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  • edited June 2009
    How about the book "How to generate 160 long posts within a day?" :D
  • edited June 2009
    How about the book "How to generate 160 long posts within a day?" :D

    By Mike "Smiley Joe the Fearsome Fish-swinger" Stemmle
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    • Voodoo Nights
    • Secrets of the Loom
    • How to turn a dog and a rabit into freelance police
    • A voodoo I was meant to be
    • Voodoo of the caribean
    • How to make peoples preorder your game
    • What is Big Woop
    • Secrets of Monkey Island
    • The wind that bring you to Monkey Island
    • The wind of Lady voodoo
    • The wind that only men can do
    • The invisible wind
    • The wind from the past
    • Back to the wind
    • The wind from Neverland
    • A Pirate wind

    Cacao Jack ! ... no just kidding.

    Jack "The Lantern" Bones
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    One suggestion to the team: There're many double named books and winds already. Is there a chance you can tell which of the mentioned titles and phrases are in the inner circle of possible ingame usage? Because this brainstorming is really huge and now it's boring to read them all since many were used before (in one or another way) and some are not that voodoo-ish or even funny. Maybe this could help all of us to think of better titles and phrases if we know what you like a lot and what you want to have in there.
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    Don't know if these have been said, but
    The wind you run like.
    The wind that brings with it change.
    The wind that isn't really wind, but merely a convection current, as it is not 6ft above the ground.
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    The Wind That Gives You The Jibblies.
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    Update: I have a final list made up of the best of the winds and books I came up with HERE

    EVEN MORE WINDS (Somebody stop me, help me, somebody, I can't stop....help...) -

    The Perfect Storm
    The Wind That Pecos Bill Lassoed
    The Wind That Tarred And Feathered Me
    The Wind That Shanked Me
    The Wind That Tied Me To The Train Tracks
    The Wind That Said My Name Is Inigo Montoya. You Killed-a My Father. Prepare-a To Die.
    The Wind That Blew Me Away
    The Wind That Snuck Up Behind Me And Shouted BANG!!!!!
    The Wind That Chases You To The Ends Of The Earth
    The Wind That Said Trippy Skippy! This Pirate Looks Like A Hippy! Then Made Me Feel Fine
    The Wind That Tastes Sweet But Then Tastes Sour
    The Wind That Asked Me If That Was A Banana In My Pocket Or If I Was Just Happy To See It
    The Wind That Leaves A Lingering Barbecue Taste
    The Wind That Said Rosebud Is The... Then Blew Away
    The Wind That Mistook Me For Cousin Hector
    The Wind That Hates Cows Worse Than Coppers
    That's No Bird, That's No Plane, That's SuperWind
    The Wind That Slapped My Momma When I Was Born
    The Wind That Flew Off Into The Sunset
    The Wind Smaller Than My Wallet Space
    The Wind That Wanted Brains But Passed Me By
    The Wind That's Greener On This Side
    The Wind With A Twinkle In It's Eye
    The Wind That's Like A Box Of Chocolates
    The Wind That Is So Brilliant And Funny It Can't Be Named
    The Wind That Parted My Hair And My Sea Shanty
    Whose Wind Is It Anyway?
    A Wind By Any Other Name
    The Wind With A Fedora, A Gun, And A Hip Flask
    The Wind That Thought This Was The Start Of A Beautiful Friendship
    The Wind That Walked Into My Gin Joint Out Of All The Gin Joints In The World
    The Wind That Could Use A Shave
    The Wind That Sat On Me
    The Wind That Sneezed On Me
    The Wind That Sounds Like The High Pitched Roaring Of A Prepubescent Cassowary After It's Favorite TV Show Got Canceled
    The Wind Riding Sidewise On A Candy Pink Fat Boy
    The Wind That No One Knew
  • edited June 2009
    Lena_P wrote: »
    By Mike "Smiley Joe the Fearsome Fish-swinger" Stemmle

    ... and all the letters between the ""s are only the initials, I assume :)
  • edited June 2009
    Some book titles (sorry if duplicates)
    The Grog Delusion

    The Concise Cannibals’ Cookbook Part 1:
    How to Bake Friends and Caramelize People.

