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Chris DeBoe, a.k.a. Laserlight
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2 comments:
Nice little spoof of the movie "The Crimson Pirate", which I happen to own.
On a somewhat related note, in the local bookstore I found "The Frigate Surprise"(Lovery & Hunt), a lavishly illustrated coffee table book on Jack Aubrey's favorite command. Worth dropping $15 on, and can be had at Amazon.com for anywhere from $15 - $30.
I have a couple of books on Aubrey's ships, given to me for Christmas a couple of years ago as I recall. I don't much care for the Aubry books themselves, though; I haven't read anything that measures up to Hornblower.
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