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just found out that my family (from the Scottish-ish side) has a coat of arms. Really cool. 
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just found out that my family (from the Scottish-ish side) has a coat of arms. Really cool.
My (Cornish side of my) family has one too.
We’re special!
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Offline Is it not normal to have a coat of arms?
It might just be an Anglo, Hibernian thing but everyone I know has a family crest- mine is incredibly boring and the motto equally as.
Now the real question is….is your motto posh and in Latin or boring and in English or ancient and in Cornish/Gaelic/Irish whatever.
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Is it not normal to have a coat of arms?It might just be an Anglo, Hibernian thing but everyone I know has a family crest- mine is incredibly boring and the motto equally as.
Now the real question is….is your motto posh and in Latin or boring and in English or ancient and in Cornish/Gaelic/Irish whatever.
If I remember correctly, my family have their own tartan pattern – not that I can remember what it is.
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Is it not normal to have a coat of arms?It might just be an Anglo, Hibernian thing but everyone I know has a family crest- mine is incredibly boring and the motto equally as.
Now the real question is….is your motto posh and in Latin or boring and in English or ancient and in Cornish/Gaelic/Irish whatever.
Ours is in Latin
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Offline I don’t think ours has a motto, just the shield, crest, and family name.
Can’t speak for Down Under but on this side of the pond, knowing your ancestral coat of arms is kind of unusual.
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I don’t think ours has a motto, just the shield, crest, and family name.Can’t speak for Down Under but on this side of the pond, knowing your ancestral coat of arms is kind of unusual.
Yeah it’s unusual here too. I only know it because my mum is a historian…
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If I remember correctly, my family have their own tartan pattern – not that I can remember what it is.
Oooh très chic.
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If I remember correctly, my family have their own tartan pattern – not that I can remember what it is.
Oooh très chic.
My grandfather, who was English, was very happy and proud us grandkids were Scottish and I have clear recollections of him telling us often about the tartan that was in our family history. But then I have clear memories of seeing ‘Spectre’ in the cinemas in 2016 when it came out a year earlier.
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2. Only female mosquitoes bite animals.
3. The only reason mosquito bites are considered dangerous is because the transfer of human blood from one body to another.
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1. It’s our sweat that is to thank for our superiority to other species, since we were able to outrun them to eat them by sweating profusely.2. Only female mosquitoes bite animals.
3. The only reason mosquito bites are considered dangerous is because the transfer of human blood from one body to another.
I knew the second, but never heard the first and third. Makes sense. Mozzies, as @The Hole Got Fixed would say, are basically little flying hypodermic needles, without the fun* of doing drugs.
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Offline Well, yeah, and also less… ah… medically sanctioned drugs. I don’t know if they itch or not, I was just teasing. 
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Offline As someone who’s had to get bloodwork done a number of times, it’s a little itchy but you don’t really notice because you’re more focused on how painful it is, especially when you can’t find the vein and have to reinsert it.
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Offline I used to get bloodwork done once a month and I never felt any itching.
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Offline Like i said, the pain makes you not notice it and once the needle’s out, it goes away.
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