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Peals of laughter = Aha, gleeful sport! -- Jaybur, 03:57:07 08/16/02 Fri
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[> Re: Peals of laughter = Aha, gleeful sport! -- How quaint. Gen NOM! -- Mike Torr, 06:44:20 08/16/02 Fri
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[> [> Re: Peals of laughter = Aha, gleeful sport! -- How quaint. Gen NOM! Thanks, Mike! -- Jaybur, 08:47:31 08/16/02 Fri
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Ivor Cutler = Uric revolt -- Mike Torr, 08:00:39 08/16/02 Fri

Quite appropriate, if you're familiar with his work (at least in places)...
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Investigation = It is not a given. -- Jaybur, 03:59:15 08/16/02 Fri
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England's soccer player Michael Owen = Chaps clearly need me, 'cos goal-winner! -- Jaybur, 03:55:05 08/16/02 Fri
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A few names from history -- Mike Torr, 09:14:42 08/15/02 Thu

King Henry The Eighth
=
Heighten thy gherkin

Queen Victoria
=
Quiet Veronica

Thomas Jefferson
=
Mother's jeans off!

Napoleon Bonaparte
=
No apparent Boolean
A born neonatal Pope
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[> Re: A few names from history -- Mattias Inghe, 11:08:15 08/15/02 Thu

>Napoleon Bonaparte
>=
>No apparent Boolean
>A born neonatal Pope

Napoleon Bonaparte?
No, a non-portable ape!

cheers!
-Mattias
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Revealed - identity of stone-age peat-bog man...! -- Mike Torr, 08:51:03 08/15/02 Thu

Fred Flintstone
=
Dirt left on fens
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Life after death = I'd feel that fear. -- Joe F., 09:56:12 08/14/02 Wed
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[> Re: Life after death = I'd feel that fear. Gen NOM -- Mike Torr, 00:24:56 08/15/02 Thu

This is very good, but strangely familiar. However, I can't find it in the archive...
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Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament = Placard-men can roam, refuting aims -- Mike Torr, 02:19:06 08/14/02 Wed
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[> Re: Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament = Placard-men can roam, refuting aims *NOM* -- Allan Morley, 03:06:30 08/14/02 Wed

Other names NOM, Mike. I like the pun on 'aims'. :-)

Allan
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[> [> Re: Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament = Placard-men can roam, refuting aims *NOM* - Thanks! -- Mike Torr, 23:10:09 08/14/02 Wed
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A bunch of various stuff -- Mattias Inghe, 02:17:17 08/14/02 Wed

Typed virus = Very stupid

Shared semens = Sheer madness

Little Richard = A direct thrill

Going down on a girl = Wild groaning? Go on!

The Guantanamo bay prisoners = Orange puritan boys hates Man

Amnesty International = Rent me a saintly nation
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[> Re: A bunch of various stuff - Rude NOM! -- Allan Morley, 03:03:07 08/14/02 Wed

>Going down on a girl = Wild groaning? Go on!

Great! Rude NOM.

Allan
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[> [> Tnx! :) -- Mattias Inghe, 07:24:54 08/14/02 Wed
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Leni Riefenstahl's - senile Hitler's fan ! -- Zoran R., 14:53:05 08/13/02 Tue
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[> Re: Leni Riefenstahl's - senile Hitler's fan ! Excellent! Name NOM! (I would prefer "Hitler's senile fan," however) -- Paul Pan, 17:43:33 08/13/02 Tue
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[> [> Re: Leni Riefenstahl's - senile Hitler's fan ! It´s damn good, but I'm afraid it's an old one. -- Mattias Inghe, 01:28:43 08/14/02 Wed

...or almost, without the 's'.

http://www.serve.com/lbrash/anagrammy/archives/2000/anag-200003.html
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[> [> [> Yes,it's true,I did not check it ... -- Zoran, 03:37:54 08/14/02 Wed
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An odd one -- Allan Morley, 01:43:42 08/14/02 Wed

The month of August =
The Ghost of Autumn.

Sounds really poetic but I don't have a clue what it means. ;-)

Allan
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[> Re: An odd one - GEN *NOM* -- Mike Torr, 02:09:49 08/14/02 Wed

>The month of August =
>The Ghost of Autumn.

I have a pretty good idea what it means. It's about this time of year that the first sprinkling of leaves begins to show on my lawn!

