Well not to be a stickler for details, but I do not consider an actress who is playing the part of royalty (no matter how well) to be authorized to bestow knighthood upon a person. I consider someone who has been actually knighted by some noble or knight of a legitimate realm, society or order (military or religious) to be the premier qualified person to bestow knighthood upon another. Sir Edward was knighted while part of a now defunct society and by my above criteria qualified to bestow a knighthood upon me. So if you are willing and find me worthy Sir Edward I would humbly ask that you perform the knighting ceremony for me.
Quote from: Sir Brian on 2011-05-13, 11:17:23Well not to be a stickler for details, but I do not consider an actress who is playing the part of royalty (no matter how well) to be authorized to bestow knighthood upon a person. I consider someone who has been actually knighted by some noble or knight of a legitimate realm, society or order (military or religious) to be the premier qualified person to bestow knighthood upon another. Sir Edward was knighted while part of a now defunct society and by my above criteria qualified to bestow a knighthood upon me. So if you are willing and find me worthy Sir Edward I would humbly ask that you perform the knighting ceremony for me. I would be honored, good sir!
I second Sir Brian's notion- and the honor would be ours. I can't believe it slipped my mind that you have already received the Accolade, Sir Edward; so you're a Knight already. We just need you to dub us!
ooooooooooooh i see how it is Sir Brian. you wanna go that route i can check mate Sir Edward ;)ehhehe someone else was a knight and KING in that same defunct society hahahahahhahahaa
Wolf, you were the King?
