortune and put even more up. Finally the British were forced to acknowledge the embarrassing ordeal, and take military action against him, being under pressure from the Dutch, French, Spanish, and not to mention some VERY wealthy trading nobles. They sent out a detail of five full sized warships, an overwhelming display of might.
>> [_] Anon 3237133 (2/2) Thinking no mere pirate could possibly ever defeat a detail as this, they sailed into the bay at the dead of night, hoping to catch the Devil's Reach off guard. Instead it is they who were ambushed and somehow, Cutter and his merciless band won the day. And as the song goes, the ship was shattered but still floating, he and his crew sailed it onto the nearest beach, nailed yet another sign to it, warning those that dared, that this was the Devil's Reach's territory. Along with the sign was another note written by Cutter explaining that his days of Piracy were over, and that if he was perused, he would return with a terrible vengeance. None ever did, he disappeared from the annals of history there. The most likely I've read is he retired to the dutch controlled islands as a minor lord. It's not easy to obtain this information, the internet barely has anything on this man, because the British afterwards made several laws making it illegal to discuss/write about famous privateers at that time. Rumors are the laws started because of Cutter himself and the Brits didn't want another Blackbeard sailing up and down colonial America. But the folk tales held, that's how I heard of it, in a dive-bar right next to the bay itself. Where did I find this info you ask? Boston Library has several old pieces about Cutter and his crew, and I had a kindly older gentleman from the Royal Naval Academy fax me some official documents about Cutter, these proved in my mind he was very real, and he was greatly feared. I plan to write a book or at least a very lengthy document about the man, Like the song says, he was practically on the level of Morgan or Blackbeard when it came to telling world powers to stick it where the sun doesn't shine.
>> [_] Anon 3237152 >># Thanks, Anon.
>> [_] Anon 3237164 >># >># Cool stuff, anon

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[_] [I] [R] [A] [T] [E] Anon 3219454 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3219483 >># fucken noice.
>> [_] Anon 3219558 >># no wonder you re still a virgin and nobody likes you. shit taste in music.
>> [_] Anon 3219563 >># https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkXnLate vJU
>> [_] 3219563 3219564 >># yes he is
>> [_] Anon 3219566 >># newfag
>> [_] Anon 3219568 >># >being this mad that the file marked Porn isn't actually porn Your life is just as pathetic.

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[_] Anon 3205764

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[_] Anon 3203833 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3203898 >># Is this by the same shanty guys that made the drinking and prostitute ones?
>> [_] Anon 3203939 >># Yes.
>> [_] Anon 3204002 >># no

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[_] Anon 3196024

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[_] Sea shanties Anon 3194990
>> [_] Anon 3195016 YOU SHOULD HAVE TURNED BACK SOONER

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[_] Anon 3181069 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3181140 Referring to a ship as "it".... ishygddt
>> [_] Anon 3181156 >># first time in a long time I've seen someone not just say shiggy diggy
>> [_] Anon 3181157 >># They are singing: "you can't outrun her". Where is the it refference?
>> [_] Anon 3181169 Ahh, the devil's reach. The song is about a real Pirate Ship, and Kingston Bay is the bottom of Cape Cod's bay right outside of Boston. A lord's bastard son named Tom Cutter held the entire region hostage in a way, the local traders and merchants all paid him and his crew "taxes" for safe passage in and out of the bay. He did this quite daringly, because it was the waning era of piracy, few, if any, could stand against the might of the English/French/Spanish/Dutch Armadas First the British put a bounty on Cutter for illegal taxation. Cutter sent back to the crown a bounty hunter's head in a box with the official papers nailed to it, along with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Then the Dutch put a bounty up for him stealing and selling slaves meant for Boston. Cutter sent the figurehead of a Dutch mercenary ship back to their crown, also with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Here is where the legend comes alive. Boston and other provinces in the area grew desperate, so they tacked up signs in the bay warning merchants and traders to turn back, and head further north to sell their wares. Cutter found out about this and was elated, he immediately adopted the signs as a token of fortune and put even more up. Finally the British were forced to acknowledge the embarrassing ordeal, and take military action against him, being under pressure from the Dutch, French, Spanish, and not to mention some VERY wealthy trading nobles. They sent out a detail of five full sized warships, an overwhelming display of might. Thinking no mere pirate could possibly ever defeat a detail as this, they sailed into the bay at the dead of night, hoping to catch the Devil's Reach off guard.
>> [_] Anon 3181171 >># Instead it is they who were ambushed and somehow, Cutter and his merciless band won the day. and as the song goes, the ship was shattered but still floating, he and his crew sailed it onto the nearest beach, nailed yet another sign to it, warning those that dared, that this was the Devil's Reach's territory. Along with the sign was another note written by Cutter explaining that his days of Piracy were over, and that if he was perused, he would return with a terrible vengeance. None ever did, he disappeared from the annals of history there. The most likely fate is that he became a minor lord in the Dutch controlled islands. Still, to any who'd sail past Cape Cod, sail lightly as the Devil's Reach still owns this bay.

