Treasure
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Treasure is shiny and valuable stuff that is usually found in treasure chests.
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History of treasure
Pirates have been burying treasure since the beginning of time itself, while treasure hunters armed with straws have in turn hunted it. Anthropologists have yet to determine what sort of benefits the pirates themselves are supposed to derive from this strange activity; although some suggest it is a form of altruism intended for the funding of future generations of anthropological studies.
Treasure maps
Since all pirates are highly skilled in the scientific art of cartography, the location of every treasure chest is meticulously mapped via global positioning satellites and posted to alt.pirates.treasure.buried.yarrr for the benefit of amateur treasure seekers. Every valid treasure map must contain (at minimum) the following elements: dashed lines forming a path to follow, scary names for land and sea features, and a big stylized X to indicate the location of the treasure.
Typical contents of a treasure chest
Places to look for treasure
- Landfills
- Skips
- Where X marks
- Under palm trees
- In neighbours' gardens
- Unmanned stockrooms
- Under the sea
- The Moon
- Anywhere that there are pirates
Places to avoid looking for treasure
- Syringe bins in public toilets
- Minefields
- Graveyards
- Chernobyl
- In other men's pants
- In corpses
- In fires
- Downtown Bagdad
- Up your ass
- Goatse
- Genetics
- Inside an atom
- In strip clubs (Not THAT kind of booty you scurvy dogs!)
- In gay pubs
- In France
- Chuck Norris's beard
- Inside the foreskin
- Fluttershy's cottage
- Hell
- Heil
- Walking plants
- Russia
- The catacombs under my house
- The catacombs inside you
- Genitalia
- Soviet Genitalia
