Out of all the names for the Danish privateer ships and boats during the Napoleonic Wars, why the hell would anybody call their boat Lord Nelson. I can understand every other name I've encountered - patriotic ones, names from Norse, Roman and Christian myth, towns, famous individuals, girl names, several indicating the fact that people had hope and wanted revenge, even a few silly ones (how would you like a boat called Desværre (English: Unfortunately)?
But why, oh why, would any of them name one after Nelson?!
I've got ships on the brain as of late, it seems - last night I had a dream where the Dauntless was Naglfar - or perhaps Naglfar was the Dauntless, I'm not sure. I must have been reading too much Norse mythology as of late...
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girlboy among the Danish.And maybe that one guy was *unfortunately* stuck with a ship he didn't really like.