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*** Alternatively, Captain Feathersword's simply a pirate in title only. He could be someone else other than a pirate, but he likes the aesthetic of being a pirate so everyone calls him a pirate out of respect because he's their friend or something like that.
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***Alternatively, the extent of Captain Feathersword's piracy ends at watching licensed cartoons on shady websites. [[spoiler:Or maybe he runs a pirate radio station, we don't know what he does with his offscreen life.]]
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Attempting to gut natter. Attempting.
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* FridgeLogic: Pirates aren't nice people, they're thieves. Captain Feathersword the Friendly Pirate is a ''pirate''. It's equal to having a character today called "Colonel Ticklebomb the Friendly Terrorist".
** Captain Feathersword, as implied by his moniker, has a feather for a sword. He ''has'' to be friendly...as would a terrorist whose bombs induced tickles instead of death.
*** Anthony and Murray address this (very vaguely) in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCbCd7VJUUw an interview on David Tench Tonight.]] Basically, they say [[ChildrenAreInnocent the nature of the show and its primary demographic]] would prevent anybody (even a pirate or a terrorist) from [[ButNotTooEvil doing anything really "bad" in-series.]] The interview also implies that Captain Feathersword would, at worst, be AffablyEvil (and, if placed in a modern-day "terrorism" plot, would most likely -- as suggested above -- "charm" everybody with his feathers and friendliness).
** Guess we've got our new culturally relevant children's show character!
** Privateer Feathersword isn't as catchy?
*** That's catchy as hell, though.
*** Unfortunately, the [[UsefulNotes/AussiesWithArtillery Royal Australian Navy]] had not issued any letters of marque since their foundation. Furthermore, privateering is prohibited under international law thanks to the Paris Declaration of 1856 at the end of the [[UsefulNotes/TheCrimeanWar Crimean War]].
** Captain Feathersword, as implied by his moniker, has a feather for a sword. He ''has'' to be friendly...as would a terrorist whose bombs induced tickles instead of death.
*** Anthony and Murray address this (very vaguely) in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCbCd7VJUUw an interview on David Tench Tonight.]] Basically, they say [[ChildrenAreInnocent the nature of the show and its primary demographic]] would prevent anybody (even a pirate or a terrorist) from [[ButNotTooEvil doing anything really "bad" in-series.]] The interview also implies that Captain Feathersword would, at worst, be AffablyEvil (and, if placed in a modern-day "terrorism" plot, would most likely -- as suggested above -- "charm" everybody with his feathers and friendliness).
** Guess we've got our new culturally relevant children's show character!
** Privateer Feathersword isn't as catchy?
*** That's catchy as hell, though.
*** Unfortunately, the [[UsefulNotes/AussiesWithArtillery Royal Australian Navy]] had not issued any letters of marque since their foundation. Furthermore, privateering is prohibited under international law thanks to the Paris Declaration of 1856 at the end of the [[UsefulNotes/TheCrimeanWar Crimean War]].
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**Captain Feathersword, as implied by his moniker, has a feather for a sword. He ''has'' to be friendly...as would a terrorist whose bombs induced tickles instead of death.
***Anthony and Murray address this (very vaguely) in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCbCd7VJUUw an interview on David Tench Tonight.]] Tonight]]. Basically, they say [[ChildrenAreInnocent the nature of the show and its primary demographic]] would prevent anybody (even a pirate or a terrorist) from [[ButNotTooEvil doing anything really "bad" in-series.]] in-series]]. The interview also implies that Captain Feathersword would, at worst, be AffablyEvil (and, if placed in a modern-day "terrorism" plot, would most likely -- as suggested above -- "charm" everybody with his feathers and friendliness).
** Guess we've got our new culturally relevant children's show character!
** Privateer Feathersword isn't as catchy?
*** That's catchy as hell, though.
*** Unfortunately, the [[UsefulNotes/AussiesWithArtillery Royal Australian Navy]] had not issued any letters of marque since their foundation. Furthermore, privateering is prohibited under international law thanks to the Paris Declaration of 1856 at the end of the [[UsefulNotes/TheCrimeanWar Crimean War]].friendliness).
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** Guess we've got our new culturally relevant children's show character!
** Privateer Feathersword isn't as catchy?
*** That's catchy as hell, though.
*** Unfortunately, the [[UsefulNotes/AussiesWithArtillery Royal Australian Navy]] had not issued any letters of marque since their foundation. Furthermore, privateering is prohibited under international law thanks to the Paris Declaration of 1856 at the end of the [[UsefulNotes/TheCrimeanWar Crimean War]].
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*** Unfortunately, the [[UsefulNotes/AussiesWithArtillery Royal Australian Navy]] had not issued any letters of marque since their foundation. Furthermore, privateering is prohibited under international law thanks to the Paris Declaration of 1856 at the end of the [[UsefulNotes/TheCrimeanWar Crimean War]].War]].
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Colonel is the Army equivalent of the Navy Captain.
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* FridgeLogic: Pirates aren't nice people, they're thieves. Captain Feathersword the Friendly Pirate is a ''pirate''. It's equal to having a character today called "General "Colonel Ticklebomb the Friendly Terrorist".
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*** Unfortunately, the [[UsefulNotes/AussiesWithArtillery Royal Australian Navy]] had not issued any letters of marque since their foundation. Furthermore, privateering is prohibited under international law thanks to the Paris Declaration of 1856 at the end of the [[UsefulNotes/CrimeanWar [[UsefulNotes/TheCrimeanWar Crimean War]].
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*** Unfortunately, the [[UsefulNotes/AussiesWithArtillery Royal Australian Navy]] had not issued any letters of marque since their foundation. Furthermore, privateering is prohibited under international law thanks to the Paris Declaration of 1856 at the end of the [[UsefulNotes/CrimeanWar Crimean War]].
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***That's catchy as hell, though.
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*** Anthony and Murray address this (very vaguely) in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCbCd7VJUUw an interview on David Tench Tonight.]] Basically, they say [[ChildrenAreInnocent the nature of the show and its primary demographic]] would prevent anybody (even a pirate or a terrorist) from [[ButNotTooEvil doing anything really "bad" in-series.]] The interview also implies that Captain Feathersword would, at worst, be AffablyEvil (and, if placed in a modern-day "terrorism" plot, would most likely -- as suggested above -- "charm" everybody with his feathers and friendliness).
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** Privateer Feathersword isn't as catchy?
** Privateer Feathersword isn't as catchy?
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** Guess we've got our new culturally relevant children's show character!
** Guess we've got our new culturally relevant children's show character!
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* FridgeLogic: Pirates aren't nice people, they're thieves. Captain Feathersword the Friendly Pirate is a ''pirate''. It's equal to having a character today called "General Ticklebomb the Friendly Terrorist".Terrorist".
** Captain Feathersword, as implied by his moniker, has a feather for a sword. He ''has'' to be friendly...as would a terrorist whose bombs induced tickles instead of death.
** Captain Feathersword, as implied by his moniker, has a feather for a sword. He ''has'' to be friendly...as would a terrorist whose bombs induced tickles instead of death.
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