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[_] Devils reach 3170224
>> [_] Anon 3170236 good song yeeeeeee
>> [_] Anon 3170265 good song yaaaaaaa __

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[_] [I] [R] [A] [T] [E] [N] [I] [G] [H] [T] Anon 3124080
>> [_] Anon 3124115 Oirate Night? Anon did you mean to mark this as porn?
>> [_] Anon 3124152 >># I'm not the original poster, but O looks close enough to a P unless you're an autist.

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[_] Anon 3101124

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[_] sea ditty sunday. Anon 3081126
>> [_] Anon 3081149 i like this one
>> [_] Anon 3081211 >># i have it's story in store from the previous anon who shared the tale of the devil's reach *** This song is about a real Pirate Ship, and Kingston Bay is the bottom of Cape Cod's bay right outside of Boston. A lord's bastard son named Tom Cutter held the entire region hostage in a way, the local traders and merchants all paid him and his crew "taxes" for safe passage in and out of the bay. He did this quite daringly, because it was the waning era of piracy, few, if any, could stand against the might of the English/French/Spanish/Dutch Armadas. First the British put a bounty on Cutter for illegal taxation. Cutter sent back to the crown a bounty hunter's head in a box with the official papers nailed to it, along with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Then the Dutch put a bounty up for him stealing and selling slaves meant for Boston. Cutter sent the figurehead of a Dutch mercenary ship back to their crown, also with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Here is where the legend comes alive. Boston and other provinces in the area grew desperate, so they tacked up signs in the bay warning merchants and traders to turn back, and head further north to sell their wares. Cutter found out about this and was elated, he immediately adopted the signs as a token of fortune and put even more up. Finally the British were forced to acknowledge the embarrassing ordeal, and take military action against him, being under pressure from the Dutch, French, Spanish, and not to mention some VERY wealthy trading nobles. They sent out a detail of five full sized warships, an overwhelming display of might.
>> [_] Anon 3081213 >># cont Thinking no mere pirate could possibly ever defeat a detail as this, they sailed into the bay at the dead of night, hoping to catch the Devil's Reach off guard. Instead it is they who were ambushed and somehow, Cutter and his merciless band won the day. And as the song goes, the ship was shattered but still floating, he and his crew sailed it onto the nearest beach, nailed yet another sign to it, warning those that dared, that this was the Devil's Reach's territory. Along with the sign was another note written by Cutter explaining that his days of Piracy were over, and that if he was perused, he would return with a terrible vengeance. None ever did, he disappeared from the annals of history there. The most likely I've read is he retired to the dutch controlled islands as a minor lord. It's not easy to obtain this information, the internet barely has anything on this man, because the British afterwards made several laws making it illegal to discuss/write about famous privateers at that time. Rumors are the laws started because of Cutter himself and the Brits didn't want another Blackbeard sailing up and down colonial America. But the folk tales held, that's how I heard of it, in a dive-bar right next to the bay itself. Where did I find this info you ask? Boston Library has several old pieces about Cutter and his crew, and I had a kindly older gentleman from the Royal Naval Academy fax me some official documents about Cutter, these proved in my mind he was very real, and he was greatly feared. I plan to write a book or at least a very lengthy document about the man, Like the song says, he was practically on the level of Morgan or Blackbeard when it came to telling world powers to stick it where the sun doesn't shine.

