Do you know your "royal name"?

[arbusto_baboso]

Just a bit of random silliness for Friday.

In the same tradition of the jokey ways one can figure out one's own "stripper name" or what have you, here's one where you can figure out your royal name.

You would either be Lord or Lady, followed by your grandfather's or grandmother's given name, followed by your first pet's name, and the street on which you grew up.

Hence, I would be Lord Walter Peanuts of M.

[geardaddy]

1. Lord Clifton Muffin of Fremont

[Flaxbee]

2. Lady Margaret Pippin Calle Conejo

(aka: Lady Margaret Pippin Street of the Rabbits)

[HopeHoops]

3. Lord Winfred B. Flatulents of Beanotowne on Sewerage.

[Rosie1223]

4. Dutchess Margaret Charles-Anderson

[SteppingRazor]

5. Mine actually sounds fairly plausable -- Lord Edmond Azure of Warwick. n/t

[CJCRANE]

11. That's good! Sounds like a character in a Philip Pullman novel. nt

[Tikki]

6. Lady Alma Toddy of Barth....

:)

Tikki

[hifiguy]

7. Lord Rudolph Sparky of Emerson

??? :shrug: :rofl:

[geardaddy]

12. Emerson?

I grew up on Fremont. I live on Girard now.

[hifiguy]

17. Yep. Emerson Ave in Bloomington, just off 82nd street.

I am old enough to remember when they did the big dig to build I-35 W. And man, was there a celebration when Southtown opened back in the day! My dad worked at a heavy equipment dealership that was where Harold Chevrolet is now. Gees, I am old....

In those days, 98th street was the end of the world until you hit Lakeville. :)

[geardaddy]

21. lol

I grew up on 50th and Fremont in S. MPLS. I'm too young to remember the big dig for 35W, but my brother remembers.

[CBGLuthier]

8. Lord Ishmael Tiny of Harvard

[Rambis]

9. Lord Curly Ginger of Kellogg

:toast:

[geardaddy]

13. Your grandpappy's name was Curly?

Cool!

[LeftishBrit]

36. Sounds like a new breakfast food!

[alsame]

10. Lady Elise Schatzie of Seton.

[CJCRANE]

14. Lord Ponsonby Smythe of Kerfuffleshire.

OK, I made that one up, mine isn't very good. Lord Charlie Spot of Thorn.

(I think I'll note down some of the names on this thread for when I write my fantasy novel).

[Amerigo Vespucci]

15. Yes, mine is "Royal Pain In Ye Old Arse."

It's gonna be interesting to see how many times "Ignored" ends up under this one.

:popcorn:

:rofl:

[Glorfindel]

16. Lord Benjamin Snapper of Dalton

I actually kinda like it...

[rbnyc]

18. Lady Jean Watson of Wilke (nt)

[The2ndWheel]

19. Lord Leopold Cuddles of Lawndale

[El Supremo]

20. Lord Rufus Angus of 68th St.

[madmom]

22. Lady Ellen Snowball of Virginia

[kentauros]

23. Marquess Wolfgang Fergus Kentauroscock of Whangamatapool

courtesy of the Royal Name Generator
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marquess

Also
"The Very British Name Generator" = Clarence Wilkinson

:D




http://generatorblog.blogspot.com

[SOteric]

30. That's AWESOME!!

:D

[kentauros]

34. I love name generators!

Here's another one appropriate to this thread:

The European Aristocrat Name Generator

begets mine as "Prince Henry of Denmark"
I'll take that! :D



This one only has a female choice, so I put in Kali's "name" ;)

The Rather Spiffingly Aristocratic Generator De Nom

Kali = The Positively Loaded Head Honcharina Symphonia von Lancashire nicknamed "Big Mad Foot Fetish"

:rofl:

[SOteric]

39. Oooh, look how I've come out!!

The Marvellous Head Honcharina Romanadvoratrelundar von The Land of Mud nicknamed "Red Love

[TuxedoKat]

49. Lady Helen Percy of Grover!

Love these name generators, they are so much fun.

[sarge43]

24. Lady Maud Schatzchen of Sherman n/t

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

25. Lady Celia Charles of Asbury.

That kind of works.

[Moondog]

26. Lord William Nemo of Attleboro n/t

[Bucky]

27. Lord Buddy Holly of 44th Avenue

Sorry, I'm not seein' it. It sounds more like a tribute band.

[ceile]

28. Lady Helene Sischa of Perthshire

That's fun!

[Tuesday Afternoon]

29. Lady Melitta Cleopatra of Ponce de Leon

[RandomThoughts]

31. I really like this episode of Dr. Who.

One of my favorites, it also highlights the mistakes people make with giving weight to Nouns. And is on topics of Royal Names.



The Girl In the Fireplace
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vennL6I8hck


It is also why I know I will receive the beer and travel money and travel to many places.

