Pêche au gros

[A.B.]

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_33747…?menu=news.quir

Luxury ocean liners in Russia are offering pirate hunting cruises aboard armed private yachts off the Somali coast.

Wealthy punters pay £3,500 per day to patrol the most dangerous waters in the world hoping to be attacked by raiders.

When attacked, they retaliate with grenade launchers, machine guns and rocket launchers, reports Austrian business paper Wirtschaftsblatt.

Passengers, who can pay an extra £5 a day for an AK-47 machine gun and £7 for 100 rounds of ammo, are also protected by a squad of ex special forces troops.

[Brock]

yeah!

[Jefferson]

Passengers, who can pay an extra £5 a day for an AK-47 machine gun and £7 for 100 rounds of ammo, are also protected by a squad of ex special forces troops.

-T'as fait quoi cet été?

-Oh j'ai fait du tir au somalien…

Ahlalala les joies de la nanarcapie…

[Esperluette]

La pêche au gros hein ?

Je voulais trouver une coule nimage de qui vous savez, pis tiens, chuis tombée sur ça.

Juste, c'était trop tentant.

[free jazz]

Que se passe-t-il en cas d'actes de piraterie envers les clients? Est-ce prévu par le contrat dans la croisière nanarcap?

[dop]

Il y a des vidéos ?

[teabag]

"They are worse than the pirates," said Russian yachtsman Vladimir Mironov. "At least the pirates have the decency to take hostages, these people are just paying to commit murder," he continued.

We operate at 5 knots just beyond 12 nautical miles off the coast of Somalia, thus in international waters where pirates have no rights whatever. "

They even offer testimonials by pirate hunters, and even kids can get confirmed kills:

"Six attacks in 4 days were more than I expected. I bagged three pirates, my wife nailed two, and my 12-year old son sank two boats with the mini-gun. This wonderful cruise was fun for the whole family" -- Fred D., Cincinnati, OH

Ça sent le hoax.