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# what about Dr?
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:46, archived)
# You don't add 'Dr' after a name.
Silly.
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:48, archived)
# What about if their last name is Dr.
As in, Hi there, I'm Gary Dr. Then you add Dr after Gary. Am I right?
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:49, archived)
# Dr Dr.... FOX
is a valid name I think
but then i am slightly confused at the moment
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:50, archived)
# You're only allowed 'Dr' as a last name
if your title is also an article (doesn't matter whether it's the definite or indefinite).
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:53, archived)
# So, like
An Gary Dr?
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:54, archived)
# Exactly.
Textbook example.
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:55, archived)
# I'd be angry too if that was my name
/coat
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:55, archived)
# At Ealing Hospital
there is a Dr. Doctor.

(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:06, archived)
# can't swear to know the 100% accuracy on this point,
but I believe you include both, the Esq. on
its own is used to replace 'Mr.' as a prefix,
and was generally used for those of higher social standing
when first introduced.
Its often used now for addressing social groups,
a particular example being the Freemasons,
which is how I know it's useage
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:49, archived)
# *does the secret hand shake*
*profits*
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:52, archived)
# which one?
there are several ;-)
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:52, archived)
# that one
*does it again*
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:59, archived)
# ahhhh!
THAT one

*rolls up trouserleg*
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:00, archived)
# *shows nipple*
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:02, archived)
# Scaramanga!
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:03, archived)
# oops
wrong one
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:07, archived)
# the one of the hobo apprentice
*make me a tea*
"yes grandmaster"
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:00, archived)
# Can any Person use Esq instead then?
So i could be Brett Esq?
I pressume it is only for men though this title.
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:52, archived)
# any chap can use it after his name,
its been mauled about through the language and it's useage a lot
over the past few years, but it's now
accepted that anyone can use Esq. after
their name if they so wish, as opposed to using 'Mr'

and yes, males only, there is no female equivalent
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:54, archived)
# Even ladies?
Is there an equivalent?
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:56, archived)
# gents only
there isn't a female equivalent
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:57, archived)
# An equivalent of ladies?
I didn't see any in the supermarket
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:58, archived)
# i think we can make the equivilent Farp

that would be nice, then i could send a letter to someone and address it, Rachel Fittlewit* Farp

*not a real person i know
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:02, archived)
# dangerously close to 'fwap' though...
which in itself, may be a top form of address
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:04, archived)
# hehe
Dr Swaza and his lovely lady wife Swaza Fwap
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:12, archived)
# all you need is a full stop between name and address, and it sound like an order...
"Hey, Lady Swaza. Fwap"!
other females are available to try this on
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:13, archived)
# I'm missing the pub quiz with Grandma,
But at least i have gained some good information, it may be needed in a future pub quiz.
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:57, archived)
# if you get any geography questions,
the answer is Alaska, it ALWAYS is in Pub quizzes...
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:58, archived)
# Ted Theodore Logan A.K.A
and

Bill S Preston Esquire

also known as...

WILD STALLIONS
*blilillilililililiieeewwwnnnn*
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:04, archived)
# unless
you earn something else
for instance i can be cs192 NPLQ
although the RLSS want me to pay to use that title, well fuck em
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:11, archived)
# It's one step above being a "gentleman" and one step below any other title
So if you're not a "Sir" or a "Duke" but are a notch above the Gentleman-about-town then crack on, old boy!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esquire
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 19:57, archived)
# The b3ta educational board will consider your application now
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:01, archived)
# Most kind
*waits*
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:10, archived)
# Esquire merely means that the bearer owns his own land.
Thus Mr Harrison Esq. is correct, whereas Johnson Esq. is wrong - Johnson is pennyless Northern scum.
(, Tue 24 Oct 2006, 20:38, archived)