This hypothesis is considered a false etymology, as the phrase " Jolie Rouge " in reference to a pirate flag does not appear in any historical sources.
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"I understand, for example, it was interpreted so widely as to include pirate flags from Disneyland and T-shirts, " he said.
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The flag most commonly identified as the Jolly Roger today, the John Taylor and it went on to become the most commonly used pirate flag during the 1720s.
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Pirates manager Jim Leyland said Pittsburgh's home opener was marred by fans throwing hundreds of souvenir Pirates flags onto the field during a poor performance by the home team.
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Tide and times have changed since Steve Jobs ran a pirate flag over his research building at Apple headquarters and delivered a " computer for the rest of us ."
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Blackbeard famously repeated this process for two years, and sometimes upon sight of their ship, with a pirate flag replacing the deceptive friendly one, the ship would immediately surrender.
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"Wave the Pirate Flag ! " takes place in Drum Island, where the players attempt to steal a pirate flag from Chopper upon Drum Castle and wave it to fill a gauge.
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"Wave the Pirate Flag ! " takes place in Drum Island, where the players attempt to steal a pirate flag from Chopper upon Drum Castle and wave it to fill a gauge.
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She then proceeds to say who the " real pirate " is, but is censored by NASCAR footage during the credits followed by a pirate flag and the laughing sounds of Seth Rogen.
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In " Under Milk Wood ", Dylan Thomas writes " jolly, rodgered " suggesting both " Jolly Roger ", the pirate flag, and the slang for " penis ".
