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The Duchess of Valencia, Countess Hapsburg, Countess Szeged, Sophia von Hapsburg... In one of her various forms through history.

This is the closest you'll ever get to a picture of her most humble avatar, so do enjoy:



Many thanks to Phong for hosting it. The picture was made by a friend of mine a long time ago, and gifted to me; I would humbly ask that none of you copy it and reuse it.

The Duchess of Zeon wrote:The Duchess of Valencia, Countess Hapsburg, Countess Szeged, Sophia von Hapsburg... In one of her various forms through history.

This is the closest you'll ever get to a picture of her most humble avatar, so do enjoy:

http://helios.acomp.usf.edu/~pnguyen7/i ... elarcx.jpg

Many thanks to Phong for hosting it. The picture was made by a friend of mine a long time ago, and gifted to me; I would humbly ask that none of you copy it and reuse it.

Me likey.

Hmm...something about your pic screams of nobility.

Most interesting

Nice artwork. You're friends got talent indeed.

The Duchess of Zeon wrote:The Duchess of Valencia, Countess Hapsburg, Countess Szeged, Sophia von Hapsburg... In one of her various forms through history.

Humble, aren't we?

This is the closest you'll ever get to a picture of her most humble avatar, so do enjoy:

Bah. We'll get a picture out of you one of these days!

Many thanks to Phong for hosting it.

Hopefully USF won't mind, but since they're already hosting my banner image

And Duchess, are you ever going to tell us poor under-educated denizens what your new titles means?

Wow, very well-done. Royal and kickass at the same time.

Stormbringer wrote:And Duchess, are you ever going to tell us poor under-educated denizens what your new titles means?

I think I know what it means.

Good Lord! Your Grace, you're beeyooteeful! A definite Dune-like quality to your friend's artwork, as well....

Wow! Duchess you're gorgeous! Reminds me of my friend Drakhen's art.

Wow

It is just a drawing! You are all hopeless flatterers, you know; I am humbled by it. But my thanks for the compliments regardless, and I shall nod my thanks once more to the brilliance of the artist who created such a masterpiece (for it really is).

As for the title... That, friends, is to be guessed.

The Duchess of Zeon wrote:It is just a drawing! You are all hopeless flatterers, you know; I am humbled by it. But my thanks for the compliments regardless, and I shall nod my thanks once more to the brilliance of the artist who created such a masterpiece (for it really is).

As for the title... That, friends, is to be guessed.

All bow to the wonders of google

It's in turk, and no more will I say.

Colonel Olrik wrote: All bow to the wonders of google

It's in turk, and no more will I say.

Now you've given it away! (at least to those of us who pay attention)

Wow... that's just... wow. Beautiful artwork. Just simply beautiful.

Colonel Olrik wrote:

The Duchess of Zeon wrote:It is just a drawing! You are all hopeless flatterers, you know; I am humbled by it. But my thanks for the compliments regardless, and I shall nod my thanks once more to the brilliance of the artist who created such a masterpiece (for it really is).

As for the title... That, friends, is to be guessed.

All bow to the wonders of google

::runs to Google::

Ahh, so that's what it means.

I can see why that guy on ASVS went mad for you after you gave a description to him!

The Duchess of Valencia, Countess Hapsburg, Countess Szeged, Sophia von Hapsburg... In one of her various forms through history.

This is the closest you'll ever get to a picture of her most humble avatar, so do enjoy:

So what your saying (showing) is that you look like Admiral Dalaa? Is your hair really that long, I imagined shorter?

phongn wrote:

Colonel Olrik wrote:

The Duchess of Zeon wrote:It is just a drawing! You are all hopeless flatterers, you know; I am humbled by it. But my thanks for the compliments regardless, and I shall nod my thanks once more to the brilliance of the artist who created such a masterpiece (for it really is).

As for the title... That, friends, is to be guessed.

All bow to the wonders of google

::runs to Google::

Ahh, so that's what it means.

Can't find it. Can someone post it?

The Yosemite Bear wrote:I have no desire to be Flesh Crafted by that Leech!

of course the war between the Undead & the Shapeshifters continues as always.

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot...

The Duchess of Zeon wrote:The Duchess of Valencia, Countess Hapsburg, Countess Szeged, Sophia von Hapsburg... In one of her various forms through history.

This is the closest you'll ever get to a picture of her most humble avatar, so do enjoy:

http://helios.acomp.usf.edu/~pnguyen7/i ... elarcx.jpg

Many thanks to Phong for hosting it. The picture was made by a friend of mine a long time ago, and gifted to me; I would humbly ask that none of you copy it and reuse it.

Well what do you know, I was pretty close in my head (if that's close to how you look), though I had your hair at being slightly shorter, and the skin not so pale (though as it's you as a Vampire, I'll put it down to artistic licence )

Um, Cuddles, you do realise that Gözde has 2 meanings in Turkish, the more modern interpretation and the older Ottoman meaning. Now the Modern one fits nicely, the older one casts a whole new light on you

Ah well, old or new, you'll always be Cuddles to me.

Einhander Sn0m4n wrote:

The Yosemite Bear wrote:I have no desire to be Flesh Crafted by that Leech!

of course the war between the Undead & the Shapeshifters continues as always.

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot...

He's roleplaying; the 'Duchess of Zeon' is a Vampire. Colin or Cuddles can fill you in on the details.

Pu-239 wrote:

phongn wrote:
::runs to Google::

Ahh, so that's what it means.

Can't find it. Can someone post it?

Copy and paste the below into the Search bar of Google

"Gözde" "means"

In the first two hits you should find one message that holds the modern meaning, and a link to its use in the Ottoman Empire, for the older meaning. Happy hunting.

-looks up Gozde-

Heh. It works so many levels.

Rob Wilson wrote:In the first two hits you should find one message that holds the modern meaning, and a link to its use in the Ottoman Empire, for the older meaning. Happy hunting.

Yep, I was right.