My new title

[Coemgen]

Anaxios! Anaxios! Anaxios!

[Dirk Skene]

How about "Your Gracious Highness"?

Brian

I like that.

[Jock Scot]

Au contraire! His title is actually GRAND Duke, which is a continental title not used in the U.K. The correct form address for holders of this title is "Your Highness."

I stand corrected!Never was much good at the foreign titles.

[Dirk Skene]

"Gracie" to his intimates, no doubt.

watch it

[Dirk Skene]

Anaxios! Anaxios! Anaxios!

What'd the kid say?

This is what I get for hanging out with folks more educated than myself.

[Galician]

That's Greek for "unworthy, unworthy, unworthy."

It's a pun based on what's said by the congregation at an ordination service in the Greek Orthodox Church to show their approval of the candidate's advancement. I guess Kevin is anticipating his own desired title.

[Ozman1944]

The correct way to address a Duke is to use the words "Your Grace".Just thought you might like to know,Your Grace.

:Grace? For what we are about to receive......

"anaxios" = Unworthy!

[Arlen]

You mean to say I was given a fake title

Of course not. And the square foot of land you got with the title really is yours, too!

I never get good titles from that generator.

The Victorian S*X cry generator, however, is always fun.

[McClef]

The Grand Duke is a comic operetta by Gilbert & Sullivan.

But indeed it is a continental title, not British.

Grand Duchies such as Luxembourg and Lichtenstein for example. In Tsarist days the children of the reigning Tsar were Grand Dukes or Duchesses.

[beowulf67]

Pall thee in the dunnest smoke of the neitherworld I am far more festive that thou art, thou very dull errant dread-bolted joithead

(have a nice day)

"I don't want to talk to you no more, you empty headed animal food trough wiper. I fart in your general direction. Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries."

I kid because I care

(And a nice day to you as well, your graceful highness sir)