"London, 28 January 2004 - Pirate attacks worldwide increased in frequency and violence last year, with a total of 445 incidents reported compared with 370 in 2002, the ICC International Maritime Bureau reported today
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investor's FAQscumboneJanuary 29 2004, 12:33:36 UTC
oh,that's simple! the stern of the standard cruise ship is no more than 25 feet above the waterline. the height difference between my prospective pirate vessel (the Iconoclast) should be no more than 15 feet. most marine shops sell hook ladders in ten-foot increments, it's s simple fix to weld these together for the main boarding party. the more agile forward raiders can easily use grapples and knotted ropes. as a side note,primary hull-to-hull stability can be acheived with a 500-pound test electromagnet. i'm capable of engineering either of these devices myself, it wouldn't be difficult. by the way, your breasts are not eligible to draw pay, despite their enormity and pleasing shape. sorry!
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One thing though, how will you board the cruise ships? They're HUGE when last I checked; you would almost need to come in by air...
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by the way, your breasts are not eligible to draw pay, despite their enormity and pleasing shape. sorry!
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