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Traveling Doublooms is offically declared MIA.
As of November 1, 2021 Traveling Doublooms is MIA for 2,721 days or 7 years, 5 months, 11 days or 89 months, 11 days.
The new mission for Traveling Doublooms is to return to British Columbia, Canada.
Traveling Doubloons is being held by Tasteslikeburnt since May 21, 2014.
Update: February 11, 2019
Traveling Doubloons is now missing for 1,728 days or 4 years, 8 months, 22 days.
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Ahoy, me Hearties! All hands hoay, hoist the ole Jolly Roger, Avast ye, go smartly and batten down the hatches: a storm abrewin’.
Ya, this’n a tale of finding me treasure. But, ye mates haust be forewarned there be trouble waters in yonder horizons. Ye, old sea dogs: me treasure map tis about. Ah, the ole foamy is a brew’n and ye best’n bring’n your noggin’.
Aye, weigh anchor and hoist the mizzen: Booty lays ahead Bucko, or Davey Jones’ locker awaits the scallwag who is lost at sea. Narry a lily-livered on board. Aaaarrrrgggghhhh!
Aye, ye ole scoundrels three Traveling Doubloons you seek. Keep em traveling hast ye be hang'n from the yardarm and ye best left fer the dogs.
Aye, ye Sprogs thar she blows, me Pirate’s quest. Behold, along with doubloons of gold, me ole pirates patch, narry Polly attached.
When ye find a treasure trove, treat it kindly as the next Privateer may want to espy more than sea sludge: ye trade fairly and ye be spared me wrath.
Just a ‘minder Ye Scurvy Dogs, no bilge sucking, no hornswaggling, or pillaging or aye, ye walk the plank and shark bait becomes ye, for sure.
Ye mark it found and take heed: ye be a’tellin’ where it be had or ye old Privateers be hang’n from me ole Hempen Halter.
No pillaging or hoarding the Traveling Doubloons ye must keep them on at sea.
Ye must keep these Traveling Doubloons afloat from port to port.
If’n not a safe haven to laden the ports with yor’n doubloons set it for yonder ports.
Avast ye, now that me has taken to sea, ye visit ports of worlds me deadlights be had.