The Ultimate Quest -- to create the most pompous e-mail address on the Internet

Miscellaneous and Personal Stuff I Must Share
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After working all night, I finally made it to sleep around noon and just woke up with an idea from no discernible source at all – to create the most pompous e-mail address on the Internet.

The idea is to use subdomains, usernames, and plus ‘+’ aliases in pursuit of this glorious quest.

On some systems, but not all (gmail, for example), you can receive an e-mail with a ‘+’ alias and then reply to it, changing the recipient to one of your choice, and when it goes out, it will go out with the ‘+’ alias intact. In comparison, gmail accepts the ‘+’ address but cowardly refuses to include the ‘+’ address on replies and forwards.

So, for example, I could create an address such as

office_of_the_great_amoebic_overlord+in_the_grand_court_of_the_master_of_the_greatest_of_all_impurity.perpetual_emperorer_of_the_universe_and_beyond.king_of_all_that_is_irrational@beyond-the-edge-of-space-and-time.example.com

(the actual domain is to be determined.)

I’m not sure that this is sufficiently pompous, though. Any suggestions?

To be honest, I have no idea what to do with it once I create it.

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Solipsist@Pantheist.com

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I know that nobody actually uses them any more, but are bang-paths still recognized as valid by any modern email systems?

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I’ve wondered about that.

One thing that I considered was the use of quotes so that I could use spaces instead lf underscores, but I have yet to find an e-mail service that permits quotes any more.

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MoreNarcissisticThan@DonaldTrump.com

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Even if you QP them? I’d expect them to get un-QPed by a recipient, but it’s been a while.