apping to high seas

[exactlywhy]

It would seem, dear brother, that someone--or rather, someones--finds it acceptable to put us out to sea. I feel I should state for the record that I have yet to become entirely amenable to the act of rowing, though I do suppose it's encouraged we find others to take up the task. Assuming, of course, we cannot commandeer a larger vessel.

You realize we will have to compensate them in some fashion or another. Then again, it is a pleasure to travel with either of us, is it not?

Quite. Though we'll have nothing but time to plunder and pillage as an actual means of payment, I should imagine.

I never took us for pillagers, but I do find the idea quite appealing, as should you.

And here I thought I could simply leave that to you.

This isn't rowing, mind you.

When you put it that way, then pillage I shall.

Pillage you will.

Pillage we must.

((a joint post from exactlywhat and exactlywhy. robert in blue, rosalind in red.))