Just wanted to clear something up

[Handsomegeneralstabbyeyes]

Many of you called me by my first name on my introduction thread.

My name is Lucas, but you may refer to me as Your Majesty or Your excellency.

Thank You, that is all.

 

[py3ak]

How about Clemency? If that's too formal we could do Lenity - or maybe Laxity?

 

[VictorBravo]

I think Laxity is the one.

But, Lucas is such a fine name. I can't imagine why anybody would want to exchange it for a latinate passive noun derived from an adjective. But that's probably my Saxon poetic impulse showing through.

 

[rbcbob]

Many of you called me by my first name on my introduction thread.

My name is Lucas, but you may refer to me as Your Majesty or Your excellency.

Thank You, that is all.

It has come to our attention that a number of unwarranted assumptions have interpolated the rarified chambers of your thoughts. Allow us to disabuse our royal acquaintance post haste. His majesty expresses with incredulity when commoners, such as ourselves were mistakenly taken to be, audaciously employ the given name of our most distinguished guest.

Please forbear umbrage and condescend to dwell with such mendicants as ourselves, your own ineffable personage included, with the consolatory ruminations as generally prove to be a superior employment of one’s time than, let’s say … bursting into the company of old friends and insulting their dignity by announcing that you may or may not continue among them.

Cheers!

 

[Edward]

My name is Lucas, but you may refer to me as Your Majesty or Your excellency.

Yes, some folks here refer to me as Edward, even though we've not been formally introduced. I'll try to take care to address you as Mr. Pants.

 

[Somerset]

Lots of people on here call me Ken. That's fine - I've been called an awful lot worse in my time.

Considering that joining this site needs more than a couple of mouse clicks to join, you don't seem to be making an awfully good job of your membership.

 

[Andres]

Many of you called me by my first name on my introduction thread.

My name is Lucas, but you may refer to me as Your Majesty or Your excellency.

Thank You, that is all.

Your Majesty,
So are you Jack or Rose in your Titanic avatar?
Just curious,
Andrew

 

[Edward]

Considering that joining this site needs more than a couple of mouse clicks to join, you don't seem to be making an awfully good job of your membership.

I was going to make a comment, perhaps not so diplomatic, but I didn't want to be taken as arrogating to myself the job of the moderators and administrators. So I'll limit myself to clicking a 'helpful' for your post.

 

[Miss Marple]

I'm calling you Lucas and you can't stop me.

 

[J. Dean]

"No, Lucas.... I am NOT your father..."

 

[Bill The Baptist]

"No, Lucas.... I am NOT your father..."

Perhaps Maury Povich can clear this up.

 

[Pergamum]

I think Laxity is the one.

But, Lucas is such a fine name. I can't imagine why anybody would want to exchange it for a latinate passive noun derived from an adjective. But that's probably my Saxon poetic impulse showing through.

I think X-Lax fits for short.