Mike S
NES Member
Just saw this on AOL. I know we joked about this a while back but it looks as if somebody is actually doing it? NES trip anyone? I like how the "former special forces" troops will be onboard to ensure that nobody get's hurt, they must have some sort of new force field technology that we haven't seen!
Jun 26th 2009 By Nick Prueher
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Luxury Yacht Company Offers Pirate-Hunting Cruises
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Passengers on a new cruise along the coast of Somalia are paying to catch more than just salmonella.
A Russian luxury yacht company is now offering pirate-hunting trips that promise the chance to be attacked by real sea bandits. The yachts cruise from Djibouti to Mombasa in Kenya at deliberately low speeds in the hopes of attracting pirates.
Passengers pay $5,000 for the trip, and an extra $17.50 a day for an AK-47 and 100 rounds of ammo. The price includes free origami towels in the rooms. Former Special Forces troops are on board to make sure none of the cruise passengers are injured.
And for entertainment, the comedy stylings of Geechy Guy!
![[rofl]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/013.gif "ROFL [rofl]")
Jun 26th 2009 By Nick Prueher
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Luxury Yacht Company Offers Pirate-Hunting Cruises
* Weird News
156 Comments
Passengers on a new cruise along the coast of Somalia are paying to catch more than just salmonella.
A Russian luxury yacht company is now offering pirate-hunting trips that promise the chance to be attacked by real sea bandits. The yachts cruise from Djibouti to Mombasa in Kenya at deliberately low speeds in the hopes of attracting pirates.
Passengers pay $5,000 for the trip, and an extra $17.50 a day for an AK-47 and 100 rounds of ammo. The price includes free origami towels in the rooms. Former Special Forces troops are on board to make sure none of the cruise passengers are injured.
And for entertainment, the comedy stylings of Geechy Guy!
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