Dumbass Pirates try to Rob Navy ship

[Verstyle]

If there was a picture of the Navy ship with the pirates coming closer and the word OWNED really big then I'd think that would be the most used OWNED sign on the Internet.

[The Underboss]

As I stated somewhere. Work is a mother****er.

At this point I'm working 55 hours a week.

You're such a hard-worker .

[Run]

You're such a hard-worker .

Yes I actually am, ****er lol.

While you're out fornicating with different honeys, I'm literally busting my ass trying to start a Foundation/Family which requires much hard work.

A level of responsibility I really hadn't grasped until now.

Being as I have to provide for people.



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Suspected pirates nabbed after skirmish with U.S. Navy ship
By the CNN Wire Staff
April 1, 2010 -- Updated 1648 GMT (0048 HKT)

(CNN) -- A group of suspected pirates was captured Thursday after attacking a U.S. Navy frigate in the Indian Ocean, according to a statement released by the U.S. Sixth Fleet.

The USS Nicholas reported taking fire from a suspected pirate skiff shortly after midnight local time west of the Seychelles, the statement said. The Nicholas quickly returned fire and began pursuing the skiff, which was eventually disabled. A boarding team from the Nicholas subsequently captured and detained three people, the statement said.

The team discovered ammunition and several cans of fuel aboard the skiff, which was later sunk by the Nicholas.

Two more suspected pirates were captured on a confiscated "mother ship," the statement said. The detainees will "remain in U.S. custody on board Nicholas until a determination is made regarding their disposition," it said.

The Pentagon is determining its next steps, and the suspects may be sent to Kenya to be tried in a piracy court there, Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman said Thursday

The Nicholas, based in Norfolk, Virginia, is part of the U.S. military's Africa Command.

The waters off the coast of Somalia -- the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean -- have been plagued by Somali pirates over the last couple of years. To crack down on piracy, the international community has adopted measures including naval escorts and expanded monitoring.

Last week, one pirate was killed and several others were detained after a private security team thwarted an attack against a Panamanian-flagged cargo ship, the MV Almezaan. A European Union naval force was called in to assist the vessel.

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