Under the Black Flag. Pirates, Buccaneers and Smugglers - Inspiration

[NARSES2]

Well, silly me, I've created a monster, like Doctor Frankenstein. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

What we're missing is the evil laugh sound effect 

[PR19_Kit]

I can't help feeling we'd need to invent some super-light gas to lift that amount of weight.

It'd need less than one nucleus and electron per atom though. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..............

'You canna beat the laws of physics Jim'

[nighthunter]

I can't help feeling we'd need to invent some super-light gas to lift that amount of weight.

It'd need less than one nucleus and electron per atom though. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..............

'You canna beat the laws of physics Jim'

Why, Kit, have you not heard of Æther?

[jcf]

I can't help feeling we'd need to invent some super-light gas to lift that amount of weight.

It'd need less than one nucleus and electron per atom though. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..............

'You canna beat the laws of physics Jim'

Cavor has you covered.   

[jcf]

Another type of Privateer to keep in mind is the non-factory motorsports racing teams that have
been around for a very long time. True old-school privateers have been driven out of Formula 1
due to the FAI agreements with the manufacturers, which makes it a possible subject to explore.

[Rheged]

I can't help feeling we'd need to invent some super-light gas to lift that amount of weight.

It'd need less than one nucleus and electron per atom though. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..............

'You canna beat the laws of physics Jim'

Cavor has you covered.   

The other option is "LIFTWOOD", as described in the Transactions of the Royal Martian Geographical Society (Space 1889)   http://www.space1889.com/trmgs/trmgs3/liftwood.shtml

This whole site has considerable possibilities For whiffery.

[PR19_Kit]

Another type of Privateer to keep in mind is the non-factory motorsports racing teams that have
been around for a very long time. True old-school privateers have been driven out of Formula 1
due to the FAI agreements with the manufacturers, which makes it a possible subject to explore.

Hmmm, that's worth thinking about. 

A modern day Rob Walker or Ken Tyrell.................

[NARSES2]

I can't help feeling we'd need to invent some super-light gas to lift that amount of weight.

It'd need less than one nucleus and electron per atom though. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..............

'You canna beat the laws of physics Jim'

But surely if Unobtainium is heated beyond 2,000C then it produces the super light gas Unobtainium di-Oxide ? 

[PR19_Kit]

I can't help feeling we'd need to invent some super-light gas to lift that amount of weight.

It'd need less than one nucleus and electron per atom though. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..............

'You canna beat the laws of physics Jim'

But surely if Unobtainium is heated beyond 2,000C then it produces the super light gas Unobtainium di-Oxide ? 

That's very true.

Unfortunately no-one has managed to produce any material, even pure unobtanium itself, which will contain UnO2 as it dissolves everything it comes into contact with.

[kerick]

Something handy for this GB.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/172059443426?_trkparms=amclksrc%3DITM%26aid%3D1110006%26algo%3DHOMESPLICE.SIM%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20190917065201%26meid%3D0ed7c8d2770c4f758041ef67e58dd1ac%26pid%3D100935%26rk%3D4%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D143452054409%26itm%3D172059443426%26pmt%3D1%26noa%3D0%26pg%3D2332490%26algv%3DSimplAMLv9PairwiseUnbiasedWebCpr08MlcGreedyV3&_trksid=p2332490.c100935.m2460&amdata=cksum%3A1720594434260ed7c8d2770c4f758041ef67e58dd1ac%7Cenc%3AAQAGAAACEKLpFVIpYQlQvZa9cSS4vSjCB9Xsj9EpH5JIoVZCYFMCzdfGW2am7aB82gbAcDiJIrmwhXHX56OIRLOP7e3nHg8iGSX%252BUhCmSZJg9SepcfYkfyZm%252BrxHqmMTBSWN1ucnMgzu7kTbOYeyIQnTn6wgdbpUcL7p9nIK3K0IPpgVClZzh%252B8VECogIeIGZxkTFUREpL9r0B7X2AvvFetbKfc6FdLghvU0%252BzuQLu1S%252ByE8ZXf4lQigjtCkYOs4teFSm3mPi9bDpzucSrWQxjytU7U8ohTIbJjKM4BXDJoMgdkRMf%252BpJlpHi9UF%252BDKlDrmvIGd1MMrzttmcB0dcRoSmUgWqW5d20IDBLAIuijK6sqTlOYQ%252F%252FyMJu8SWanPiotE%252Bh1MsgL9uNYSS6hNH1MvLBzM3oGCTjruUNPHbbim1MQUFSXHw7YYs1XuQ531Pg7tszECuy4RlMqhPgQyxoAfr73etnZxbwty%252FeEoWXOtsY6ryyFR8cPUuW70Aq7Lany%252B62H0PTt71J3zyc1g1QG5EsGWgLlA436ehy0GJxRhLCGbFph8h0YLyVjhx2xwkG%252FEHD6vc7x%252FghyRke0Pd%252FYYf7a%252BT59Zv0Wwm2SE03HvEQpchWNd5z9MUlzcG1%252BXjofHy8yNNEgymRol26Dx%252BgL0pfB0CXfLc6gXPP76WdKTdowZ19Mz8RahmGfrLrWJGcCBSbcF3zg%253D%253D%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2332490

[NARSES2]

I can't help feeling we'd need to invent some super-light gas to lift that amount of weight.

It'd need less than one nucleus and electron per atom though. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..............

'You canna beat the laws of physics Jim'

But surely if Unobtainium is heated beyond 2,000C then it produces the super light gas Unobtainium di-Oxide ? 

That's very true.

Unfortunately no-one has managed to produce any material, even pure unobtanium itself, which will contain UnO2 as it dissolves everything it comes into contact with.

That's what's in the public domain yes, but..........................

[McColm]

Time to break out the Dakota.

[zenrat]

Another type of Privateer to keep in mind is the non-factory motorsports racing teams that have
been around for a very long time. True old-school privateers have been driven out of Formula 1
due to the FAI agreements with the manufacturers, which makes it a possible subject to explore.

Count Louis Zborowski springs to mind...

[zenrat]

I can't help feeling we'd need to invent some super-light gas to lift that amount of weight.

It'd need less than one nucleus and electron per atom though. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..............

'You canna beat the laws of physics Jim'

Cavor has you covered.   

The other option is "LIFTWOOD", as described in the Transactions of the Royal Martian Geographical Society (Space 1889)   http://www.space1889.com/trmgs/trmgs3/liftwood.shtml

This whole site has considerable possibilities For whiffery.

Bootstrapium. As explained here, about half way down the page.

Bootstrapium may well make a reappearance in this GB.

[jcf]

Another type of Privateer to keep in mind is the non-factory motorsports racing teams that have
been around for a very long time. True old-school privateers have been driven out of Formula 1
due to the FAI agreements with the manufacturers, which makes it a possible subject to explore.

Count Louis Zborowski springs to mind...