Excellent 'gram.
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[> [> Re: An odd one - GEN *NOM* - Thankyou Mike! -- Allan Morley, 03:04:37 08/14/02 Wed
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The Kama Sutra = Ah, mature task -- Ghud Sariffian, 07:03:43 08/12/02 Mon
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[> Re: The Kama Sutra = Ah, mature task Indeed, very good one! Name NOM -- Santi, 02:50:26 08/14/02 Wed
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Free radicals ~ carried fleas! -- Mike Torr, 20:16:58 08/13/02 Tue
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[> Re: Free radicals ~ carried fleas! LOL! *NOM*, Mike. -- Joe F., 01:36:46 08/14/02 Wed
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[> [> Cheers :) -- Mike Torr, 02:07:15 08/14/02 Wed
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Another Blake poem -- Joe F., 10:51:49 08/13/02 Tue

I've tried to take the concept of this poem out of its current setting and put it in the present, thus turning it into a stereotypical teenage sob-story! Enjoy....

(BTW, the source text didn't contain a single U!)

--------------------------------------------------------

Love's Secret

Never seek to tell thy love,
Love that never told can be;
For the gentle wind does move
Silently, invisibly.

I told my love, I told my love,
I told her all my heart;
Trembling, cold, in ghastly fears,
Ah! She did depart!

Soon as she was gone from me,
A traveller came by,
Silently, invisibly
He took her with a sigh.

William Blake

=

Love Stinks

When men reveal loves
Reactions are hard to tell.
One hallmark is it's always either
Blind delight or "Go to Hell!"

Now why do I love her?
Cool as I've ever met!
I cry, belch, it's blindly killing;
Love I'll never get.

My boyhood had bland love,
It half seems to test fate.
Yet I've felt very damn silly;
She's prom-dating my best mate....
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[> Re: Another Blake poem - Another NOM, Joe! Special I guess. -- Allan Morley, 01:20:50 08/14/02 Wed
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[> [> Thanks! -- Joe F., 01:35:20 08/14/02 Wed
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Sickie -- Joe F., 07:51:44 08/12/02 Mon

Fur coats = Four cats

:)
Joe
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[> Re: Sickie - LOL! Gen NOM! -- Allan Morley, 01:14:16 08/14/02 Wed
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[> [> Re: Sickie - LOL! Gen NOM! -- Joe F., 01:34:09 08/14/02 Wed

Thanks for the NOM Allan, but on second thoughts I think I'll reverse it:

Four cats = Fur coats

So that the '=' has the implication of 'become'.

Cheers,
Joe
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Digital Camera = It read magical! -- Mike Torr, 20:20:10 08/13/02 Tue

...how else do you explain it? :-)
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[> Sony Digital Camera = And so: image clarity -- Adrian H, 21:43:40 08/13/02 Tue
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[> The digital camera = I'd that clear image -- Adrian H, 21:51:57 08/13/02 Tue
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[> [> Re: The digital camera = I'd that clear image - Great! Gen NOM. -- Allan Morley, 01:26:04 08/14/02 Wed
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Dell PC rattles? Reset, ~press: alt, ctrl delete! -- Paul Pan, 01:23:57 08/14/02 Wed
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Computer Virus = Corrupt? Use VIM. -- Mike Torr, 20:22:55 08/13/02 Tue
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[> A computer virus = PC smut? Au revoir! = PC tumour varies -- Adrian H, 00:03:50 08/14/02 Wed
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[> Re: Computer Virus = Corrupt? Use VIM. GEN MOM :) LOL, great analog solution :P -- Paul Pan, 00:53:48 08/14/02 Wed
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[> [> Thanks, Paul! -- Mike Torr, 00:58:52 08/14/02 Wed
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"A Brief History Of Time" by Stephen Hawking = Breathtaking hypothesis by Fermi on wife -- Mike Torr, 20:14:26 08/13/02 Tue

It seems that Mr. Hawking may have misappropriated the work of another scientist. And it wasn't even about the big bang! Or was it? :-)
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document = omen duct -- Mike Torr, 20:02:03 08/13/02 Tue

I thought this might appeal to archaeological researchers.
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Leni Riefenstahl's "Triumph des Willens" = Sullen SS film inspired Hitler new hate ... -- Paul Pan, 18:42:10 08/13/02 Tue
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DustinWenberg -- DustinWenberg, 06:26:39 08/13/02 Tue

DustinWenberg
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[> Re: Dustin Wenberg ~ breeds wingnut -- Mattias Inghe, 09:24:54 08/13/02 Tue

So, did you want to say something, or was that it?
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THE WINNERS -- Larry Brash, 01:17:35 08/09/02 Fri

Here is a link to the winners

CLICK HERE

Congratulatios to all who where successful.

