How will you appear on Friday's guest list? In a similar manner to your porn star name, start off with Sir or Lady, add a grandparent's first name then hyphenate the name of your first pet with the street you first lived in.
Kind regards,
Lady Martha Bluebottle-Lyndhurst
Sir Ernest Gloria-Gough
Sir Ernest Lucky-MountStewart
LOL WUT?
Sir Aldo Dick-Paolotti :hmm:
L.
These are rather good, and highlight the importance of being Ernest :D
Ser Anders Oliver-Gransätra
Monseigneur Fernand Rinet-Gilles
Sir Arthur Magic-St.Helier :unsure:
Don León Marcelino Ron-Camelias.
Mmm, lacks a certain punch. I should add a half dozen extra first names, I think.
Sir John Stanley-Mt Alto :lol:
Robespierre.
Sir Janos Buksi-Petofi
:lol: Too bad you cant understand how funny this sounds.
Quote from: Tamas on April 26, 2011, 06:47:12 AM
Sir Janos Buksi-Petofi
:lol: Too bad you cant understand how funny this sounds.
It sounds plenty ridiculous from where I'm standing, don't worry. :P
I've never had a pet :(
V
Quote from: Slargos on April 26, 2011, 06:48:06 AM
Quote from: Tamas on April 26, 2011, 06:47:12 AM
Sir Janos Buksi-Petofi
:lol: Too bad you cant understand how funny this sounds.
It sounds plenty ridiculous from where I'm standing, don't worry. :P
yes but its not the correct sounding of it :P
Sir Leonid Moska-Greenwood.
I think Princesca's would be:
Lady Grace K.C. Chicken-East Bahama. :cool:
Sir Henning Futte-Solsikke
A letdown I must say. :lol:
Quote from: Brazen on April 26, 2011, 05:35:32 AM
These are rather good, and highlight the importance of being Ernest :D
Mine was good, but would have been better if I could have used my second pet:
Sir Ernest Milhouse-Gough :cool:
Sir Cletus Cooper-Arnold
I could have went with Sir William, but what fun would that have been... :P
:cool:
I work with a guy named Cletus. He has a monster truck. :showoff:
Sir Burton Nuisance-Eldridge
Sounds a little forced.
Quote from: Caliga on April 26, 2011, 07:30:08 AM
:cool:
I work with a guy named Cletus. He has a monster truck. :showoff:
Most folk'll never lose a toe
and then again some folk'll
Like Cletus the slack-jawed yokel(https://languish.org/forums/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fgallery.pethobbyist.com%2Fdata%2F8251cletus-simpsons.jpg&hash=705ee53797ac8b4a80dd094289a6e925bda54d87)
Sir Shire Tabitha-Castlefield
Sir Donald Archibald-Ridgewood.
Sir Arthur Richard-Bolton.
Sir Winfred Penny-Meadows.
Quote from: PDH on April 26, 2011, 07:55:34 AM
Sir Donald Archibald-Ridgewood.
YUO WIN. Malthus takes second.
Sir Not Appearing in this Film
Really? I figured you'd be:
Colonel Sir JimBob Heinrich-Waddy Holler Road
Quote from: Caliga on April 26, 2011, 08:24:45 AM
Really? I figured you'd be:
Colonel Sir JimBob Heinrich-Waddy Holler Road
I have a real Anglo-Saxon name sirrah.
I actually lived next to 4th street and Ridgewood, but Donald Archibald-4th Street lost a bit of that old "zing"
Sir Meredith Mo-OldKings
Sir James Houdini-Knights.
Sir George Rose-Catala
:(
Maybe...
Lady Nona Rose-Catala
Sir Alfred Hillary-217
Sir Nicholas Hobbes-139th
This thread is a goldmine for password hackers. :lol:
Nobody will ever guess my password of 123456790
Sir Siegbert Charles-Linden.
Quote from: Solmyr on April 26, 2011, 10:18:06 AM
This thread is a goldmine for password hackers. :lol:
I wouldn't use any of those things as passwords or password hints. :blurgh:
If I was a German noble I'd be Ritter Frankenpenis Freiherr von Frankenstein. :cool:
Sir Raymond-Bogie Cuyamaca. :Embarrass:
Who would use such obvious things as passwords?
I'm gonna have to put off my next trip to the UK until after this wedding crap is over.
Quote from: Solmyr on April 26, 2011, 10:18:06 AM
This thread is a goldmine for password hackers. :lol:
I lie on the password recovery questions. For example, if it asks for my first pet's name, I put the street I currently live on. :ph34r:
Graf Georg von Schwarz-Ostland
Quote from: Brazen on April 26, 2011, 05:25:54 AM
How will you appear on Friday's guest list? In a similar manner to your porn star name, start off with Sir or Lady, add a grandparent's first name then hyphenate the name of your first pet with the street you first lived in.
Kind regards,
Lady Martha Bluebottle-Lyndhurst
How do you know if it's Sir or Lady?
Sir Sidney Stormy-Godfrey.
I refuse to use a name with the word "Princess" incorporated in it. :lol:
Meneer Cornelius Van Pietkonijn-Meerbeekhof
I've dutchified mine by adding in 'Van'
Heh, my mother's name comes out good:
Lady Gretta Peugeot-Borbeck
Lady Edna Gray-Maury :sleep:
Or Lady Hildagaard Black-Shaw
Either would work.
