Dinner Impossible

[MJR]

Since I keep putting my foot in my mouth I think (and I think as infrequently as possible), I'll call it the little round thingy that I wear on my hat that helps identify clan/organization affiliation.

Man, I'm with you!

And Cajun, thanks for the links. The amount of information that everyone on this board has to share is truly amazing.

Cheers,

Murray

[macwilkin]

Man, I'm with you!

And Cajun, thanks for the links. The amount of information that everyone on this board has to share is truly amazing.

Cheers,

Murray

Not a problem. I used to give presentations on heraldry when I was a local history & genealogy librarian for the local public library, so I have just a few sources on "the gentle science".

T.

[3fingerslinger]

I think you are talking about the Irvine clan crest.


A buckler is a type of shield.


Although Scots did use bucklers... and Scottish crests are typically displayed with belts & buckles... I can see where someone could get confused. :-)

Also note that Irvine is Irish.......

[Big Paul]

Here are a couple of pic's of Chef Irvine kilted..

[MacMillan of Rathdown]

I will badger everyone with this bit of heraldic trivia and confuse the "clansman's badge" issue even further. Several X Markers display coats of arms as their avatar. Assuming these to be their arms (and not those of some other person) how do they display the crest of their chief?
A bright shining penny for the first correct answer.

[davedove]

Here are a couple of pic's of Chef Irvine kilted..

Based on some previews I saw, it looks like he is going to be kilted for at least one episode.

[CameronTaylor]

Based on some previews I saw, it looks like he is going to be kilted for at least one episode.

Yep, saw the previews for it last night (1-5-08) cooking up for what I think were military guys (I usually ignore commercials* but happened to catch a glimpse of that red tartan and "Hey ! He's kilted !!!!)


CT - *= don't tell Hollywood ....