Larry
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[> Re: THE WINNERS Thanks to the crew, cheers to the winners. -- Matjaz P., 01:30:45 08/09/02 Fri
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[> Re: THE WINNERS Keep up the good work ! -- Zoran, 21:52:25 08/09/02 Fri


I also want to congrats all winners,and,of course,thanks to all who voted for me.Anagrams
from this competition are great and I am happy that I am part of such good fun.

Recently I became a editor of TV quiz "Take a money and run" so I will be busy in next period.But,if I find some free time i will send new anagrams.

Keep up the good work !

Zoran
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[> [> Re: Keep up the good work ! Seconded, and well done, Zoran, on your double win! -- Jaybur, 23:37:52 08/09/02 Fri
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[> Thanks everyone! A "Special" win is especially nice! :-) -- Wayne Baisley, 15:16:35 08/11/02 Sun
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[> Re: THE WINNERS -- Allan Morley, 02:59:43 08/12/02 Mon

>Congratulatios to all who where successful.

Thanks everyone for my two awards [and also the one from last month that I forgot to thank everyone for :-)], and well done to all the other winners!

Allan
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[> Congrats to all, and thanks for my award :) -- Paul Pan, 18:50:27 08/12/02 Mon
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GMX spam -- Anonymous, 09:41:17 08/12/02 Mon

Has anyone else on this Forum been spammed by danielkentel@gmx.net? Just wondering.
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Classical education. = Anti-social cul-de-sac. -- Hans-Peter, 05:38:18 08/10/02 Sat
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[> Re: Classical education. = Anti-social cul-de-sac. - Cruel! :-) Gen NOM, Hans-Peter. -- Allan Morley, 02:41:24 08/12/02 Mon
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[> [> Cruel! :-) Gen NOM, Hans-Peter. But true (?). Thanks Allan -- Hans-Peter, 05:43:04 08/12/02 Mon
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[> [> Re: Classical education. = Anti-social cul-de-sac. - Cruel! :-) Gen NOM, Hans-Peter. -- Ghud Sariffian, 06:55:42 08/12/02 Mon

Drat. I had to consult a dictionaty to get that one :-)

Two other, but not nearly as sharp:

Classical education
=
Casual idiot cancels.
Includes a social act.

//Ghud Sariffian, if fur had a sign
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Lord Of The Grams... -- Mattias Inghe, 20:53:05 08/11/02 Sun

Just borrowed the dvd...


Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Billy Boyd and Dominic Monaghan =
Hobbits and magician in an island made Hollywood enjoy.

Frodo, Samwise, Meriadoc and Peregrin =
Drops a weird...a fearsome, demonic ring.

Sir Ian McKellen as Gandalf =
Screen skill in a fag man, lad.
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[> Re: Lord Of The Grams... -- Ghud Sariffian, 06:46:50 08/12/02 Mon

>Sir Ian McKellen as Gandalf =
>Screen skill in a fag man, lad.

Good one!

Have he perhaps played a cop?
Sir Ian Mc Kellen = Kneel, criminals!
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Corey Taylor of Slipknot -- David A. Green, 06:29:14 08/12/02 Mon

The Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor =
O, plenty of that noisy R 'n' R rock/metal.

(Slipknot hail from Des Moines in Iowa. Before they came along, the city's only claim to rock fame was that Ozzy Osborne once bit the head off a bat there!)
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A bunch as usual -- Allan Morley, 13:13:01 08/07/02 Wed

Death to America! =
I hate a democrat!

The Garden of Eden =
Oh, green and feted.

A fate worse than death =
A shot, a war, then defeat.

Chicken noodle soup =
Sip one cooked lunch.

It's only a game =
Smile at agony. :-)

Bare breasts? ~ Bras are best! ;-)

Allan
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[> Re: A bunch of NOMS -- Paul Pan, 18:13:00 08/07/02 Wed

GEN NOM:
>A fate worse than death =
>A shot, a war, then defeat.


