The real self often replaces

[sovay]

This is the best silly quiz-thing ever. Addictive, too.

My Peculiar Aristocratic Title is: Marchioness Sonya the Sage of Melbury Bubblewick Get your Peculiar Aristocratic Title

Further tries named me Lady Sonya the Insubstantial of Frome Valley, The Entirely Miss Reverend Sonya the Saturnine of Bismorton Shropcake, Her Exalted Highness Duchess Sonya the Lackadaisical of Lower Slaughter, and Milady the Right Reverend Sonya the Reticent of Wimblish upon Frognaze.

I fear "Entirely Miss Reverend" is not an actual style, but how I wish it were . . .

Comments

[matt-wallace.livejournal.com]

Imperial Majesty Matt the Disheveled of Withering by the Wold. Alternately, Duke Matt the Toothsome of Chignall Smeally, and Baron Matt the Corpulent of Lesser Cheese Winston.

I almost feel pretentious for actually knowing what a "wold" is. Whereas that corpulent thing just hurt, man.

[nineweaving.livejournal.com]

The Entirely Miss Reverend Sonya the Saturnine of Bismorton Shropcake is glorious.

Nine

[rushthatspeaks.livejournal.com]

It doesn't like my real first name; it kept being insulting.

But it did give me Duchess Rush the Polymath of Miggleton on the Mingeswick, which I will accept happily.

[clarionj.livejournal.com]

Hmmm...I'd like to rearrange a bit and add one of my own to simply Her Exalted Highness Duchess Sonya the Hypnotic Sage of Melbury (and if I had time to think longer, it wouldn't be Melbury and the title would go on).

Happy Holidays to you, Sonya--will you be seeing your family? I can't imagine you wouldn't be. Enjoy!

[schreibergasse.livejournal.com]

Lord Joshua the Incomplete of Westley Waterless.
Obscure British place names are so brilliant.

[yukihada.livejournal.com]

I'm so glad someone made a meme like this. I used to make-up titles for myself related to my love of grammar. They usually involved Czarina in the title. Now I must try the quiz.

very fitting.

[movingfinger.livejournal.com]

I fear "Entirely Miss Reverend" is not an actual style, but how I wish it were . . .

How about "The Utterly Too, Too Reverend..."?

[watermelonpoet.livejournal.com]

His Grace Lord Aloysius the Defenestrated of Brompton Underfoot

...this sort of dampens, slightly, my desire to visit Prague.

[seajules]

I fear "Entirely Miss Reverend" is not an actual style, but how I wish it were . . .

I do, too, because that's my favorite of the bunch. I didn't write down the several I got the first time I played, but this time yielded Countess-Palatine Jules the Infinite of New Porton Wells, Imperial Majesty Jules the Bloody of Eschaton End, and Her Eminence the Very Viscountess Jules the Tenuous of Old Tonbridge Wafers, all of which please me for various reasons. I think I still like Pirate Queen Cap'n Nobeard best of all my collected titles, though.

[strange-selkie.livejournal.com]

I have of late been instructing small children that the True Meaning of Chanukah is that sometimes, it's okay to hit people. I have also learnt that my favourite punctuational convention is called the 'Oxford comma'. What's up by you?