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>La Calavera y los Huesos Cruzados es el símbolo tradicional de la Piratería
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>The origin of the term "Jolly Roger" is not likely to have derived from the supposed French "jolie rouge", 'pretty red', because pirate flags did not come into common use for many years; and in any case the red flag of piracy was infrequently flown. The far more likely source is that the English commonly named their stud bulls "Roger", this word already being a term widely used for sexual intercourse, usually of a vigorous nature

>When they were at sea for long periods, all they could think of was getting back to a port where they could have a “jolly roger” with one of the local ladies

>And incidentally, what makes this one even more humorous is that around the 17th century, “to Roger” came to mean “to have sex” or “to penetrate”, from a slang for “penis” at the time. Meaning if you combine the two slang terms across centuries, he was “Penis Fuckebythenavele”

>This also perhaps gives a new perspective on the “Jolly Roger” pirate flag name, though its origin isn’t definitively known

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