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You only need the first name when addressing a knight.
<acceptance-speech>I wouldn't have been able to do this without Wikipedia, surely the only reference work that carries a full biography of a painted clothes peg. And DiscoStu of course, who actually got it first.</acceptance-speech>
But how come he was knighted in the 20s and again in 1948?
No, I could not accept the fat controller because it was against the rules.
I introduced some retrospective legislation because DS got it so fast. In fact in the USA , he can not be called the fat controller, he is always called sir Toppham. Because calling some one 'fat' is a major insult.
He was knighted twice because Burkes Peerage (2006) allows that 'fictional characters and animated , marionetted, or painted clothes pegs, are exempt from the rules governing the real world'
You only need the first name when addressing a knight.
<acceptance-speech>I wouldn't have been able to do this without Wikipedia, surely the only reference work that carries a full biography of a painted clothes peg. And DiscoStu of course, who actually got it first.</acceptance-speech>
But how come he was knighted in the 20s and again in 1948?
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