For most of my life I didn't live on streets with names.
Using the first street with a name(and not just a number):
Sir Jasper Riley-Aldershot
Mine would sound like a bad Hollywood attempt at a Russian name. :P
Quote from: Maximus on April 26, 2011, 02:36:55 PM
Sir Jasper Riley-Aldershot
That has GOT to be the most genuinely posh-sounding name here!
Oh Geez. This will sound really strange due to what my Dad named the dog we had when I was baby.
Sir Eugene Bilbo-Oak.
You can get 100/1 that Kate will leave William at the altar. And other odd things.
http://sports.williamhill.com/bet/en-gb/betting/t/3642/Royal-Specials.html
Oh--Sir Howard Milton-Lake.
Sir Carl von Ghengis-Portsmouth, the Archduke of Archdetroit :bowler:
Sir Lionel Hagar-Bailey
Sir Lionel Orange-Campbell
Sir Evelyn Goldie-Jefferson
Sir Stefan Carlos-Pradnicki
Quote from: Brazen on April 26, 2011, 03:40:37 PM
Quote from: Maximus on April 26, 2011, 02:36:55 PM
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
Sir Arthur Nacho-Silentoaks :Embarrass:
I prefer the moniker I've given myself at work: Maximilian Schweinsteiger :homestar:
Sir Samuel Barkley-Olympia
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. :blush:
Also, threads like this seem like an elaborate identity theft scam to me. :P
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.
Quote from: Caliga on April 26, 2011, 08:16:03 PM
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. :blush:
Did she pronounce St John as "Sinjin" like posh people do when it's a middle or hyphenated name?
Yep, or at least that's what my grandmother told me.
Sir Abraham Buttons-Barrows :lol:
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
:cool:
It's better then Sir Kiki Skippy-Industrial Access 5
Quote from: Caliga on April 27, 2011, 07:09:53 AM
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
:cool:
It's too bad I don't live in southwestern Michigan; under that system I would have been Sir Carl von Calhoun-Portsmouth. Squee!
Sir Raymond Dog-Barnard.
Hmm, add a few post-noms (DSO, KCB, KPMG, etc) and it sounds like some insane Royal Marines colonel.
Quote from: Razgovory on April 27, 2011, 08:17:36 AM
It's better then Sir Kiki Skippy-Industrial Access 5
:lol:
Sir Arne Piphans-Frihavnsgade
Doesn't look like it will be pronunceable in English
Under the Caliga method:
Sir John Hillsborough-Parkland
Quote from: Brazen on April 26, 2011, 05:25:54 AM
How will you appear on Friday's guest list? In a similar manner to your porn star name, start off with Sir or Lady, add a grandparent's first name then hyphenate the name of your first pet with the street you first lived in.
Kind regards,
Lady Martha Bluebottle-Lyndhurst
Has anyone considered this type of question, might be a way of garnering details of peoples online security answers/prompts ? :ph34r:
Sir Gerald Gwinnett-Burtonwood
Quote from: Brazen on April 26, 2011, 05:25:54 AM
How will you appear on Friday's guest list? In a similar manner to your porn star name, start off with Sir or Lady, add a grandparent's first name then hyphenate the name of your first pet with the street you first lived in.
Kind regards,
Lady Martha Bluebottle-Lyndhurst
Sir Olaf Skjöldur-Árbær
Quote from: jamesww on April 28, 2011, 06:22:56 PM
Quote from: Brazen on April 26, 2011, 05:25:54 AM
How will you appear on Friday's guest list? In a similar manner to your porn star name, start off with Sir or Lady, add a grandparent's first name then hyphenate the name of your first pet with the street you first lived in.
Kind regards,
Lady Martha Bluebottle-Lyndhurst
Has anyone considered this type of question, might be a way of garnering details of peoples online security answers/prompts ? :ph34r:
You are all a bunch of idiots if using any of these things for security.
Anyway I hope the future King of the Canadians, The Quebeckers, and the First Nations has a good wedding.
Sir George Harvey-Ventura
I am not a "Sir".
I work for a living.
Weirdly my Grandmotherss names work better:
Lady Sylvia Meoko-Huguenout or Kitty Meoko-Huguenout.
I've no idea what my granddads' first names are :mellow:
Quote from: Sheilbh on May 09, 2011, 03:37:32 AM
I've no idea what my granddads' first names are :mellow:
Really? Awwww :console:
:hmm: Ask your parents?
It is kinda funny how that is so important to some people, and not to others though.
One of the reasons I have such a huge documented family tree is because both my father's dad and mother's mother were really into geneaology and family history, and preserved a hell of a lot of family documents which they have shared/passed on.
OTOH, my dad's mother seemed to have no interest in it, and therefore nobody (including my dad and his sister) is even sure what my grandmother's father's name was, or whether her mother's name was 'Elizabeth Marie' or 'Marie Elizabeth'.
My mother's dad seemed to have some interest, but his family was apparently very poor and were tenant farmers, so there isn't much in the way of records out there (my dad's family were also farmers, but had very large landholdings so had some incentive to document everything).
Quote from: Caliga on May 09, 2011, 10:46:24 AM
:hmm: Ask your parents?
Oh one of them's still alive, I just can't remember his name - or if I've ever heard it. The other one's long dead but I'm not that interested. There are other members of the family who are far more engaging.