As I was helping my dad create a Facebook page for his business, I stumbled upon the language setting, in which you choose which language you would like your Facebook experience to be in. As expected, there are more than one type of english, usually an "English (US)" and "English (UK)", which usually just changed the spelling of some words, but nope, Facebook wanted to be interesting. If you guys didn't know, aside from the US and UK english-es, there were two more choices:

Being more interested in the pirate's life, since going upside down makes me nauseous (then again, boats make me nauseous), I decided to click on it to see what happens.

And also, just for LOLs, here's how "English (Upside Down) looks like:

As you would expect.

Sometime's the lingo can be a fine line between pirate and gangster, but I'm totally gonna keep this on for maybe a few morrrre sunrises.

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POST PUN OF THE DAY!

(Read what the dude on the right says first)