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Apparently, Captain Jack Sparrow of
Pirates of the Caribbean fame is
too sexy for Disneyland, even when played by the C-list rejects preferred by the Magic Kingdom.
Just one look at the devilish rogue and girls will lift their shirts. This has caused
the powers that be to throw the Captain overboard. They've fired all of their Captain Jack actors in the name of family-friendly entertainment.
Now you know who to dress up as next Halloween-- and it works as a date movie too. I can affirm this from my own experience. Get that Keith Richards thing going, and they just can't help themselves.
Reading List
- Man Is Wolf to Man, by Janusz Bardach
- Don't Swallow Your Gum! by Aaron Carroll & Rachel Vreeman
- Instant Replay, by Jerry Kramer and Dick Schaap
- New York, by Edward Rutherford
- The Mother Tongue, by Bill Bryson
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