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[_] WON'T STUMP Anon 3029914 CANNOT STUMP

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[_] Saturday shanties Anon 3016036 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3016204 Catchy as fuck. Thanks anon!

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[_] Somebody said shanties? Anon 3007291
>> [_] B 3007385 I can almost feel a generation or 3 of bastards calling out to me as an anchor hits the bottom and ship slides sharp to the side. Especially when the Captain knew that piece of sleight was coming
>> [_] B 3007393 >># Using the Pirates of Carribean lore,I could write a move for this. First of all. cut all that magic shit out. the guardian of the black pearl's immortal gold is the same, except it's the reach last time they got lucky, but this time they gotta fight her and the bastard has 18 anchors on each side and knows just when to sink and cut to spin his ship broadside to portside over and over Disney can keep their characters alive but they now serve under a real pirate, who kills and plunders at will. and doesn't do it like a silly fuck. the next movie is them maybe escaping just because Disney. but until then, they sail under a fair, harsh asshole who wants nothing more than death, murder, gold and adventure because fuck. It's supposed to be a pirate movie. Not a regular trader movie

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[_] Anon 3003605 Pirate afternoon

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[_] Anon 3002026
>> [_] Anon 3002115 Good song

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[_] Anon 2998301 Did someone say shanty?
>> [_] Anon 2998429 Only good one /f/ ever posts.

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[_] Saturday shanties Anon 2995053 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 2995126 A still image with shit music
>> [_] Anon 2995242 >># You must've been thinking of Touhou Tuesdays

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[_] Saturday shanties Anon 2985414 for >># >># Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 2985569 >># Awesome story
>> [_] Anon 2985602 >># I know, right? Thanks.

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[_] We posting shanties? Anon 2967030 Yeah, we're posting shanties.
>> [_] Anon 2967078 I haven't heard this one yet, this is probably my favorite shanty I've heard on /f/ so far
>> [_] Anon 2967096 >># This one is pretty cool but I like Pirate Ship Midnight more

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[_] >># Anon 2954393 >>#

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[_] You should've turned back sooner Anon 2930498 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 2930638 Op, You are a true gentleman

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[_] Stand-in Blackjack Slim 2918261 Since another anon asked
>> [_] Anon 2918277 HOLY SHIT THIS IS THE ONE! >the should have turned back sooner >this is the Reach's bay thank you for helping me
>> [_] Anon 2918311 >and you can't outrunner and you can't outgunner and you know you're gonna pay
>> [_] Anon 2918328 cool song
>> [_] Anon 2918410 >># radical

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[_] Shanties? Anon 2904790 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 2904807 Shanties!
>> [_] Anon 2904839 >># i think these guys did alot of songs from the Wheel of Time books as well.
>> [_] Anon 2904853 JUST
>> [_] Anon 2904936 >># SHANTY

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[_] Anon 2874695
>> [_] Anon 2874776 G'damn the Jolly Rodgers kick ass.

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[_] Pirate Music Anon-sama 2871000 Time for more of The Devil's Reach.
>> [_] Anon 2871024 Holy shit, I need this, why can't I find it?
>> [_] Anon 2871029 >># Nevermind, I'm retarded. "The Jolly Rogers - The Devil's Reach"
>> [_] Anon 2871072 YO HO HO, AND A BOTTLE OF RAM
>> [_] Anon 2871080 we need a one piece amv with this
>> [_] Anon 2871170 >># Doesn't quite fit, but there are better ones.

