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    10 Mar '03 21:51
    Originally posted by royalchicken
    can anyone give me a really good anagram (mixing up the letters of words to form
    new ones)? i mean, we all know simple ones, like "hot date"-> "the toad", but
    can someone come up with some to beat "miss theoretical scientist"-> "this smart
    testicle is on ice"? or can you do better with a historical figure than
    "klemens von metternich"-> ...[text shortened]... ople who have been playing me lately have discovered my tendency to do this to
    their names 🙂 .
    can you do one with my full name? its Daniel Seymour-Blackburn
  2. Standard memberroyalchicken
    CHAOS GHOST!!!
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    11 Mar '03 13:51
    Since Ken badly maul burro...
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    12 Mar '03 03:49
    Originally posted by Dan2106
    can you do one with my full name? its Daniel Seymour-Blackburn
    Blair needs yuu! Black morn....

    OK, so I used a 'u' as an 'o'... sorry!

    Joe
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    12 Mar '03 09:32
    Originally posted by Dan2106
    can you do one with my full name? its Daniel Seymour-Blackburn
    El Luis rubbed my Caro-Kann.

    Blair blames corny UK nude.
  5. Standard memberBarefootChessPlayer
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    20 Nov '03 05:26
    by (literal) definition, "anagram" means "a rearrangement of letters in a word or phrase giving a word or phrase with the same meaning." some of the preceding are anagrams by this definition, though some are what i call "humorous anagrams" ('mother in law' -> 'woman hitler'&quot😉.
    if you rearrange the letters and it produces an _opposite_ meaning, the proper term for this is "antigram".
    if it's simply a rearrangement having no bearing on the phrase, it's a "transpose".

    my favorate transposes are:
    "President Clinton of the USA -> To copulate he finds interns"
    and "Saint Paul -> Is a nut, pal!"
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    20 Nov '03 19:03
    Originally posted by BarefootChessPlayer
    by (literal) definition, "anagram" means "a rearrangement of letters in a word or phrase giving a word or phrase with the same meaning." some of the preceding are anagrams by this definition, though some are what i call "humorous anagrams" ('mother in law' -> 'woman hitler'"😉.
    if you rearrange the letters and it produces an _opposite_ ...[text shortened]... ident Clinton of the USA -> To copulate he finds interns"
    and "Saint Paul -> Is a nut, pal!"
    Haven't noticed this fun thread before

    Prima Ballerina => Ample Librarian
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