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wow 13 year s ago
ohh uk people, pirate then and pirate now (read with the attitude of my random avatar) like hatin
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Dreth 13 year s ago
How is this pirating? It didn't "Belong" to anyone, it was there, shipwrecked. Doing nothing but getting smellier.
That's like you finding a shoe that you can still use but was clearly thrown away and no one seems to want to claim it.
That's like you finding a shoe that you can still use but was clearly thrown away and no one seems to want to claim it.
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hsiangfu 13 year s ago
Inform yourself about sea laws before bullshiting. Abandonned stuff outside national waters belongs to who find it.
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lolzz 13 year s ago
At least it isn't useful at the BOTTOM OF THE SEA!! Could come in handy to solve some economic crisis.. Like those Stu... Americans!
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Enter your name 13 year s ago
UK claimed the ownership, and gave xy% as reward.
(read the news)
btw in my country if you find anything burred in the ground then it belongs to the government. Moreover if you harm a robber in your house he can sue you and win. So I could rob money by harming myself in someone's home and the Judge adjudge money to me :D
(read the news)
btw in my country if you find anything burred in the ground then it belongs to the government. Moreover if you harm a robber in your house he can sue you and win. So I could rob money by harming myself in someone's home and the Judge adjudge money to me :D
That's like you finding a shoe that you can still use but was clearly thrown away and no one seems to want to claim it.
(read the news)
btw in my country if you find anything burred in the ground then it belongs to the government. Moreover if you harm a robber in your house he can sue you and win. So I could rob money by harming myself in someone's home and the Judge adjudge money to me :D