Land!
Wayne's Troops defeated the Native Americans in the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
I believe that was particular to pirates at sea.
shiver..
my name is "victor kaberle
Shiver My Timbers was created on 1931-10-10.
Shiver me timbers!
Shiver My Timbers - 1931 was released on: USA: 10 October 1931
"Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum" "shiver me timbers" "Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum" "shiver me timbers"
Shiver me (my?) timbers
Long John Silver
Pirates wear eye patches because it sets the effect...it makes them look dangerous and mean but pirates are nothing without eye patches and shiver me timbers and a treasure chest but it give the look it sets the scene and it's apart of the way they are
He says, "Shiver, me timbers!"
When you fight redbeard in shiver me timbers part2
shiver me timbers probably dates back to the old popeye comic strip. that is the only place i remember seeing it.answer The expression in Popeye is borrowed, and predates it by at least a century. The expression dates back to the time of wooden sailing vessels, and most likely refers to the working of wooden planks in heavy seas, possibly to planks flying about when a ship hits rocks, or splinters ("shiver" means splinter in some English dialects) flying about in battle (wooden splinters being a major source of battle casualties).Whatever its origin it is usually associated with pirates, the phrase being used for instance by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Powell Shiver Me Timbers Wooden Bunk Bed, Twin is a pirate bunk bed
you have to get on a boat then you get on a litepersever and swing to the key