>Chicken noodle soup =
>Sip one cooked lunch.

RUDE NOM:

>Bare breasts? ~ Bras are best! ;-)
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[> Re: A bunch as usual (two more NOMS) -- Zoran, 03:34:24 08/08/02 Thu

>Death to America! =
>I hate a democrat!

Ingenious NOM !!!(new category)


>It's only a game =
>Smile at agony. :-)

General NOM


Cheers,
Zoran
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[> [> Re: A bunch as usual (two more NOMS) - Thanks Zoran and Paul! -- Allan Morley, 02:50:47 08/12/02 Mon
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Jonathan Frakes = Ha! Jon's a 'Trek' fan! -- Hans-Peter, 18:21:53 08/11/02 Sun
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[> Re: Jonathan Frakes = Ha! Jon's a 'Trek' fan! Name or Ent NOM, H-P! -- Jaybur, 18:33:11 08/11/02 Sun
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[> [> Thanks Jay, 'Name' I think. -- Hans-Peter, 19:16:03 08/11/02 Sun
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Wintersports = Snow trip. Rest. -- Hans-Peter, 15:58:59 08/11/02 Sun

Wintersports
=
Snow trip. Rest.



It seems that 'Apres Ski' is a fundamental part of snow fun.
Grams reveal it all... ;-)

Hans-Peter
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[> Re: [Wintersports = Snow trip. Rest] Or, perhaps: Snow! Trip! Rest! -- Jaybur, 18:45:19 08/11/02 Sun
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Louis Rukeyser's Wall Street -- Wayne Baisley, 15:08:14 08/11/02 Sun

It was humorously suggested to the host of "Louis Rukeyser's Wall Street", that he produce a new show, inteviewing a new corrupt business executive each week. He began entertaining suggestions for the new show's title from viewers. Here's my bid, naturally an anagram of the real show ...

Trust-Killers, You're Weasels!

There are even a few bylines available:

... skewers all your truest lies.
... or weekly illustrates ruses.
... last week's illusory Reuters.

If you want to make a bid for your 15 seconds of fame, send in a suggestion to lou@cnbc.com.

Cheers,
Wayne

Results! Your Keister As Well!
Weekly Trouserless Rituals
Weekly Rouser's Tussle Trail
Sulkiest Yellow Treasurers
Wastrel Lout Ilks' Eery Ruses
As you like, results-wrestler
Weasel to rule risky results
Real Trust's Weekly Sour Lies
Rout-Weekly's Tussler Serial
We seekers'll trust you liars?
Ill-Uses Your Street-Walkers
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The Marines = Entire sham -- Joe F., 10:52:47 08/11/02 Sun
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Stansted Airport = Riots and 'pet' rats -- Joe F., 09:57:24 08/11/02 Sun
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Probably only the Brits will get this -- Joe F., 09:11:55 08/11/02 Sun

Land of Hope and Glory = Old Phony on a "red" flag

(For those from overseas, Tony Blair is often nicknamed Phony due to his government's persistant spinning, and is criticised for leading a party which claims to be socialist but in reality is anything but, hence the "red" flag.)

Joe
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Fashion collection = So fail on nice cloth. -- Hans-Peter, 17:10:27 08/10/02 Sat
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[> The fashion collection = Fool in hat: nice clothes! -- Santi, 00:40:15 08/11/02 Sun
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Leni Riefenstahl sued = Relied in hatefulness -- Mattias Inghe, 08:24:15 08/10/02 Sat
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Altruism = Ultraism ;) -- Matjaz P., 02:15:13 08/10/02 Sat
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CHANGE THE FUTURE OF YOUR FACE! -- TURN BACK THE CLOCK, 00:46:20 08/10/02 Sat

[Spam snipped -- Ed.]
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[> Re: Turn back the clock = Check alt.torn.buck! -- Matjaz P., 01:33:13 08/10/02 Sat

Turn Back the clock
= Can block the truck?
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Hello -- Mary Hinge, 03:58:11 08/09/02 Fri

Nude Readers Wives deserves a `Rude' win.
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[> Re: Hello -- Mattias Inghe, 08:15:58 08/09/02 Fri

>Nude Readers Wives deserves a `Rude' win.
Neat :)

Nude Readers Wives =
Devises underwear
View rudeness, dear.
Ensured sad review
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[> [> Re: Hello (RUDE) -- Joe F., 08:33:59 08/09/02 Fri

Welcome!