"We will go on to different lands"

Much humility in such a song, and I do appreciate the poster.

It also explains why not to 'look for' what you find in your heart.



It is one of my favorite songs posted on this website.



Oh yea, gesture is a hand motion, some might see that differently

[RandomThoughts]

38. Side note, you have to ignore some of the interpretations of earring.

There are some bad ones on that also. And the story of Confucius and the Prince that would not listen.

Then see the bump on the head as egg tooth not about a ritual, and know that coffee shops is a good thing, like the gift to the genie not asking for something from them like in the X files episode. A really good episode with the best answer of asking for wishes for help, or helping that which can help.

And know the fire does not burn, and know the gesture is the hand motion, and that curly is the girl in the corner, and a few other things.

In that it is freedom.

And the oldest of thoughts, set them free and see if they come back, as a friend, not as a servant or slave, since only an equal can share friendship.

[Rob H.]

32. Lord Calvin Summer of Hickory Meadow

Yay! A royal name that makes me sound like a pretentious fop! (If it were based on the current street it would be Lord Calvin Summer of Chadwick Glen, which is even more stuffy-sounding.)

[CaliforniaPeggy]

33. Lady Edith Kiki of Central!

:rofl:

[LeftishBrit]

35. Lady Maud Gamma of Scarth

[CherokeeDem]

37. Lady Stella Henry of Eutaw

or Lady Margaret Henry of Eutaw...depending on which grandmother...

silly but fun!

[blueamy66]

40. Lady Irene Snoopy of Ellington

Sounds quite regal, dontcha think?

[chollybocker]

41. Lord Edmund Fartboy of Sherwood.

:)

[rug]

42. Lord Albert Homer the 67th.

[Callalily]

43. Lady Ellse Faustus of Egan!

Sheesh . . ,

[femmocrat]

44. Lady Anna Lady of Brush.

Doesn't even make sense.

[BlueIris]

45. Lady Virginia Glimpsy of O.

C'mon. That's so cute.

[Martysbestcatch]

46. Lady Margaret Duchess of Chessbriar

[txwhitedove]

47. Lady Hazel Pepe of Wilson -- ick! Or, using the link Kentauros provided,

my Aristocratic Geek Name is The Rather Attractive Little Lady Winifred of The Internet Known among friends as "Dottie Love".

[av8rdave]

48. Lord Julian Alvin of Hazzard - first cousin to the Dukes of the same name

[Iggo]

50. Sir Rover, Social Security of Mother's Maiden Name.

[provis99]

51. Lord Harold Bascomb of Elmview.

darn. that actually sounds pretty authentic...

Grandad was Harold, my basset hound was Bascomb, I grew up on Elmview Road.

[sakabatou]

52. Sir Daniel Hank of S. Court

[Aristus]

53. Lord Jesse Sheri Brett.

That totally sounds like a girl, 'Lord' or no 'Lord'.

[Incitatus]

54. Lord Incitatus Grey of the Goose

[trackfan]

55. Lord Raffaele Duke Kipling.

I'm doubly royal.

[csziggy]

56. Lady Daisy Nilla of Lake Ruth

[Supply Side Jesus]

57. Lord Newton West of Devonshire

that actually doesn't sound too bad!

[Maine-ah]

58. Lady Elizabeth Benedictine Brandy of Buttercup

:rofl:

[a kennedy]

59. Lady Louise Tarzan of Norwood.....

ha ha ha..... Tarzan was our Chihuahua and I lived on Norwood place. I kinda like it thought.

[monmouth]

60. Lady Mary of Hobart...n/t

[Auggie]

61. Lord William Auggie of Elmwood

[Chan790]

62. Sir Paul Heidi of Punch Brook.

Not the best royal name.

[Demoiselle]

63. Lady Carrie Buggers of Route 611.

Doesn't really work, does it?

[Darth_Kitten]

64. Lady Magdalene Murphee Rampart?

:D

[lunatica]

65. Lady Marina Wichiko of Alcatraz

[Forkboy]

66. According to my father it's "Royal Pain in the Ass".

[Xipe Totec]

67. Our Lord the Flayed One - That's what Xipe Totec means nt

[cloudbase]

68. They just refer to me as

your assholiness.

[dgibby]

69. Lady Lucy Belle Skipper of Church.

Used both grandmother's names, Skipper was my dog's name, I lived on Church St.

[Bluzmann57]

70. Lord Joe Speck of 14

Good grief! That sounds crazy. But no crazier than devoting an entire day of television to a wedding.

[Call Me Wesley]

71. Hmm ...

Mine would be Lord Arthur Schäggli of Hornhalden. (That sounds like I could be related to the Windsors!)

But then, I'm not a Lord ... ;)

[nuxvomica]

72. Lord Mario Charm of Moreau

Yes. One of the Moreau Charms. Quite.