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[_] Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2862116 This song is about a real Pirate Ship, and Kingston Bay is the bottom of Cape Cod's bay right outside of Boston. A lord's bastard son named Tom Cutter held the entire region hostage in a way, the local traders and merchants all paid him and his crew "taxes" for safe passage in and out of the bay. He did this quite daringly, because it was the waning era of piracy, few, if any, could stand against the might of the English/French/Spanish/Dutch Armadas First the British put a bounty on Cutter for illegal taxation. Cutter sent back to the crown a bounty hunter's head in a box with the official papers nailed to it, along with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Then the Dutch put a bounty up for him stealing and selling slaves meant for Boston. Cutter sent the figurehead of a Dutch mercenary ship back to their crown, also with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Here is where the legend comes alive. Boston and other provinces in the area grew desperate, so they tacked up signs in the bay warning merchants and traders to turn back, and head further north to sell their wares. Cutter found out about this and was elated, he immediately adopted the signs as a token of fortune and put even more up. Finally the British were forced to acknowledge the embarrassing ordeal, and take military action against him, being under pressure from the Dutch, French, Spanish, and not to mention some VERY wealthy trading nobles. They sent out a detail of five full sized warships, an overwhelming display of might. Thinking no mere pirate could possibly ever defeat a detail as this, they sailed into the bay at the dead of night, hoping to catch the Devil's Reach off guard. Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2862118 Instead it is they who were ambushed and somehow, Cutter and his merciless band won the day. and as the song goes, the ship was shattered but still floating, he and his crew sailed it onto the nearest beach, nailed yet another sign to it, warning those that dared, that this was the Devil's Reach's territory. Along with the sign was another note written by Cutter explaining that his days of Piracy were over, and that if he was perused, he would return with a terrible vengeance. None ever did, he disappeared from the annals of history there. The most likely I've read is he retired to the dutch controlled islands as a minor lord. It's not easy to obtain this information, the internet barely has anything on this man, because the British afterwards made several laws making it illegal to discuss/write about famous privateers at that time. Rumors are the laws started because of Cutter himself and the Brits didn't want another Blackbeard sailing up and down colonial America. But the folk tales held, that's how I heard of it, in a dive-bar right next to the bay itself. Where did I find this info you ask? Boston Library has several old pieces about Cutter and his crew, and I had a kindly older gentleman from the Royal Naval Academy fax me some official documents about Cutter, these proved in my mind he was very real, and he was greatly feared. Like the song says, he was practically on the level of Morgan or Blackbeard when it came to telling world powers to stick it where the sun doesn't shine."
>> [_] Anon 2862178 >># Do you not have anything better to do with your time?
>> [_] Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2862179 >># It was actually my vacation time when I dug it all up lel or are you talking about me posting this?
>> [_] Anon 2862193 >># You're on /f/ on 4chan right now. Do you not have anything better to do with your time?
>> [_] Anon 2862207 >># Quite interesting how you dug up that information And an interesting tale
>> [_] Anon 2862209 >># sorry to break the news but I believe yourself to be in the same position
>> [_] Anon 2862213 >># Thanks for this story!
>> [_] Anon 2862214 >># I am, but i'm not questioning the use of somebody else's time, am I?
>> [_] Anon 2862240 When ever I hear this music, for some really strange reason I always think of Mexican Cartel pirates sinking Mexican and central American Naval ships while singing Pirate music in pride. Then one day the American navy intervenes but then even the American ships were plundered and raped. In each boat, there would be 10000 pounds of Crack.
>> [_] Anon 2862243 Is this Pirate Friday or something? I like it! Interesting stuff, OP, pirates are cool as hell.
>> [_] Anon 2862244 nobody cares about you or your shitty music+picture flashes, OP.
>> [_] Anon 2862307 >># >implying