Mary Hinge
=
A grimy hen ;)
Hi, Meg Ryan!
I'm angry, eh?

Is your middle initial I, by any chance?

Mary I. Hinge = Hairy minge

;)
Joe F.
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[> [> [> Re: Hello (RUDE) -- Mattias Inghe, 09:06:41 08/09/02 Fri

>Welcome!
>
>Mary Hinge
>=
>A grimy hen ;)
>Hi, Meg Ryan!
>I'm angry, eh?

How about this?

Mary Hinge=
Grim hyena (ouch)
Hi, Germany!
Harming, ey?
My, I nag her. :)

As Joe said, welcome!
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[> [> [> [> Re: Hello (MORE RUDE) -- Paul Pan, 20:14:53 08/09/02 Fri

Hairy G-men
Gym Hernia
Hymen-rag, I

...and the bottom line...

"Hi"? Me angry!
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[> Hi,Mary (interesting: M.Hinge > M.Inghe) -- Zoran, 21:35:34 08/09/02 Fri
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[> Ho ho. Very subtle, Bavid. ;) -- Richard G, 22:50:46 08/09/02 Fri
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Whopper, fries and coke. = Cow? Fake n' ripped horse! -- Ghud Sariffian, 09:29:43 08/09/02 Fri

By the way, it turns out that the world is smaller then I expected. Not only do I live in the same country and city as Mattias Inghe (Stockholm, Sweden), but actually in the same apmt complex! I was tempted to put an anonymous postcard in his mailbox, adressed to Mr "I shit a magnet", but he found me first through the intranet we got here. :-D

//Ghud Sariffian, Ruff India shag
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[> Re: Whopper, fries and coke. = Cow? Fake n' ripped horse! -- Mattias Inghe, 21:01:32 08/09/02 Fri

Ok, now that would really had freaked me out. :)
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"America Online: so easy to use, no wonder it's number one!" = "I-motto induces web mania. Loose unseen errors, anyone?" // more inside! -- discordion, 13:46:54 08/09/02 Fri

some others...im new to this ,tell me how i do!! ^_^


reality television trend = sterile novelty in it, dear

"When asked why I formulate so many anagrams, = my shrewd answer: "Aah, my take? Logomania's fun!"

"Martha Stewart Living" = "Trims thawing veal... art!"
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[> Re: "America Online: so easy to use, no wonder it's number one!" = "I-motto induces web mania. Loose unseen errors, anyone?" // more inside! -- Mattias Inghe, 21:00:11 08/09/02 Fri

>some others...im new to this ,tell me how i do!! ^_^

I´d say you´re doing pretty damn good. Keep 'em coming! :)

>reality television trend = sterile novelty in it, dear

reality television trend = Let "loved" insanity retire!


discordion =
Sordid icon
Odd icon, sir
Ironic odds
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Fantasy and science fiction = O, fancy incidents fascinate -- Mattias Inghe, 22:04:29 08/08/02 Thu
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[> Re: Fantasy and science fiction = O, fancy incidents fascinate -- Gen/Ent NOM! -- Mike Torr, 22:54:03 08/08/02 Thu
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[> [> Re: [O, fancy incidents fascinate -- Gen/Ent NOM!] Seconded! Love the alliteration! -- Jaybur, 03:33:08 08/09/02 Fri
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[> [> [> Thank ya! I thought it was pretty average. Well, in the eye of the beholder, they say... :) -- Mattias Inghe, 08:08:30 08/09/02 Fri
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Life's a bitch and then you die = Face duty, nihilist bonehead! [a few more inside] -- Mattias Inghe, 23:52:00 08/07/02 Wed

Life's a bitch and then you die =

Face duty, nihilist bonehead!
Handy education: Life be shit.
This belief hand out cyanide.
Alienated by fiendish touch.
Lousy chieftain in deathbed.


