...but the problem lies with the 'laconic' part of the title. I'm not laconic. Hmmm...
"Viscountess Q the Furtive of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch"
That sounds more like me. Now if I can just figure out how to pronounce my home country... It's kind of like trying to pronounce hte visual verification letters...
"Her Noble Excellency Maribeth the Sanguine of Fritterton on the Marshes"
ReplyDeleteIs your real first name Cuileann?
Teehee. That's pretty sweet.
ReplyDeleteNah, it's not, and while my real name's not exactly a secret, I'm quite fond of my nom du internet. :)
"Honourable Lady Bohae the Villainous of Studley Roger" - mine, of course.
ReplyDeleteBut...me? Villainous? ^^
And Bohae may or may not be my (real) first name.
*shifty eyes*
"Her Most Serene Highness Lady Anidori-isilee the Sardonic of Bumswick by the Hole"
ReplyDelete"Serene" and "sardonic" don't necessarily go hand in hand in my opinion, but hey, why not?
I love the Keys to the Kingdom series. Need to read some more of them.
ReplyDeleteI don't think my title is very complientary:
Reverend Lady Heather the Dejected of Yetts O'Muckhart
I did it again:
Reverend Lady Hwalk the Undefeated of Throcking in the Hole
That's maybe a little better.
"Empress Jessica the Furtive of Under Yockenthwaite"
ReplyDeleteAh. So I'm an empress. I always knew I couldn't be just a normal girl. ;)
"Her Excellency Q the Laconic of Walk upon Water"
ReplyDelete...but the problem lies with the 'laconic' part of the title. I'm not laconic. Hmmm...
"Viscountess Q the Furtive of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch"
That sounds more like me. Now if I can just figure out how to pronounce my home country... It's kind of like trying to pronounce hte visual verification letters...
Hey, I'm famous! My name is not Sarah Louise either, and my real name is not so much a secret either, but I do love my "nom du internet" too.
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