Why Pirates Are More Lovable Than Ninjas
 
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Let's face it, being a Pirate is WAY better than being a Ninja!With Valentine's Day right around the corner, we've decided to put a sugary twist on the age-old Pirates vs. Ninjas debate. Send us up to three reasons why you think Pirates are more lovable than Ninjas! We'll choose our 10 favorite entries to create the ultimate top 10 list. If yours is chosen, you could win a sweet prize - a Sony Mylo!
What:Send us up to three reasons why you think Pirates are more lovable than Ninjas!
When:February 1 - February 28
How:You can submit your entry online or by mail - please select from the buttons below.
Don't forget - there is still time to enter the "Why Pirates are More Lovable than Ninjas" contest for the chance to win an awesome Sony MyloTM. The contest ends on February 28, so get your submissions in now.
Winners
Ninjas are supposed to be silent, not endlessly witty and charming, savvy?
Calico Anne, Columbia, SC Ninjas go where they're told, but a Pirate follows nothing but his heart.
Kiel Morgan, Jacksonville, NC Being friends with a Pirate means you'll always head home with a little extra cash.
Cutty Flam, Cuba, NY Pirates may not be the best friends you have, but at least they're honest about being dishonest.
Isaiah Fireskull, West Springfield, PA Pirates come in all different shapes and sizes, so there is a Pirate out there for everyone!
Fish Bait, Brooklyn, NY Singing romantic sea shanties is part and parcel of being a Pirate. Ever see a ninja sing? I don't think so.
Kres Farsailer, Georgetown, TX What's more lovable than the stench of a Pirate who hasn't bathed in a month?!?
Lord Kearn, Kingsburg, CA Ninjas always have to be in their black tights crawling around and stalking people. That's just creepy!
Mary, Bethlehem, PA Pirates wear clothes when they go out, while ninjas wear pajamas. Who wants to go on a date with someone wearing pajamas? Buffles De La Puffles, Oceanside, CA Ninjas rudely sneak up on people. Who likes to be snuck up on? Pirates are very polite in the way that they notify you when they are about to attack you. Charlotte O'hara, Raymond, ME