And some really bizzare ones:
You chant "Heil" in bed? Die fast!
Oh! A dead beefy nihilist cunt.
Cunt, oafishly beheaded in it.
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[> Re: Life's a bitch and then you die = Face duty, nihilist bonehead! GEN NOM :))) -- Paul Pan, 00:08:39 08/08/02 Thu

>Life's a bitch and then you die =
>Face duty, nihilist bonehead!
EXCELLENT!!! May I quote you on this?

I also throughly enjoyed:
>You chant "Heil" in bed? Die fast!
:P
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[> [> Re: Life's a bitch and then you die = Face duty, nihilist bonehead! GEN NOM :))) -- Mattias Inghe, 07:58:52 08/09/02 Fri

>>Life's a bitch and then you die =
>>Face duty, nihilist bonehead!
>EXCELLENT!!! May I quote you on this?

Hehe. Be my guest. And tnx for the nom.

>I also throughly enjoyed:
>>You chant "Heil" in bed? Die fast!

Now that would be a bit of a turn-off, wouldn´t it? :)
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Ten letter words -- Mattias Inghe, 23:17:10 08/08/02 Thu

cheesecake = Cease cheek
chessboard = Brash codes
corruption = To ruin corp.
leadership = Phrased lie
masturbate = Mature stab
microphone = More Chopin!
prostitute = Pet our tits
recordable = Declare "rob"
revolution = Evil on tour
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[> Re: Ten letter words *NOM* -- Richard G, 00:15:14 08/09/02 Fri

The best three IMO:

>corruption = To ruin corp.
or
Corruption = Cop run riot.

>microphone = More Chopin!
Gen/Ent nom for this one.

>prostitute = Pet our tits
Unfortunately not new.

RG
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[> [> Re: Ten letter words *NOM* -- Mattias Inghe, 07:55:29 08/09/02 Fri


>>microphone = More Chopin!
>Gen/Ent nom for this one.

Tnx!

>>prostitute = Pet our tits
>Unfortunately not new.

I suspected that. But I had already done [A prostitute = A tourist pet] recently, so even if I liked that one better they were both reruns I guess. :)
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William Ernest Henley = Neat lines: I rhyme well. -- Jaybur, 08:28:26 08/08/02 Thu
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[> Re: William Ernest Henley = Neat lines: I rhyme well. Ent / Name *NOM*, Janet! -- Joe F., 08:47:41 08/08/02 Thu
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[> [> Re: [William Ernest Henley: Ent / Name *NOM*, Janet!] Thanks Joe, for the Nom, and Mike, for the second! -- Jaybur, 03:28:06 08/09/02 Fri
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[> Re: William Ernest Henley = Neat lines: I rhyme well. -- Has to be a names NOM. Excellent. -- Mike Torr, 08:51:26 08/08/02 Thu
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Bob Dylan at Newport = "Er, Bob don't want play!" -- Matjaz P., 01:34:13 08/09/02 Fri
[1748]
The risks associated with taking a walk on the wild side (slightly rude) -- Paul Pan, 00:31:33 08/09/02 Fri

Venus in furs = Fun 'n' viruses
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Loan a child ~ a china doll -- Paul Pan, 00:27:29 08/09/02 Fri
[1744]
Dire actor = A director (or reverse) -- Matjaz P., 18:34:05 08/08/02 Thu
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[> Re: Dire actor = A director -- Gen NOM! (or Ent?) -- Mike Torr, 22:55:31 08/08/02 Thu
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[> [> Re:Thanks. Ent? -- Matjaz P., 23:45:47 08/08/02 Thu
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[> [> [> Ent should be fine. -- Richard G, 00:23:26 08/09/02 Fri
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Solitude = Soul diet. -- Matjaz P., 22:00:48 08/08/02 Thu
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[> Re: Solitude = Soul diet. = Old use it. -- Matjaz P., 22:04:08 08/08/02 Thu
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[> [> Solitude = Soul diet. = Old use it. [more...] -- Mattias Inghe, 23:24:01 08/08/02 Thu

Add those and we have a spot on, albeit depressing, five gram set. :)

Solitude =
Tied soul
Soil duet
So dilute
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[> [> [> Re: Solitude Remarkable additions ;) - I like the set. We'll see whether I'l still like it in 40 yrs :( -- Matjaz P., 23:43:08 08/08/02 Thu
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[> Re: Solitude = Soul diet. Gen NOM -- Mike Torr, 22:56:59 08/08/02 Thu

I can't believe this hasn't been spotted before...
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[> [> Re: Thanks -- Matjaz P., 23:44:23 08/08/02 Thu
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[> [> Re: Solitude = Soul diet. Gen NOM -- Richard G, 00:22:08 08/09/02 Fri

>I can't believe this hasn't been spotted before...

