Well I'll be danged!

http://www.houseofnames.com/coatofarms_details.asp?sId=&s=Humbletown

I think I'll have to put a pirate link to that from my homepage now...


BTH

 

Say, do any of you edumacated folks know how to say "there must be an
easier way" into latin? ;-)


BTH

 

don't know how to say it in Latin, but I can say it any time in Victoria,
and in 2 weeks in Canberra

 

Ah, never mind. I think this brightens up the old home page a bit:

http://www.humbletown.org/


BTH

 

How about "caveo vir liquor"?

 

There is always an alcoholic somewhere

 

I'll probably be studying Classical Greek anyway, but in the off chance
I decide to go with Latin instead, I'll get back to you in a little
while...probably around the middle of 2012, if that's not too long to wait?

 

Have you cross-checked the coat of arms you were given with another
source? I just put my surname in and got a COA I've never seen
before, "First found in Devonshire", which is wrong AFAIK, and some
spiel about the Mayflower. I hope it is authentic, as opposed to what
you wanted to see.

 

Oh no, there's no need to be that formal. "Lord BT The Magnificent"
will be satisfactory for now. ;-)


BTH

 

The one listed for my surname is correct, with limited but correct
genealogy (my granny did the hard yards which is the only reason I
know).

JL
(with the dubious honour of an established coat of arms pre-norman
conquest)

 

Alcohol ain't the liquor BT's known for!