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Boas entradas e saidas ,pessoal.
Estou a ver que por aqui "tudo como dantes, Quartel-General em Abrantes".
Dassss, voltaste às 3 e meia da matina??!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Vasconcelos
Então o curso está terminado? Temos engº???
As horas explicam-se com o estudo para exames. O curso vai a andar bem, mas ainda só estou no 4º ano :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Catrau
Está tudo na mesma. :picard1:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vasconcelos
Tinha ideia que andavas atarefado a veres que o curso acabava e não havia emprego. 4º ano foi uma boa opção, uma fuga para a frente. O mestrado é uma boa saída quando parece não haver uma.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vasconcelos
Bom trabalho mas vai aparecendo para "cagar" umas larachas em vez de andares só a bisbilhotar. Eu a julgar que te tinhas ido enfiar num buraco qualquer lá para o sul de Angola, sem rede...
Quanto ao resto, sim, isto anda mais ou menos. Boa parte dos espanhóis foram expulsos e há sempre aqueles amigos italianos que nos querem mais na berbéria e menos na europa.
Eu emprego hei-de arranjar, felizmente estou numa boa escola que mesmo em engenharia civil tem boa empregabilidade. Agora para Angolas, ou outros buracos no cú do mundo, dificilmente me metem, era preciso pagarem-me rios de dinheiro para me fazerem mudar para lá, ainda que apenas temporariamente. Eu se sair, e espero não ter de o fazer, é para ir para um sítio com pessoas minimamente civilizadas..tipo Noruega ou assim.Quote:
Originally Posted by Catrau
Um desconhecido de muitos.
Bartolomeu Português.
"Bartolomeu Português (16??-16??) was a Portuguese buccaneer who attacked Spanish shipping in the late 1660s; he also established one of the earliest sets of rules popularly known in pirate lore as "the Pirate's Code", later used by the pirates of the 18th century such as John Phillips, Edward Low, and Bartholomew Roberts.
Arriving in the Caribbean sometime in the early 1660s, as did many others during the decade, Português operated off Campeche from 1666 to 1669. He later captured a larger Spanish ship with his ship of four guns and a crew of thirty, off Cuba, after two assaults with over half his crew killed or wounded. With a total of 70,000 pieces of eight and a cargo of 120,000 pounds of cacao beans, Português attempted to sail towards Jamaica; however, due to strong winds, they were unable to return to Port Royal - instead sailing for western Cuba.
As the ship reached Cape San Antonio, they were captured by three Spanish warships who seized their cargo. After a violent storm, Português was forced to sail towards Campeche where he was later recognized and captured by authorities. Held prisoner on a Spanish ship, he attempted to escape by stabbing the sentry with a stolen knife, and because he supposedly could not swim, he used wine jars as floaters to swim to shore.
Traveling through over 120 miles of jungle, Português arrived at El Golfo Triste in eastern Yucatan and found a ship to take him back to Port Royal. Returning to Campeche with 20 men, Português captured the ship in which he had been held prisoner and sailed off with the same amount of cargo. The ship soon ran aground near Isle of Pines off the southern coast of Cuba, losing the entire cargo. With his remaining crew, Português returned to Port Royal before setting out once again. However, nothing more is recorded of Português after this, as Alexander Exquemelin wrote in Buccaneers of America, he “made many violent attacks on the Spaniards without gaining much profit from marauding, for I saw him dying in the greatest wretchedness in the world.”
Pirate's Code
A pirate code was a code of conduct invented for governing pirates, and first introduced by the 17th century Portuguese buccaneer Bartolomeu Português. Generally each pirate crew had its own code or articles, which provided rules for discipline, division of stolen goods, and compensation for injured pirates.
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Type Buccaneer
Country Portugal
Years active 1666 - 1669
Rank Captain
Base of operations Campeche
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