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OwlHoot replied

13 January 2009, 02:37
The article says the pirate ship capsized in heavy seas, but I wonder if the money was also impregnated with some slow acting poison or drug to impair their judgement. Those Russians (who I think brokered the deal, not sure though) don't mess around.

If so, I guess the relatives of the pirate washed ashore, who are now busy drying the money, will soon find out ...
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EternalOptimist replied

12 January 2009, 22:28
seaman, huge wad

jeez, there has to be a joke there somewhere
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xoggoth replied

12 January 2009, 20:52
Funniest bit of new for ages.
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dang65 started a topic Yarr harr... D'oh!

12 January 2009, 15:17
Yarr harr... D'oh!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7824353.stm

The body of a Somali pirate who reportedly drowned soon after receiving a huge ransom has washed ashore with $153,000 in his pocket, his uncle says.

The man was one of a group of pirates who seized the Saudi supertanker Sirius Star in November.

They reportedly received $3m (£1.95m) for freeing the tanker but five were said to have drowned after fleeing.

So close, me hearties, but off to Davy Jones' locker you go.
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