OT: Titles was Re: [Sca-cooks] Re: Introduction

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In a message dated 8/28/01 12:05:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
selene at earthlink.net writes:

> You noticed that too, eh?  That's why I tend to use the title "Dame."  Also
> to
>  remind the snootier knights that they're not "more equal" after all.  A
> buddy of
>  mine perused the list of alternate titles and thought I ought to use "
> depotissa"
>  which is the Greek analogue for Laurels and Pelicans, but I thought that
> sounded
>  too, oh, I don't know, depotistic.  At least I'm usually a benevolent
despot.
>
>
>  [there ain't nuthin' like a] Dame Selene, Caid

Can people who have titles such as "Lord" or "Ladyship" use other titles in
different languages i.e. a King who has a Russian persona used the title
Czar.

Misha