Post-Nominal Letters

[Barrister]

To bring it back to the original point, I never list my degrees (which for the record, are B.Sc. and LL.B.)

But if I got some other kind of honour - most notably if I get a QC designation, you better believe I'm going to rock those letters every chance I get. 

[Syt]

To bring it back to the original point, I never list my degrees (which for the record, are B.Sc. and LL.B.)

But if I got some other kind of honour - most notably if I get a QC designation, you better believe I'm going to rock those letters every chance I get. 

Like the CEO/Founder of my old company in any official publication/news release -  "Dr. [NAME], CBE"

[Savonarola]

To bring it back to the original point, I never list my degrees (which for the record, are B.Sc. and LL.B.)

But if I got some other kind of honour - most notably if I get a QC designation, you better believe I'm going to rock those letters every chance I get. 

Heh, I had started this thread in part hoping someone would have something truly unusual like OBE or SJ. 

[Tonitrus]

Someday, I might be able to put "USAF(Ret.)" after my name. 

[CountDeMoney]

Heh, I had started this thread in part hoping someone would have something truly unusual like OBE or SJ.

I'm pretty sure we would've known by now if somebody here was a Jesuit.

[CountDeMoney]

Someday, I might be able to put "USAF(Ret.)" after my name. 

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[Eddie Teach]

I'm pretty sure we would've known by now if somebody here was a Jesuit.

Isn't Yi one? 

[CountDeMoney]

Isn't Yi one? 

About as much as Scipio is.

[Savonarola]

Heh, I had started this thread in part hoping someone would have something truly unusual like OBE or SJ.

I'm pretty sure we would've known by now if somebody here was a Jesuit.

That's what they'd like you to think

[Oexmelin]

I circulate an attendance sheet in one of my classes where students write their names and sign, which I guess appeared foreign and exotic to my students. About a third into the semester last year, a student began signing his name with a variety of letters, perhaps assuming I never looked at those, or that the TA would ignore his little amusement. It began with esq., ing., then moved into more obscure ones, s.j., KT, etc. When I wrote the comments on his final exam at the end of the semester, I made sure to address him using all the titles he had claimed: Dear Knight of the Thistle, reverend father, Monsignor, ...

[mongers]

I circulate an attendance sheet in one of my classes where students write their names and sign, which I guess appeared foreign and exotic to my students. About a third into the semester last year, a student began signing his name with a variety of letters, perhaps assuming I never looked at those, or that the TA would ignore his little amusement. It began with esq., ing., then moved into more obscure ones, s.j., KT, etc. When I wrote the comments on his final exam at the end of the semester, I made sure to address him using all the titles he had claimed: Dear Knight of the Thistle, reverend father, Monsignor, ...

[Hamilcar]

I circulate an attendance sheet in one of my classes where students write their names and sign, which I guess appeared foreign and exotic to my students. About a third into the semester last year, a student began signing his name with a variety of letters, perhaps assuming I never looked at those, or that the TA would ignore his little amusement. It began with esq., ing., then moved into more obscure ones, s.j., KT, etc. When I wrote the comments on his final exam at the end of the semester, I made sure to address him using all the titles he had claimed: Dear Knight of the Thistle, reverend father, Monsignor, ...

I hope he handed in his final exam wearing his full regalia. 

[Ed Anger]

I give myself SS ranks.

[Hamilcar]

I give myself SS ranks.

You can't even pronounce them correctly.

[Ed Anger]

I give myself SS ranks.

You can't even pronounce them correctly.

I'd send you to a camp. Your bunkmate would be Tim.