What's your royal wedding name?

[katmai]

Sir Lionel Hagar-Bailey

[Oexmelin]

Sir Lionel Orange-Campbell

[citizen k]

Sir Evelyn Goldie-Jefferson

[szmik]

Sir Stefan Carlos-Pradnicki

[Maximus]

Sir Jasper Riley-Aldershot

That has GOT to be the most genuinely posh-sounding name here!

I figured it would work better than Sir Heinrich Tiger-4th

[FunkMonk]

Sir Arthur Nacho-Silentoaks 

I prefer the moniker I've given myself at work: Maximilian Schweinsteiger 

[Fate]

Sir Samuel Barkley-Olympia

[Caliga]

My great-great grandmother's actual name was Emily St. John Stitt, which always sounded like a pretty regal name to me.  Ironically, she was probably the poorest ancestor of that generation that I had... when she died she was a widow living in a boarding house off of her husband's Civil War pension.

[Martinus]

Also, threads like this seem like an elaborate identity theft scam to me.

Even stuff like "name of your first pet" would be useful, as it is frequently used by people as a "control question" for "forgot your password" things.

[Brazen]

My great-great grandmother's actual name was Emily St. John Stitt, which always sounded like a pretty regal name to me.  Ironically, she was probably the poorest ancestor of that generation that I had... when she died she was a widow living in a boarding house off of her husband's Civil War pension.

Did she pronounce St John as "Sinjin" like posh people do when it's a middle or hyphenated name?

[Caliga]

Yep, or at least that's what my grandmother told me.

[jimmy olsen]

Sir Abraham Buttons-Barrows

[Caliga]

In general I like this game, but I think the second name should be something other than your first pet's name.  I wonder what would work better... the name of your county/parish?

Sir Ernest Spencer-Gough

[Razgovory]

It's better then Sir Kiki Skippy-Industrial Access 5

[Savonarola]

In general I like this game, but I think the second name should be something other than your first pet's name.  I wonder what would work better... the name of your county/parish?

Sir Ernest Spencer-Gough

It's too bad I don't live in southwestern Michigan; under that system I would have been Sir Carl von Calhoun-Portsmouth.  Squee!