    Guys and Dolls:
    Does Voodoo Work For Men?

    Hard-To-Get Body Parts Vol.1:
    An Inconvenient Tooth

    Hexing Vexing and Perplexing?
    The beginners guide to curses.

    The Golder Boulder:
    An Introduction to Alchemy.

    Blood, Sweat and Tears:
    The Bodily Fluid Handbook

    Rehearse the Worst Curse
    How practice makes perfect.

    Scandinavian Hypnotism
    By Sven Gali

    SecureShip: The End of Piracy?

    The Concise Cannibals’ Cookbook Part 2:
    The 7 Flavors of Highly Delicious People

    “The Greatest Ales, Man - in the World!”
    By Grog Mandino

    Potions OR Lotions?
    And other Alternative Medicines.

    Voodoo Dolls and Effigies
    By Marion Ette.

    101 Ways to Buckle a Swash.

    Emigrating To the French Caribbean
    By Francis Crowded

    Advanced Timber Shivering

    The Effects of Grog
    by Sir Osis of Liver



    My (satirical) pirate name is:
    Ripstuff Limewire
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    "VOOOODOOOO!!!!!' by Strong Mad
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    Buttons: The easy way to make people ask you about VooDoo.
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    Following Orders: How Ozzie Mandrill beat me into submission, by Admiral Luigi Pierre M'Bengu Chang Nehru O'Hara Casaba III
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    A Book That's Not About Wind

    Pirate name - Pirate Gary
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    Book Titles

    How To Make Fiends And Influence People.

    Valley Of The Voodoo Dolls

    Groan With The Wind

    Where's Wally

    Of Monkeys And Men

    A Tomb With A View

    A Clockwork Banana
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    Book Title:
    How to raise your VooDoo by eating gifted children

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    Books:
    • 1001 More Things To Do With Cat Knuckles
    • Hex in Unusual Places
    • An Extra Helping Hand: Re-animation for the Busy Voodoo Priestess
    • The Condensed Encyclopaedia Voodannica
    • 1001 More Things To Do With Toad Nostrils
    • From 'Cat Feet' to 'Snake Tongues': How to Cook Almost Anything
    • What I Talk About When I Talk About Voodoo
    • How I Killed LeChuck by The Voodoo Priestess
    • 1001 More Things To Do With Spider Lungs

    Winds:
    • The Winds That Embarrass You in Polite Company
    • The Winds That Whistle Annoyingly At Night
    • The Winds That Scream Mercy
    • The Winds That Carry Music
    • The Winds That Wind You Up
    • The Winds That Smell Like Spaghetti
    • The Winds That Blow Like The Wind
    • The Winds That Knock You Over
    • The Winds That Whisper In Your Ear
    • The Winds That Tickle
    • The Winds That Suck

    Pirate name:
    Wobbly Bob
  • edited June 2009
    AndyBundy wrote: »
    this brainstorming is really huge

    I agree with that. My turn again!!!

    More Books:

