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Off-Topic Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: diamondgeezer on June 11, 2004, 09:58:49 am
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Or 'Mrs' in Tiara's case. Well then, what you need is this (http://www.elitetitles.net/) fine service.
I'm going to get myself registered as Lord DG of the Intarweb :nod:
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I already have a title. So.. uh, nuts to you and your puny service :p
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I'm only settling for 'Glorious Leader' or 'El Presidente Grande'.
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I think you mean 'El Grande Presidente' :p
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Originally posted by Ghostavo
I think you mean 'El Grande Presidente' :p
No. The people would change their langauge to suit me
Muwhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha *cough* hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. ha.
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:lol:
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My Dad is in the Police, and is just starting a Phd in management philosophy. When he finishes and is promoted, his title will include either:
"Super Doctor" or "Doctor Super"
Super!!!!111
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Sir Flush, of Toilette...
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Is that legal?
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Sir Tainlee.
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Anyone know what the title is for someone descended from really minor Irish kings?
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Originally posted by Grey Wolf 2009
Anyone know what the title is for someone descended from really minor Irish kings?
Paddy.
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How about a Scottish King, like Duncan 1(me ancestor)?
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Axemistress Tiara
:drevil:
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they don't have Sheikh :doubt: :doubt:
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Isin't this just a change of name deed? From looking at the website the contact with the HMLR looks like its to do a T/E on your property to show your new name on your property's deeds.
If I am right, and I don't think I am far off the mark, any Solicitor could do this for a lot cheaper, £5 for the change of name deed, and whatever for the Transfer of Equity propably about £150, that is if the solicitor would change your name to a title which most probably wouldn't without seriously checking out the applicable sections of the law.
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Originally posted by Liberator
How about a Scottish King, like Duncan 1(me ancestor)?
Scud.
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Those are derogatory aren't they?
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Seems to be. Which is a bit odd, as I thought that aldo was Scottish. I may be wrong though.
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Originally posted by Grey Wolf 2009
Anyone know what the title is for someone descended from really minor Irish kings?
[color=66ff00]Maeglamor.
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mr.
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Originally posted by Bobboau
mr.
[color=66ff00]Strangely my brother (who's knowledgeable in such things) has told me that you can earn the title Mr., as it is higher in stature than Dr. thus a Mr. would be more learned than a Dr.
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Originally posted by aldo_14
I'm only settling for 'Glorious Leader' or 'El Presidente Grande'.
Correctly:
Glorious Leader = Lider glorioso
and El presidente grande would actually be "El gran presidente"
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Originally posted by Maeglamor
[color=66ff00]Maeglamor.
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You too? What region of Ireland?
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[color=66ff00]Hehe it was a joke but my surname is Molloy which means 'great chieftan' so maybe...
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mmmmm Lord Templar....
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I get to be called "Mr. Woo" when I go to my student teaching position in 2005. :D
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Thats awesome man. Mr.Woo
try to get the kids to believe its spelled with 4 0s, Mr.Woooo.
:lol: :lol:
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Originally posted by Setekh
I get to be called "Mr. Woo" when I go to my student teaching position in 2005. :D
[color=66ff00]All you need to do now is start a company with a guy called Mr. Yay, that way you can be part of 'Woo and Yay". :D
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Originally posted by Maeglamor
[color=66ff00]Strangely my brother (who's knowledgeable in such things) has told me that you can earn the title Mr., as it is higher in stature than Dr. thus a Mr. would be more learned than a Dr.
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He's not wrong. Surgeons are called Mr rather than Dr.
It's related to the fact that in the olden days doctors were never allowed to practice surgery. Strangely enough only barbers were allowed to do that :eek2:
Something for the weekend sir?
Like what?
An appendectomy? I'm doing a special on amputations.
:D
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Originally posted by Liberator
Those are derogatory aren't they?
Scud isn't. Scud is short for 'Escudro', which is a derivation of old Scots / Latin used for a clan chief and later a prince far-ish down the line of succession.
you're probably thinking of 'spud', which is a projectile weapon.
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Originally posted by aldo_14
Scud isn't. Scud is short for 'Escudro', which is a derivation of old Scots / Latin used for a clan chief and later a prince far-ish down the line of succession.
you're probably thinking of 'spud', which is a projectile weapon.
[color=66ff00]Good old high velocity starch rounds, that being said your average PVC cannon can fairly wing a golfball at whatever you are inclined to incline it at. :D
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Originally posted by Maeglamor
[color=66ff00]Good old high velocity starch rounds, that being said your average PVC cannon can fairly wing a golfball at whatever you are inclined to incline it at. :D
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Golfball? Where's the emotion, the care, the pride?
There's nothing that says 'I hate you' quite like a blob of unprepared smash at 200kph.
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[color=66ff00]Granted, but have you ever watched one bouncing half a kilometer down a closed off section of motorway in the early evening?
There's beauty in that.
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Originally posted by Maeglamor
[color=66ff00]Granted, but have you ever watched one bouncing half a kilometer down a closed off section of motorway in the early evening?
There's beauty in that.
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True.
Of course, the ideal weapon is a golf-ball with the outer white dimple-skin removed. That's basically a rubber band cluster bomb :D