Dulcius ex asperis

[Polwarth]

You referred to them as 'Brits' - as Scots are also serving in the British army, how was I supposed to make the leap?













Oh, I get it..... you think British equals English?

[Fergus McCanuck]

Who's spoiling for a fight now? Jeez drop it. Hell, if I wanted to call my country a colony, who should care? We may be ignorant, but yes, we often refer to English as Brits. I don't think it rates a nutstomp.

[Polwarth]

Nutstomp?

Whit, that wee bit badinage?

[aNonnyMoose]

He's no idea what you're like when you put the tackety boots on then, eh?

[Polwarth]

Excuse ME..... my tackety boots ur hidden within velvet coverings! I'm far too refined to be seen wearing unfashionable footwear

[BTM]

Sorry to drag up an old thread, but as a MacKerras this thread is quite relevant to me.

I've been trying to search for traditional fonts from around the peak of this period as I'm getting a tattoo with "Dulcius ex Asperis" across my stomach and want to keep it traditional.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?