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Created using a legendary pirate song "15 men on the dead mans chest.. yo ho ho and a bottle of rum.."
The one of a kind character of NYC is not the product of a single neighborhood or area. Just like a great meal is a combination of different ingredients to create one final amazing dish, Manhattan is unique from everywhere else on the planet because of all its neighborhoods combined. The people, the food, the culture etc.. each neighbor has its own personality and all together they make up the great Island of Manhattan. This "big apple" design is created out of the great neighborhoods of Manhattan.
Created using a legendary pirate song "15 men on the dead mans chest.. yo ho ho and a bottle of rum.." Nothing sings pirate more than this song that can be traced back over 100 years. "Dead Man's Chest" (also known as Fifteen Men On A Dead Man's Chest or Derelict) is a fictional sailor's work song from the novel Treasure Island(1883), and a later expanded poem by Young E. Allison (1891). . Some researchers believe Stevenson based the shanty on an actual song. With several Jolly Roger's (pirate flags) to choose from we chose the flag of Calico Jack, he was an English pirate captain during the early 18th century. Why? well look at it - its seriously bad ass :)