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[_] Anon 2852878
>> [_] Anon 2852917 I...kinda love this.
>> [_] Anon 2852922 Sauce pleease
>> [_] Anon 2852932 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkXnLate vJU

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[_] funfact about this song itt Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2852095 *I am reposting this because it got good feedback* This song is about a real Pirate Ship, and Kingston Bay is the bottom of Cape Cod's bay right outside of Boston. A lord's bastard son named Tom Cutter held the entire region hostage in a way, the local traders and merchants all paid him and his crew "taxes" for safe passage in and out of the bay. He did this quite daringly, because it was the waning era of piracy, few, if any, could stand against the might of the English/French/Spanish/Dutch Armadas First the British put a bounty on Cutter for illegal taxation. Cutter sent back to the crown a bounty hunter's head in a box with the official papers nailed to it, along with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Then the Dutch put a bounty up for him stealing and selling slaves meant for Boston. Cutter sent the figurehead of a Dutch mercenary ship back to their crown, also with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Here is where the legend comes alive. Boston and other provinces in the area grew desperate, so they tacked up signs in the bay warning merchants and traders to turn back, and head further north to sell their wares. Cutter found out about this and was elated, he immediately adopted the signs as a token of fortune and put even more up. Finally the British were forced to acknowledge the embarrassing ordeal, and take military action against him, being under pressure from the Dutch, French, Spanish, and not to mention some VERY wealthy trading nobles. They sent out a detail of five full sized warships, an overwhelming display of might. Thinking no mere pirate could possibly ever defeat a detail as this, they sailed into the bay at the dead of night, hoping to catch the Devil's Reach off guard. Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2852097 >># Instead it is they who were ambushed and somehow, Cutter and his merciless band won the day. and as the song goes, the ship was shattered but still floating, he and his crew sailed it onto the nearest beach, nailed yet another sign to it, warning those that dared, that this was the Devil's Reach's territory. Along with the sign was another note written by Cutter explaining that his days of Piracy were over, and that if he was perused, he would return with a terrible vengeance. None ever did, he disappeared from the annals of history there. The most likely I've read is he retired to the dutch controlled islands as a minor lord. It's not easy to obtain this information, the internet barely has anything on this man, because the British afterwards made several laws making it illegal to discuss/write about famous privateers at that time. Rumors are the laws started because of Cutter himself and the Brits didn't want another Blackbeard sailing up and down colonial America. But the folk tales held, that's how I heard of it, in a dive-bar right next to the bay itself. Where did I find this info you ask? Boston Library has several old pieces about Cutter and his crew, and I had a kindly older gentleman from the Royal Naval Academy fax me some official documents about Cutter, these proved in my mind he was very real, and he was greatly feared. I plan to write a book or at least a very lengthy document about the man, Like the song says, he was practically on the level of Morgan or Blackbeard when it came to telling world powers to stick it where the sun doesn't shine." *EDIT* I am now actively talking to several institutes which are very interested in my research. Honestly I half expect someone to beat me to the punch at this point, because apparently I've created some hype in the naval historian community. AMA if you still have questions
>> [_] Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2852104 Welp seems I posted at a dead hour Ima hit the sack. If when I wake up if this is still up and the tub I'm in is still receiving wifi I'll come back.
>> [_] Anon 2852113 >># >># Pretty interesting, always good to see anons doing something productive with their time. Around what date did all this occur?
>> [_] Anon 2852118 I bought some time ago A general history of the pyrates by Dafoe, there's nothing on this character in this book. I just recently got into the topic and it's pretty fucking interesting, can you suggest me a few books to >># If it's at the end of the age of piracy it's probably around 1720-1722 I'd guess
>> [_] Anon 2852119 That was some awesome shit, anon. I appreciate the post.
>> [_] Anon 2852121 >># Good thing I looked right before I laid down. The official documents I read identifying the events of the battle were dated 11/12/1725 or 12/11/1725 for my American brothers. >># Like I said itt, I think I made a discovery of sorts about the man. There might be documents on him, but after a decent amount of research I couldn't anything that directly identified him. I mean he had a cult following of sorts, and there are some small things about him in Boston, but the general idea was they were fabricated or misconstrued. Que me peaking interest and digging where few had. As for WHY he is such a dirty little secret is because of laws passed by the British government, and I am starting to think after his disappearance they threatened the local colonists to keep quiet about such an embarrassing ordeal. A good book for the laws and such I'm talking of is "British piracy in the golden age"
>> [_] Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2852125 >># fuck forgot my trip doesn't really matter. welp now I am off to bed regardless of what's posted lel. Like I said, hopefully I'll see this thread in a few hours. I never know if the wifi here will keep on, gets spotty as fuck in the Mid-Pacific.
>> [_] Anon 2852127 >># >mid pacific A-are you a pirate? I'll try to keep the thread up because I'm interested.
>> [_] Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2852130 >># I work aboard a merchant vessel as a medical officer, and have for nearly 10 years. Sadly the last of the Ggreat pirates were German Uboats during the great war. no I don't think the Somalians count, they are guttermonkeys not fit to run a dingy, I'd spit on them and laugh if they had a run at my ship.
>> [_] Anon 2852139 >># >I work aboard a merchant vessel as a medical officer, and have for nearly 10 years. Fuck that sounds great, I would consider a carrer on the sea if I wasn't terrified by the ocean and a hopeless neet.
>> [_] Anon 2852216 So, like, who wrote/performed the song? If you're the one who 'discovered' the story, was it you?
>> [_] Anon 2852219 >># You could, you know, just search the file's name on youtube. You useless faggot.