    Voodoo Therapy: Tell me about your mother
    My Curse and Me
    The Boot in my Behind OR 10 Ways of Getting Yourself Kicked Out of Social Places
    Find the Perfect Voodoo Girl
    Find the Perfect Voodoo Dude
    Top 101 Wind Names You've Never Heard Before
    Flying Welshman Briography: I CAN'T Actually Fly
    Monkey Island: The Novels
    Monkey Island: The Early Years
    Pirate Slang Dictionary
    The Toothrot Code
    The Totthrot Code Broken: We've Found his Pants
    Pirates and Planeteers: Be Green
    Hamlet II: They're all Zombies Now
    Romeo and Juliet II: Resuscitated by Voodoo Magic
    Billy, The Little Ship that Could
    Jimmy the Little Ship and Friends
    Pirates and Politics: Got Grog?
    The Adventures of G. Telltale: Ressuscitating Old Friends
    Life Elixir Recipe (+25 Hitpoints) G: I WOULD need this if I had a lifebar.
    I Ate my Voodoo Doll: Medical Cases
    I Am An Alien: Autobiography by Leorge Gucas
    Private Pirates Club: We're Cool (:p)
    Pirate Poetry OR How To Steal Ideeas and Claim Them as Your Own
    Stan: Hysteria - Case Study
    Murray: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder - Case Study
    Dancing with Monkeys (Dancing with Wolves reference)
    Captain BlondeBeard's Cookbook: Chicken Specialties
    Monday Kerr: Because we Care
    The Goodsoups and The Adequatesalads: Family Rivalry (or Choosing a Clan)
    MyShip, MugJournal, Squeaker and Low4: How to Beat Off Addictions
    Sigmund Freud on Voodoo: I Got High
    How to Make someone Love You (Even though they really really really really really DON'T)
    Voodoo in da Hoodoo: Talking to your Teenage Kid
    Zombies: She Wrote
    Chips and Chimps
    Chips of Chimps
    Chips with Chimp Flavour
    How to Keep a Secret by Ron Gilbert
    Beyond the Grave: Coorporative Chances by Stan
    Shut up and Eat: Cookbook
    How to Talk to your Hat without looking like an Idiot: Ventriloquist Guide
    Pirahnna Poodles: A Special Breed
    Nobody Loves Me, On Sea or On Land: Autobiography by Largo LaGrande (It Rhymes!:D)
    Water. It's Everywhere. Get Used to It.
    Clever Book for Clever People: Impress your Friends!
    How to Hold Your Breath for Twenty Minutes: Impress your Friends, then Die
    Bra-Wearing-Pirates are People Too: Tolerance
    Murphy's Laws G: Rule no. 108 - "LeChuck will ALWAYS come back!"
    Wendy, the Evil Demonic Skulless
    Wally B. Feed: Get me out of Here G: A Biography written on location. Wait... I knew I've forgotten something!
    Living with a Monkey by Elaine Marley G: Heeeey! Oh, wait, it's about Timmy, OUR Monkey.
    Lemonhead: Schizophrenia - A case Study
    Goodsoup: Egocentrism and Food - A case Study
    Swearing in Swahili: Insult your Friends without them Knowing It
    The A,B,Ouch! of Dolls - Voodoo for Kids
    101 Pirate Jokes G: "Knock knock! Who's there? Arrrgh! Arrrgh who Armato!" ...I don't get it.
    Mr. Fossey: Borderline - a Case Study
    "You're Right, Dear": Handling a Marriage, For Men
    Do-It-Yourself Voodoo Zombie Slave
    Improve the Quality of your Spit
    Banana-Picker: Online Game Strategy Guide
    My Mother's Father was Bald by Murray
    Lending a Hand by Murray
    Bushman's Adventures: The Evil Garden Scissors
    Chickens and Voodoo: Why?
    Financial Voodoo: Be a Prophet, Make a Profit


    Windy Names

    The wind That Is, Has Been, Will Always Be There
    SILENT!!! wind
    The Wind that Helped Me Redecorate My House
    The Wind that Stood Still Just to Annoy Us
    The Wind that Tweets
    The Wind that got Re-Elected
    The Wind with Gas Problems
    The Wind that Never Returned
    The Wind that's called Barney
    Barney the Wind
    The Wind Reaper
    The Wind that Has Dust in it (Dust in the Wind reference)
    The Wind that Thinks he's Sooooo Smart
    The Wind that Came here By Accident
    The Wind that Took a Wrong Turn
    The Wind that Made my Day
    The Wind that Messed up my Hair
    The Wind that Stole Timmy the Monkey
    The Wind that Borrowed my Roof and Never Returned It
    The Wind that Got High
    Wendy the Wind
    The Wind that Though it Was Really Funny to Steal My Eyepatch
    The Wind that Never Blows
    The Wind that Proposed to Me
    The Wind that's actually a Hairdryer
    The Wind that Likes Pie
    The Wind that's Misunderstood
    The Wind of a Thousand winds
    The Wind of Destiny
    The Winds of Change
    The Wind that Pushed Pocahontas of a Cliff Just Because She Said Some Weeeeird Stuff About Him
    The Wind that Killed Kenny
    The Wind that Lost his Appetite
    The Cursed Wind of the Devil's Breath (oooh, dramatic!)
    The Wind that Looked Funny
    The Wind that Broke my Fall
    Aunt Em It's a Twister! wind
    The Wind that Confused Me With Someone Else
    The Wind that Showed No Mercy
    The Wind that Thinks It's Christmas all the Time
    The Wind with Serious Emotional Problems
    The Wind that Started a Career in Basket-Nitting
    The Wind that Doesn't Play Nice
    The Wind that Poked my Eye Out
    The Wind that Poked Me
    The Wind that Has a Retard Moment
    The Wind that Stocks Me
    The Wind that Laughs at Me
    The Undying Wind of Darkness and Fluffy Cats
    The Creepy Wind of Creepiness and Bunnies
    The Restless Wind of Despair and Doggies
    The Wind that Doesn't Get the "Windmill" Joke
    The Wind that Spoke to Me Last Night and Said: "I'm Hungry"
    The Wind that Speaks German (for localised versions of the Game :p)
    The Wind that Likes Spaghetti Carbonara
    The Wind that Creeped Behind me and Scared me Half to Death but I didn't Mind because He's a Good Friend and an Even Greater Cook although With a Bad Sense of Humor

