Don't Give Up the Ship Shark Size:XXL well maybe the occasional fat

well maybe the occasional fat seaweed patty that snags its propellers

Do not confuse that with being blindly stubborn to bad ideas and beliefs

it’s the Sound of Freedom

(She'll understand)

Comfort is king with its seamless

Don't Give Up the Ship Shark Size:XXL well maybe the occasional fatDescription During the War of 1812, Captain James Lawrence was mortally wounded aboard the USS Chesapeake while fighting the British. As the story goes, his final command was simple: Dont give up the ship. Not exactly a soft exit. More of a tell death to wait in line kind of moment. The phrase became a rallying cry, and shortly after, Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry flew a blue battle flag with those words during the Battle of Lake Erie in 1813. Perry