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# Arrr.
(I helped save b3ta! Baz Fuck off, Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:18, archived)
#
love your enthusiasm...
:)
(Cheril, Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:19, archived)
# I need to reslove this issue
Is "yarr" generally used by pirates and "arr" by other salty old sea-dogs? I think the "y" in "yarr" adds a certain element of danger and excitement.
(I helped save b3ta! Baz Fuck off, Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:22, archived)
# "yarr"
seems more piratical to me and "arr" just a generaly salty term (also be carefull not to confuse "arr" with "arrgh" an altogether more painfull sound...
(I helped save b3ta! Manofmilk walks without rhythm but still attracts the worm, Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:24, archived)
# or ahhhhhhh
the sound made by people at the doctors, when the tongue depresser is applied.
(I helped save b3ta! supermoore: HUNG, Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:26, archived)
# or even
ahhhh

the sound made by people that have just cottoned on to what you have been saying for the past half hour.
(I helped save b3ta! jonas is not my name, Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:42, archived)
# arrrr
often said by archaeologists from Wessex as well.
(I helped save b3ta! Staticgirl, Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:30, archived)
# Eh?
I thought "YARRR" was a pirates cry and "ARRR" was strictly reserved for farmers and other country folk.
(straightfromthetoppamadome, Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:37, archived)
# No that would be
Oo-Arr
(I helped save b3ta! jonas is not my name, Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:42, archived)
# Are the Germans
all pirates then? They say it all the time
(I helped save b3ta! groovegenerator The man who mistook his wife for his wife, Wed 18 Jun 2003, 15:25, archived)