    (Okay, ignore the last two wind names)

    Pirate name remains the same:
    Captain P. Silverwolf OR Captain Silverwolf Pet
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    Where's Wally
    A Tomb With A View
    A Clockwork Banana

    These are really funny. :)
  • edited June 2009
    I agree with that. My turn again!!!

    *huge list snipped*

    I am speaking for myself here, but I can't imagine anyone reading through your huge list there. It is not funny reading through huge lists, in which at most 1 or 2 items are really funny. I'd suggest posting only the beast of your ideas.
  • edited June 2009
    Book Titles:
    The lost dialog of Plato
    My Way to World Domination by Purp Le Tentacle^^
  • edited June 2009
    fatjoem wrote: »
    I am speaking for myself here, but I can't imagine anyone reading through

    your huge list there. It is not funny reading through huge lists, in which at most 1 or 2 items

    are really funny. I'd suggest posting only the beast of your ideas.

    Okay... I understand your opinion. Brainstorming, for me, means throwing any ideea on the

    table, any ideea at all. Stupid ideeas, funny ideeas, serious ideeas as long as they are

    related to the subject.
    I work with teams, I am a movie director and an actor, I had a rock band, I was involved in

    several computer games projects (that sadly never got finished), and currently I am writing a

    movie/theatre script. So, I'm "in da business", meaning that I have had plenty of brainstorming

    sessions with my friends/team parteners.
    It is true that we never made lists, such as the one I just posted, but if we would've written

    down every ideea, the result would be very simmilar in "hugeness". :) Maybe someone will use a

    stupid/not-funny ideea of mine and use it better, change it and get a final result with much

    more "Monkey Island-ness" in it. :p
    That being said, I have picked the ones I allready posted and consider to be funny. In return,

    I'd wish to get a feedback from you and tell me if you like them :D
    Thanks!

    Books:
    “Acupuncture OR How to poke someone for fun and profit”
    “Voodoo Princess: Poke-a-lot Barbie”
    “Voodoo Lady Biography: I am NOT Whoopi Goldberg”
    “A needle in your butt, better than a sharp stick in the eye”
    “TTG: The story of the Tall Talking Gorillas”
    “The Lord of the Strings” by Edward Van Helgen
    “Her hand in marriage: The Graveyard Robber”
    “Voodoo Zen: It hurts to think about”
    “There and back again…and again…and again” by LeChuck
    “Learning from parents’ mistakes: Birth Control”
    “Porcelain: Origins”
    “I know something you don’t know” by Ron Gilbert
    “Schizophrenia and me, and me, and me”
    Voodoo Therapy: Tell me about your mother
    Flying Welshman Briography: I CAN'T Actually Fly
    The Toothrot Code
    The Totthrot Code Broken: We've Found his Pants
    I Ate my Voodoo Doll: Medical Cases
    Stan: Hysteria - Case Study
    Murray: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder - Case Study
    Sigmund Freud on Voodoo: I Got High
    Voodoo in da Hoodoo: Talking to your Teenage Kid
    Zombies: She Wrote
    Beyond the Grave: Coorporative Chances by Stan
    Water. It's Everywhere. Get Used to It.
    Murphy's Laws G: Rule no. 108 - "LeChuck will ALWAYS come back!"
    Lemonhead: Schizophrenia - A case Study
    Goodsoup: Egocentrism and Food - A case Study
    "You're Right, Dear": Handling a Marriage, For Men
    Financial Voodoo: Be a Prophet, Make a Profit

