It's also a fairly decent example of canting arms.

That's what I wanted it for.

And stop using the thumbnails on signatures. Get the full image, shrink it yourself. That way you keep the transparency.

Too lazy.

Happy now?

(Thanks, I was too ashamed to admit I didn't know how )

EDIT: To show my appreciation, I will be updating my signature from now on with various things that can be said about you in the "Made by Verithrax" bit.

An improved and much more complex one for Verithrax:

Ermine, on a cross Sable fimbriated Gules between four crescents of the last, a crescent Argent between four eagles displayed Or.

Hmm, let me give it a try:

Ciel, a large cork-tree decorticated Or leaves fructed Vert between cork forest Tenne leaves fructed of the last on a mount, in chief an arrow Gules valant.

I know I messed that up, used two non-common colours and violeted the law of tinctures in several places.

"Or" should not end a sentence! Death to heraldry!

Unless it happens to mean gold. Death to english.

Death to gold! And Heraldry! (Why not just say gold? It's not THAT difficult!)

It has two more characters.

And, Or isn't gold. It's an abstract concept which you may choose to represent with the actual metal, a gold colour, or a variety of shades of yellow.

Do you like "plz"? "Please" is THREE more characters! Yet, "plz" still irritates me for some odd reason.
How about "thx"?

Heraldry != Teh internet.

stfuplzkthxbai.

Heraldry must perish.

The internet is an integral part of life.

I suppose that's accurate enough! But I see you used the dreaded "thx." More reason to destroy heraldry! Heraldry lovers mangle good words!

I think it would be cool to bring the art of flower arranging into Lusternia.

You contemplate the meaning of a scented bouquet containing hydrangea, gentian and sunflowers: "You are an arrogant braggart, and act without fairness."

See, that's civilized conflict.

...For the win!

Heraldry was the internet speak of the middle ages.

Now: PWN! i am 1337, i sniped ur mom lmao XD.
Then: Or! Ermine, on a cross Sable fimbriated Gules!