File: The Devils Reach.swf-(3.19 MB, 640x480, Other)
[_] Anon 2850033 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 2850038 everyday i look for these pirate sea shantys, cant get enough!
>> [_] Anon 2850198 >># GOOD SHIT IS GOOD

File: The Devils Reach.swf-(3.19 MB, 640x480, Other)
[_] funfact about this song itt Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2845950 This song is about a real Pirate Ship, and Kingston Bay is the bottom of Cape Cod's bay right outside of Boston. A lord's bastard son named Tom Cutter held the entire region hostage in a way, the local traders and merchants all paid him and his crew "taxes" for safe passage in and out of the bay. He did this quite daringly, because it was the waning era of piracy, few, if any, could stand against the might of the English/French/Spanish/Dutch Armadas First the British put a bounty on Cutter for illegal taxation. Cutter sent back to the crown a bounty hunter's head in a box with the official papers nailed to it, along with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Then the Dutch put a bounty up for him stealing and selling slaves meant for Boston. Cutter sent the figurehead of a Dutch mercenary ship back to their crown, also with a note explaining the legitimacy of his office. Here is where the legend comes alive. Boston and other provinces in the area grew desperate, so they tacked up signs in the bay warning merchants and traders to turn back, and head further north to sell their wares. Cutter found out about this and was elated, he immediately adopted the signs as a token of fortune and put even more up. Finally the British were forced to acknowledge the embarrassing ordeal, and take military action against him, being under pressure from the Dutch, French, Spanish, and not to mention some VERY wealthy trading nobles. They sent out a detail of five full sized warships, an overwhelming display of might. Thinking no mere pirate could possibly ever defeat a detail as this, they sailed into the bay at the dead of night, hoping to catch the Devil's Reach off guard. Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 2845953 I love everything about this post.
>> [_] Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2845960 >># Instead it is they who were ambushed and somehow, Cutter and his merciless band won the day. and as the song goes, the ship was shattered but still floating, he and his crew sailed it onto the nearest beach, nailed yet another sign to it, warning those that dared, that this was the Devil's Reach's territory. Along with the sign was another note written by Cutter explaining that his days of Piracy were over, and that if he was perused, he would return with a terrible vengeance. None ever did, he disappeared from the annals of history there. The most likely I've read is he retired to the dutch controlled islands as a minor lord. It's not easy to obtain this information, the internet barely has anything on this man, because the British afterwards made several laws making it illegal to discuss/write about famous privateers at that time. Rumors are the laws started because of Cutter himself and the Brits didn't want another Blackbeard sailing up and down colonial America. But the folk tales held, that's how I heard of it, in a dive-bar right next to the bay itself. Where did I find this info you ask? Boston Library has several old pieces about Cutter and his crew, and I had a kindly older gentleman from the Royal Naval Academy fax me some official documents about Cutter, these proved in my mind he was very real, and he was greatly feared. I plan to write a book or at least a very lengthy document about the man, Like the song says, he was practically on the level of Morgan or Blackbeard when it came to telling world powers to stick it where the sun doesn't shine.