    Winds:

    The Wind that Wanted To Be a Real Boy
    The Wind that Couldn’t Care Less
    The Wind that Has a Drinking Problem
    The Wind that Didn’t Feel Like a Brother to Pocahontas
    The Wind that Broke my Marriage
    The Wind that Thinks He’s Funny but He’s Not
    The Wind that his Own Mother Didn’t Recognize
    The Little Wind that Could
    The Wind that Had a Neurotic Breakdown
    The Wind that Cleans Up Behind the Fridge Too
    The Wind that Stood Still Just to Annoy Us
    Barney the Wind
    The Wind that Borrowed my Roof and Never Returned It
    The Wind that Got High
    The Wind that Though it Was Really Funny to Steal My Wife


    Pirate Name Remains:
    Captain Silverwolf Pet OR Captain P. Silverwolf
  • edited June 2009
    I think Wolfy has some pretty good ones, actually.
    I cut out about half of my brainstorms, but who knows? Maybe that's one of the ones that would have made the dev team laugh :p
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    Books:
    “Voodoo Lady Biography: I am NOT Whoopi Goldberg”
    “Learning from parents’ mistakes: Birth Control”
    “Schizophrenia and me, and me, and me”
    I Ate my Voodoo Doll: Medical Cases
    Voodoo in da Hoodoo: Talking to your Teenage Kid
    Financial Voodoo: Be a Prophet, Make a Profit

    Those are the booktitles I'd like to prefer. In case of Guybrush and Elaine ever having children, the Birth Control book and the Voodoo in da Hoodoo would be very useful. Especially the last one if you wanna get what your kids are saying.

    I already wrote some book titles and descriptions for each. That's what I'm missing in those lists. You know you can write any title, but only the explanation makes it really funny in the end. Some write too obvious book titles where only a good description could make it out... and even then it's not that funny. How many 101 Voodoo books did we already have? 7? 8? And how many had a description? 1... maybe 2?

    For the windy thingy: I'm not into that, so I don't even try that.^^
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    "Voodoo vs Vodun: How to confuse people with etymology"
    "150 hoodoo recipes to cook with rum"
    "Baba Yaga's big book of moving your magical hut around."

    The wind that carries a faint hint of dog breath
    The wind that comes off a windlass (ha!)
    The wind of a turned page.
    My first Wind: A cautionary tale
    The wind that comes off of flailing away at guitar strings until they break.


    Pirate Name:
    Aloysius von Fidget-tooth
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    Book:
    So, You Became A Zombie: An Un-dead Survival Guide by Dead Derrick. Guybrush comments "There only seems to be one page that has words...and it says '4. Itchy. Tasty.' "

    Wind:
    The Wind that Missed the Mill
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    "What would Voo Doo?"
    "Hexpacular"
    "Cauldron Chronicles"
  • edited June 2009
    fatjoem wrote: »
    I am speaking for myself here, but I can't imagine anyone reading through your huge list there. It is not funny reading through huge lists, in which at most 1 or 2 items are really funny. I'd suggest posting only the beast of your ideas.

    Even though it wasn't posted towards myself, I'll post a short defense of huge posts anyway. As far as myself, and huge lists, I don't generally know WHAT IS or ISN'T the best of my ideas. So I post all of them. I do go back later through my posts and edit out the ones that I find to be enormously silly, but the ones that still make me chuckle or smile I can't help but leave in. (I'm easier or harder to make laugh than most though).

