Have you ever refered to yourself as Mister ?

[MAJOR METAL]

Have you ever refered to yourself as Mister ? I do not but I recently heard someones voice mail and on it they said " you have reached the voice mail of Mister John ********* " and after I heard it I thought I have never heard anyone refer to themselves as Mister in this way before.

[Chriss62]

No. I try not to. But probably. It was sarcasm.

[Mark Wilson]

No. but you call me St. Mark all the time. Which is cool!

[mike_v_s]

Yes.

Mr. Mike_v_s

[Jeremy Crockett]

Yes.

And I insist that my minions and assorted flotsam and jetsam not make eye contact when in my presence.

[N8116B]

Yes, I made the neighbor kid call me Mister

[fenderhutz]

I think it's as pretentious as listing a bunch of acronyms after your name to think you are improving your own self worth.

[FL Knifemaker]

Originally Posted by fenderhutz

I think it's as pretentious as listing a bunch of acronyms after your name to think you are improving your own self worth.

So.........I should drop the ,knifemaker, esquire??

[Atoz]

Originally Posted by fenderhutz

I think it's as pretentious as listing a bunch of acronyms after your name to think you are improving your own self worth.

Hey... I paid a helluva lot for those letters after my name, and I intend to get my money's worth.

[ubado]

Originally Posted by N8116B

Yes, I made the neighbor kid call me Mister

I can hear it now (que day dream music)

N8116B says: Now listen boy, when you give me the newspaper, I want you to say...
"Mister, Mister... here's your paper"

[AmyTheFreak]

All the time.

[peterbright]

No. I'm referred to as Dr.

[Lesfunk]

I personally prefer "Mr.Asshat" thank you.

[kevteop]

No, but thanks to the wonder of forms on the web that insist you provide a title for yourself, I occasionally receive mail addressing me as "Professor". That made me laugh, so now I always put "Grandmaster".

And if anyone ever calls me "Sir", I call them "Boss" for the rest of the conversation.

[BlackLake]

I use:


"The" BlackLake

[disenchant]

No, but I refer to myself as "Miss Sunni" as I've worked with kids for so long that not only do I call myself that but I speak in the third person.

"Miss Sunni is very disappointed in your behavior!"
"Miss Sunni is going to count to three and then you'd better stop licking your friend's foot!" (something I actually said!)
"Miss Sunni is very proud of you for going potty!"

[CrazyArcher]

No. I'd rather refer to myself as "His Excellence"

[Rattman]

Yep. It estabishes a precedence of formality.. plus sends a subtle message: "I'm not to be taken lightly or disrespectfully by you".

[N8116B]

Originally Posted by ubado

I can hear it now (que day dream music)

N8116B says: Now listen boy, when you give me the newspaper, I want you to say...
"Mister, Mister... here's your paper"

Not that bad. The kid is a little twerp and he comes over a lot. He asks me what my name is and I tell him Mr. _____, he does not believe me and asks again and I tell him Mr. ______ and my wifes is MRS. ______ He still to this day, 10 years later, calls us Mr and Mrs._____. Considering his folks are white trash this was the first and probably only time he was taught any manners. I also expect it scared him a little and he stopped coming over and messing around with my stuff when I was not home.

[bigthemat]

Only when I am at school do I make the kids call me Mr. Although, once I get my own class, they are calling me Maestro!!