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Sir Christopher Alan Green Esquire by SirChristopherAlanGreen on 29 May, 2007 11:24
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I have been bald in Three Countries which are Canada, The United States Of America & Hungary...
I am a DualCitizen By Passport(s) of Canada [My Country Of Birth] & The United States Of America, and I am married to a Royal Hungarian Lady Doctor which gave me Legal Residency in Hungary and a Professional Driver's License there as well...
On all the occasions I shaved my head myself I usually used electric-clippers first followed by normal-disposable-razor(s)...
I find that I usually shave my head as form of SocialProtest of my current living condition...
I am a Jewish orphan...
Sincerely,
Emperor Jedi Sir Christopher Alan Green Esquire/CoCo Chanel (Empress),
Intergalactic Vampire Master Accountant/Hawthorne Boarding School Coptic Nurse.
picbeer@yahoo.ca
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#1 by Tyler on 29 May, 2007 12:40
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Sir Christopher Alan Green Esquire, welcome to Sly Bald Guys! I think you win for the most interesting introduction.
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#2 by Paul on 29 May, 2007 13:41
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Welcome SirChris, to echo Tyler, that was one interesting introduction not to mention the longest name of anyone here.
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#3 by PigPen on 30 May, 2007 07:59
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I'm not quite awake yet, so I'll agree with Tyler and Paul.
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#4 by wpruitt on 30 May, 2007 14:29
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Welcome Emperor Jedi Sir Christopher Alan Green Esquire- quite a name there!
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#5 by KALBO on 30 May, 2007 14:35
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Long name or not...welcome to SBGs!
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#6 by BALDANDRE on 30 May, 2007 16:16
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Welcome Sir CAG esq.....
Man, you make a guy feel a bit under dressed...
I think I need to put my ascot and windtips on and shine up the bald head a little bit more than normal!
Seriously welcome...when a social protest should require your participation, snap a photo and share your bald mug with the class!
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#7 by tsshaver1 on 30 May, 2007 16:41
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I have been bald in Three Countries which are Canada, The United States Of America & Hungary...
You can't be serious
I am a DualCitizen By Passport(s) of Canada [My Country Of Birth] & The United States Of America, and I am married to a Royal Hungarian Lady Doctor which gave me Legal Residency in Hungary and a Professional Driver's License there as well...
On all the occasions I shaved my head myself I usually used electric-clippers first followed by normal-disposable-razor(s)...
I find that I usually shave my head as form of SocialProtest of my current living condition...
I am a Jewish orphan...
Sincerely,
Emperor Jedi Sir Christopher Alan Green Esquire/CoCo Chanel (Empress),
Intergalactic Vampire Master Accountant/Hawthorne Boarding School Coptic Nurse.
picbeer@yahoo.ca
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#8 by Cam on 30 May, 2007 16:45
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I have no idea what you just said! Welcome!
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#9 by BALDANDRE on 30 May, 2007 16:46
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Cam and Tim......nice way to end my day, with a laugh!
Later bald dudes! -
#10 by tsshaver1 on 30 May, 2007 17:20
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Cam and Tim......nice way to end my day, with a laugh!
Yes Andre. I am pretty much as well versed as any one on European Royalty. There is no Hungarian "Royalty" the title King of Hungary was borne b the Emperor of Austria for several centuries. The kingdom of Hungary ceased to exist at the end of WWI with the dissolution of the Hapsbourg Empire. Now, having said that, there are still Hungarian noble families extant. However "noble" and "royal" and not the same thing. In order to be Royal you must be the ruler or member of the family of a sovereign ruler of a country or principality. As stated Royalty in Hungary ended in 1918
Later bald dudes! -
#11 by Tyler on 30 May, 2007 17:36
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Cam and Tim......nice way to end my day, with a laugh!
Yes Andre. I am pretty much as well versed as any one on European Royalty. There is no Hungarian "Royalty" the title King of Hungary was borne b the Emperor of Austria for several centuries. The kingdom of Hungary ceased to exist at the end of WWI with the dissolution of the Hapsbourg Empire. Now, having said that, there are still Hungarian noble families extant. However "noble" and "royal" and not the same thing. In order to be Royal you must be the ruler or member of the family of a sovereign ruler of a country or principality. As stated Royalty in Hungary ended in 1918
Later bald dudes!
Wasn't the combination of Western and Northwestern Hungary also know as "Royal Hungary" and their people known as "Royal Hungarians?"
There's also the Royal Hungarian Medical Society and the Royal Hungarian Medical School which really has nothing to do with royalty, but rather the geographic location of "Royal Hungary." -
#12 by wpruitt on 30 May, 2007 17:43
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#13 by tsshaver1 on 30 May, 2007 19:33
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Quote from: Tyle)
Later bald dudes!
[/quoteYes Andre. I am pretty much as well versed as any one on European Royalty. There is no Hungarian "Royalty" the title King of Hungary was borne b the Emperor of Austria for several centuries. The kingdom of Hungary ceased to exist at the end of WWI with the dissolution of the Hapsbourg Empire. Now, having said that, there are still Hungarian noble families extant. However "noble" and "royal" and not the same thing. In order to be Royal you must be the ruler or member of the family of a sovereign ruler of a country or principality. As stated Royalty in Hungary ended in 1918
Wasn't the combination of Western and Northwestern Hungary also know as "Royal Hungary" and their people known as "Royal Hungarians?"
There's also the Royal Hungarian Medical Society and the Royal Hungarian Medical School which really has nothing to do with royalty, but rather the geographic location of "Royal Hungary."
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I don't know Tyler about those schools or societies. I do know about what constitutes the definition of what is required to define oneself or a member of ones family as " royal" which means a decent of a sovereign ruling dynasty. There are no Hungarian royals. All claims to Hungarian royalty are necessarily Hapsburg which obviously excludes Canadian born Jews no matter whom they may have married
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#14 by Tyler on 30 May, 2007 23:21
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I don't know Tyler about those schools or societies. I do know about what constitutes the definition of what is required to define oneself or a member of ones family as " royal" which means a decent of a sovereign ruling dynasty. There are no Hungarian royals. All claims to Hungarian royalty are necessarily Hapsburg which obviously excludes Canadian born Jews no matter whom they may have marriedQuote from: Tyle)
Later bald dudes!
[/quoteYes Andre. I am pretty much as well versed as any one on European Royalty. There is no Hungarian "Royalty" the title King of Hungary was borne b the Emperor of Austria for several centuries. The kingdom of Hungary ceased to exist at the end of WWI with the dissolution of the Hapsbourg Empire. Now, having said that, there are still Hungarian noble families extant. However "noble" and "royal" and not the same thing. In order to be Royal you must be the ruler or member of the family of a sovereign ruler of a country or principality. As stated Royalty in Hungary ended in 1918
Wasn't the combination of Western and Northwestern Hungary also know as "Royal Hungary" and their people known as "Royal Hungarians?"
There's also the Royal Hungarian Medical Society and the Royal Hungarian Medical School which really has nothing to do with royalty, but rather the geographic location of "Royal Hungary."
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I guess I'm just trying to say that I don't think anyone is claiming to be of Royal descent, just from a geographic location. I think we'll should let Sir Christopher Alan Greene Esquire clear it up. Let's just give him the positive welcome that we give everyone else.