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**Gazeboss** · 09-27-2008, 11:58 PM

No it's not. Aircraft carriers are considerably faster than 18th century sailing vessels. You just get the ship underway, say to a speed of 20 knots, then lower the pirate from the stern end of the flight deck. When he reaches the surface of the ocean you let out an additional 50 feet of rope so the pirate is dragged a respectful distance behind the ship. You continue to drag him as long as necesary.

09-27-2008, 11:58 PM	#17
Gazeboss Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 430 Senior Member	No it's not. Aircraft carriers are considerably faster than 18th century sailing vessels. You just get the ship underway, say to a speed of 20 knots, then lower the pirate from the stern end of the flight deck. When he reaches the surface of the ocean you let out an additional 50 feet of rope so the pirate is dragged a respectful distance behind the ship. You continue to drag him as long as necesary.
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