[IceFire]

We decided we didn't like the scurvey name of ye olde Golgotha.  So being the enterprising bucaneers that we are decided to rename the Golgotha the GTD Jack Sparrow.

Just thought we'd let you dastardly pirates know.

[phreak]

very funny

[BlackDove]

GTD Jack Sparrow is such a cool name for a capship.

[Goober5000]

Arr, and a right ruddy name it be too. :arr:

[BlackDove]

What's wrong with GTD Jack Sparrow?

[Ace]

We determined that when mainstreamin' Blackwater Operations, so that it will be a AAA title for th'PSP, GTD Jack Sparrow be a much more culturally acceptable to our Wal Mart Customers as a name than:

GTD Place Where Jesus Christ Died an' Bled Like a Pig!

Afterall, we can't expect our customers to actually understand what Golgotha was.

In other name changes, th'Charon will be called:
GTI Spinnin' Portal t'Earth

[BlackDove]

GTSI

Don't forget the secrets.

[IPAndrews]

Jack Sparrow? Ok as long as you give the ship a shoulder and stick a parrot on it.

[Ashrak]

Originally posted by IPAndrews
Jack Sparrow? Ok as long as you give the ship a shoulder and stick a parrot on it.

[Flaser]

Don't forget the pipe and the afro haircut - along with the magnetless compass.

[Nuclear1]

Yarr, must'a bein 'n' April Fools joke...

Yarr.

[Nico]

Yeah, but I could be a dick and start a controversy concerning the religious meaning of calling a ship by the name of the mountain where JC was crucified
"runs"

[Jetmech Jr.]

No one worth pay attention to would care.

[IceFire]

We're on mission 2 of episode 2....hit a bit of a snag.  Going to take some time.  Maybe summer will hasten things.

[IPAndrews]

Define "snag"?

[BlackDove]

Classified.

[Jetmech Jr.]

Define "time"?

[BlackDove]

Five years.

[Night Hammer]

time n.
        1. A nonspatial continuum in which events occur in apparently irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future.
         2. An interval separating two points on this continuum; a duration: a long time since the last war; passed the time reading.
         3. A number, as of years, days, or minutes, representing such an interval: ran the course in a time just under four minutes.
         4. A similar number representing a specific point on this continuum, reckoned in hours and minutes: checked her watch and recorded the time, 6:17 A.M.