He did, don't you think? A lttle kiss on the knee...a little stroke on the calf....Elizabeth seemed to like it.

I've wondered though. What would happen if he didn't leave land before sunset? Would he have just died? And then who would be the captain of the Flyingdutchmanthingyboat?

Elizabeth spends all this time running around on boats, why wasn't she able to stay with him, or at least visit him more often?

Because she was mortal and the Flying Dutchman goes underwater. She'd drown.

Not to mention that when the captain is doing the job he is supposed to be doing all of his time is spent in the locker transporting the dead.

Hey! Some of us haven't seen the movie yet! :mad:

I will be very glad when Wedding Season is over!

I need a BIG drink!

Ditto!!!

(Not that it sounds like plot is a reason to see this movie.)

I'm very sorry for what I contributed above. I didn't realize the post I was responding to isn't in the Pirates thread.

I had someone trying to "phish" my bank account this week. That's the second time in about six months. The first time I got an e-mail saying there was a problem with my sign on or password, something like that. The e-mail had all the right logos, it looked exactly like it was from the bank. But I was suspicious and didn't click on the link. (I don't even use the links when the bank informs me about a bill.) Instead I signed in to online banking the usual way and had no problem. I e-mailed customer service to ask about it and they gave me an address to forward the e-mail to so they could investigate.

This time I didn't even bother to open the e-mail, I just forwarded it. But it's annoying and scary all the same.

Only twice in six months? I get a dozen a day if I look through my spam filters.

At work I am on a project developing a product that will generate emails that look a lot like standard phishing attempts. It has been surprisingly difficult to get some of the managers to understand why I am putting so much effort into designing things to minimize this.