Pillage the library and take out everything pirate, starting with "The Book of Pirate Songs" and "Shanties from the Seven Seas."
Raid the library or music store and collect pirate song albums. "Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs, and Chanteys" and "Shanties & Songs of the Sea" will get your pirate boots tapping.
Embark online and explore the International Talk Like a Pirate site. It has it all: pirate FAQ, pirate songs, a Buccaneer Bachelor Contest, how to talk like a pirate in English and German and pirate advice. It has everything you landlubbers need to know.
Explore ING.com and learn the top ten pirate songs or shanties, including "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate," "Captain Kidd," and "The Pirate King." Yo, ho, ho!
Set sail for Elizabethan Era.com for information about pirate songs and their history, pirate clothing, flags and more.
Hook up with the pirate gang, Cap'n Slappy and Ol' Chumbucket, by attending one of their gigs or appearances. Information can be found through their website, International Talk Like a Pirate.
Attend the Charleston Tall Ships Festival. There you can "learn to be a Pirate and dress up in your best Pirate garb." After raiding a town and making your demands of the mayor, learn to sing.