On this date in 1790, Fletcher Christian and nine fellow mutineers burned the ship they had seized from the notorious William Bligh.
So – go ahead – celebrate the day the way it should be celebrated – tell your boss what you really think of her!
On this date in 1790, Fletcher Christian and nine fellow mutineers burned the ship they had seized from the notorious William Bligh.
So – go ahead – celebrate the day the way it should be celebrated – tell your boss what you really think of her!
And then we can spend the next 2 centuries practicing a tradition of sexual abuse of girls as young as 7 on the Pitcairn Islands.
Worth reading up on this, interesting and horrible legacy of the most famous of mutinies.
Jim
Coincidence??? I think not…
Is there a nautical theme going on today?
Must be, since I’m a fan of all Bountiana and all other things nautical. And I’m trying not to be outbid on a flat pocket compass at eBay…