    EDIT: Maybe looking through ideas and posting the best out of them isn't a bad idea though.
  • edited June 2009
    I didn't mean to attack anyone. I just mean, I skip the huge lists, and just read the short lists. It isn't intentional, it just comes naturally to skip the large ones. Maybe I am the only one, who reads like this.
  • edited June 2009
    fatjoem wrote: »
    I didn't mean to attack anyone. I just mean, I skip the huge lists, and just read the short lists. It isn't intentional, it just comes naturally to skip the large ones. Maybe I am the only one, who reads like this.

    What? No no. I didn't take it like that. I actually wondered if long lists were a good idea when I started. But for people with a lot of ideas, it just comes naturally to make large lists.
  • edited June 2009
    What? No no. I didn't take it like that. I actually wondered if long lists were a good idea when I started. But for people with a lot of ideas, it just comes naturally to make large lists.

    Yep, it comes naturally for me as well. :) But I figured that he's right and we should filter the Bestest-Best ones just for the sake of it, and just in case the TTG Team doesn't have the time to check them all.
    By the way, how DO you manage to come up with so many wind names? :-)) I find them most difficult, and bizzare as a task. :p
  • edited June 2009
    Yep, it comes naturally for me as well. :) But I figured that he's right and we should filter the Bestest-Best ones just for the sake of it, and just in case the TTG Team doesn't have the time to check them all.
    By the way, how DO you manage to come up with so many wind names? :-)) I find them most difficult, and bizzare as a task. :p

    Well, for me books are way harder to think of. So I just decided in the end to stick with winds. It's easy to say The Wind That - Blah Blah Blah. The trick is making it funny. I made huge lists basically to experiment with wind names, but then to go back and get rid of the ones that made no sense, or weren't funny.
    But making them for me is an easy task. And a fun one. Right now I'm trying to lower my list to around twenty-five of the funniest ones. But it's hard as I like most of them a lot.
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    ... and all the letters between the ""s are only the initials, I assume :)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6nlrERIDDE
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    Well, for me books are way harder to think of.

    haha and I just create book titles and their descriptions. It's somewhat more fun to think of something voodoo-ish. I write up some titles and then think of nice descriptions. While writing I delete some of the titles again because some were not that pretty. I read the descriptions over and over again. If I can still laugh innerly it's good, if not... red button and *BOOOOM* the library ship is sinking.
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    The wind so putrid that it made Blackbeard scream in terror and hide under the bed
    The wind that ruined my hair
    The wind that ruined the paintwork on my lovely pink ship
    The wind that ran away with the milkman
    The wind that lulls you into a false sense of security until you're climbing the crows nest
    The wind that's lactose intolerant
    The wind that collapsed my treehouse... I mean... evil fort of terror!
    The wind that sonicbooms innocent bystanders at random
    The wind that sounds like a constipated owl
    The wind that whistles like an incredibly guilty person acting nonchalantly
    The wind that climbs every mountain, floats through the fields, twists through the town, and is scared of water.
    The wind that wafts past every wagon and winds through every wetland, until it whatsits in the willow-trees.
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    Very black humor is on the way and here it comes:
    "Handsome Ransom" - How to get more pieces o' eight out of your slaves and other goods.
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    1 (books) - How to create a zombie horde. And survive it!
    - Complete guide to all things voodoo, mambo, jambo and cha-cha-cha;
    - The zombie inside you: learn how to cook brain deserts;
    - Black magic with health: learn how to use low-fat and cholesterol-free ingredients in your everyday voodoo!
    - Interview with the voodoo lady - unrated!
    - 1001 voodoo spells you must cast before you die


    2 (wind) - The wind that has nothing to say
    - the wind that has nothing to blew
    - the wind that is no wind

    3 (Pirate name): Lemón Tricabecerée
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    "A Million Little Curses"
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    "How To Hex Friends and Possess People"
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    Books:
    Horton Hears a Dead Man
    Pride and Prejudice of Zombies (actual book so it probably won't do)

    Wind:
    The Wind that Broke the Monkey's Back
    The Wind that Shakes the Monkey
    The Wind that References Meta-cultural Humor

    Pirate Name:
    Minty McGinty
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    "Memoirs of a Shaman"

    "Yellow Specimens" by I.P. Freeley

    "If I Did It" by Miss Cleo
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