>> [_] Anon 2845970 Thanks for the read, OP. I'd read that book if and when you released it.
>> [_] Anon 2845971 shit like this makes me want to pop in AC4
>> [_] Anon 2845973 great story
>> [_] Anon 2845976 >># >># Very interesting stuff! Thanks OP
>> [_] Anon 2845987 >># The group singing is The Jolly Rogers. I met them a couple times at the Kansas City Ren fest.
>> [_] Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2845988 >># Yup I've been to that exact fair myself many a time.
>> [_] Anon 2845991 >># Did you ever go to their duo shows with them and the Musical Blades? Those were some good times man.
>> [_] Anon 2845993 >># Hi there! You seem to have made a bit of a mistake in your post. Luckily, the users of 4chan are always willing to help you clear this problem right up! You appear to have used a tripcode when posting, but your identity has nothing at all to do with the conversation! Whoops! You should always remember to stop using your tripcode when the thread it was used for is gone, unless another one is started! Posting with a tripcode when it isn't necessary is poor form. You should always try to post anonymously, unless your identity is absolutely vital to the post that you're making! Now, there's no need to thank me - I'm just doing my bit to help you get used to the anonymous image-board culture!
>> [_] Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2845994 >># Afraid not, but every year at the renfest I catch them before I go join the fights and drink myself stupid
>> [_] Anon 2845998 >># The trip is related to the file. >># Thats a shame. It was out of a small little bar, and it was packed with pirates like right next to a punk place it was a good laugh.
>> [_] Anon 2846002 good read. thanks for the post
>> [_] Anon 2846003 >># You're retarded. >># Thanks for the thread :3
>> [_] Anon 2846004 I haven't been on /f/ in a long time, but between the sea shanty dumps and actually learning cool stuff about the songs themselves I definitely welcome /f/'s new obsession.
>> [_] Anon 2846048 >># God I want to believe every word of this, but like you said, there's no info on the net. Even on the boston library site nothing show's up. Could you please post what books you're referencing? An old historic article? Something? Maybe drop a publisher name for us to watch when your book comes out? Maybe tell us the name of the said dive-bar at least?
>> [_] Anon 2846052 Thanks for sharing anon, truly what keeps /f/ alive these days.
>> [_] Anon 2846058 >># This is one of the best posts I've ever seen on /f/. Thanks for the info and I would definitely read your book
>> [_] Anon 2846068 *THE DAY OP WAS NOT A FAGGOT* NEVAR FORGET Write that book, it can only be more entertaining than this flash and thread. Everyone loves lost history. EVERYONE.
>> [_] Anon 2846072 So a mere fleet of 5 ships was sent after him and he chickened? What a pussy
>> [_] Blackjack Slim !!83t3HfVP4qd 2846100 >># I know you're joking, but to further explain just how big of a feat this was let me explain. The entire British navy at the time would only have about a dozen of these boats, each carried a few hundred men with 50 guns in all. To take 5 of these, at once, if the stuff I have read is right. It's one of the greatest military naval achievements of all time.
>> [_] Anon 2846119 >># does anyone know where I can get the chords for this song, it's tasty as fuck.
>> [_] Anon 2846124 >># Here's your reply