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Piratical Thinking


As a rather Piratical leaning sort, I've oft pondered just who will win the global Pirates vs. Ninja battle. I mean, obviously Pirates are much cooler than Ninjas, but those black enshrouded fellas can be pretty darn sneaky! So it was with much relief that I located this first ever "scientific" discussion of the whole Pirates vs. Ninjas issue!



Posted by Dylon on August 7, 2007 11:49 AM |




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