Echter schottischer Adel, allerdings erheiratet: Prinz Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Foto: Wikipedia / Allan Warren / CC-BY-SA 3.0 /Fotzo oben: Tioram Castle in der Nähe von Glencoe / Foto: Wikipedia / Dave Wilkie / CC-BY-SA 3.0Man muss kein verspuktes Castle in Schottland kaufen oder einen tattrigen Burgherrn, bzw. die entsprechende pferdegesichtige Erbin ehelichen, um einen klangvollen Adelstitel nebst modischem Tartan sein eigen nennen zu können.
Es braucht auch keine windigen Titelhändler mehr die ihre Dienste gegen Bündeln von Dollarnoten andienen. Nein. alles was man braucht, sind ein paar Mausklicks und eine Kreditkarte mit ca. 38 Euro Guthaben.
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