My new title

[Galician]

Alan, blue is your color!!

[Chase]

Or if you prefer: Imperial Majesty Chase the Toothsome of St Winifred by Winchelsea

[Dirk Skene]

Here's mine using my given name: The Very Reverend Alan the Blue of Nether Wombleshire???

I like! Now you gotta get a clergy tartan kilt

[Pleater]

The smell of some strains of the elder, particularly in warm weather, is not unlike that of a considerable number of incontinent cats....

[davedove]

Wow, mine came up as:

His Noble Excellency David the Loquacious of Colquhoun St Cahoon

That's really interesting coincidence, since I have tentatively traced one line of ancestors back to a Robert Cahoon in North Carolina and Cahoon is a variant of Colquhoun.

I don't know that I'm particularly loquacious (full of excessive talk), as I've always been known as a quiet guy.

[Coemgen]

After hitting the enter key numerous times, I have the following title:

His Most Serene Highness Marquess Kevin the Waspish of Bampton Underhoop, Duke Querulous of Chalmondley St Peasoup, Lord Malleable of New Scagglethorpe, Earl Spurious of Great Leering, Count-Palatine Lush of Longer Interval.

[Standard]

Here's mine: His Exalted Highness Duke Standard the Pertinacious of Chalmondley by St Peasoup

[Warlock]

This is what it came up with for me:
Grand Duke Beuth Sim the Excited of Much Leering

[Warlock]

A little better,
His Noble Excellency Beuth Sim the Unlikely of Leighton in the Bucket

[Chase]

The smell of some strains of the elder, particularly in warm weather, is not unlike that of a considerable number of incontinent cats....

You got robbed...What kinda name is incontinent cat???