Episode 36 (BONUS EPISODE) Talk Like a Pirate Day and Dark N Stormy Cocktail

Hi Guys,This is a special extra episode we came up with since it will be "Talk Like a Pirate Day" on September 19th. We decided to give you guys a cool episode just for the special day.The cocktail we will go over is Dark N Stormy cocktail since it looks like a stormy black cloud like the conditions pirates dealt with while at sea.We will go over Gosling rum from Bermuda for this cocktail. This special rum has a great story on how it started. James Gosling hit the seas with a mission to the New World and ended up in Bermuda. He figured that he may as well stay and make a business and eventually made rum. Navy sailors drinking ginger beer needed something more and BANG! Dark N Stormy was created!!The Recipe: 2 oz Gosling Rum, 4-6 oz Ginger Beer, 0.5 oz lime juice, 0.5 oz of simple syrup (if your ginger beer is spicy) and garnish with lime wheel. Build over ice in a Collins glass. So some terms to speak like a pirate:Clap of Thunder: A strong alcoholic beverage, usually referring to a shotHearties: Friends, comradesScallywag: What an experienced pirate would call a newbieLandlubber: A person who is uncomfortable, or not incredibly skilled, at seaDead men tell no tales: phrase indicating to leave no survivorsOn "Did you Know" segment: we go over the fact that there is over 300 identified vessels lying ruined at the bottom of the surrounding North Atlantic Ocean near Bermuda. Also, Bermuda is not in the Caribbean. It is located in the Atlantic Ocean, about 1030 km from the United States’ East Coast. Bermuda is a cluster of 181 islands.There is no public water system on Bermuda, as the island has no natural source of freshwater. Bermudians have to rely on rainfall to fill up their water tanks, greatly helped by the shape of their limestone roofs.I hope you enjoy this special episode and don't forget to talk like a pirate...here is a website to go to translate any words or phrases from English language to pirate language.Website: http://pirate.monkeyness.com/online_pirate_translator