It does appear at http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/anagram.cgi?Netscape1.2=Search&anagram=solitude, but that appears to be a mindlessly generated page (and the 'gram is split across two lines at that). I think you can claim this gem, Matjaz - nom seconded.

RG
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Psychedelia = "Ideal psyche" or "Psyche ailed," depending on your proclivities :P -- Paul Pan, 00:22:06 08/09/02 Fri
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A star ~ Rasta (Too obvious, must be old!) -- Paul Pan, 00:09:29 08/09/02 Fri
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Three random -- Joe F., 02:56:07 08/08/02 Thu

Thomas Edison = I'm a sod. Honest.

Weapons of mass destruction = In fact, U.S. dope-arses own most.

Good and Evil = God? No, a devil.


Joe
[1694]

[> Re: Three random *NOM* -- Mey K., 06:53:58 08/08/02 Thu


>Good and Evil = God? No, a devil.

Simple and to the point! Great find, Joe.

Later!,
Mey K.
[1698]

[> [> Thanx Mey (+more) -- Joe F., 06:59:17 08/08/02 Thu

Actually it isn't much of an anagram really is it! "Good" is only one letter out from "God" and "Evil" is only one letter out from "Devil". I did it mentally whilst lying on the sofa!

Still, glad you liked it even though it barely qualifies as a 'gram IMO!

Joe
[1699]

[> Re: Three random *another NOM* -- Richard G, 16:28:14 08/08/02 Thu

>Weapons of mass destruction = In fact, U.S. dope-arses
>own most.

Nice one, Joe. Gen nom, despite your cynicism which is something to which I would never stoop:

Weapons of mass destruction =
U.S. owns most - and it's for "peace"??????

RG
[1711]

[> [> Yet another NOM!! Not a cynic? tsk, tsk... -- Paul Pan, 17:56:27 08/08/02 Thu


>Weapons of mass destruction =
>U.S. owns most - and it's for "peace"??????
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[> [> [> Yeah, I second. Yours is better than mine. Nice work, RG. -- Joe F., 22:18:33 08/08/02 Thu
[1726]

[> [> [> [> Sorry 'bout that, Joe! :) Thanks for the second, though (and thanks Paul for the nom). -- Richard G, 00:08:05 08/09/02 Fri
[1738]
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, Brisbane = Pleasant, no-brain bears you can like. -- Richard G, 16:36:19 08/08/02 Thu
[1712]

[> Re: Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, Brisbane = Pleasant, no-brain bears you can like. -- Giggling Uncontrollably! NOM! (Other names?) -- Mike Torr, 19:11:09 08/08/02 Thu
[1718]

[> Cute. Really cute. Other names NOM seconed! -- Mattias Inghe, 21:56:07 08/08/02 Thu
[1722]

[> [> Thanks Mike and Mattias! -- Richard G, 00:05:59 08/09/02 Fri
[1737]
A headstone = One at Hades. -- Richard G, 17:00:46 08/08/02 Thu
[1714]

[> Touche! GEN NOM :) -- Paul Pan, 20:49:24 08/08/02 Thu
[1720]

[> [> Thanks Paul. -- Richard G, 00:02:26 08/09/02 Fri
[1736]
Your bad English ... Should I be angry? -- Wayne Baisley, 23:49:10 08/08/02 Thu

Your bad English = Should I be angry?
Perhaps it was merely a "Dylanish brogue"?

Cheers,
Wayne
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Nine letter words -- Mattias Inghe, 06:08:25 08/07/02 Wed

Just some random anagrams...

Abduction = I act bound
Annoyance = Anyone can!
Anorectic = Con it: Care
Argentina = Regain tan
Bilingual = I'll...bangui!
Bloodline = Boo! I´ll end!
Budweiser = Brew is due
Evolution = In! Love! Out!
Execution = Exit on cue
Innocence = Nice, n' once
Insurance = Run, in case
Jaywalker = A jerky law
Livestock = Ticks love
Stupified = If dispute
Twentyone = New, yet not
Zeitgeist = I...Geez, tits!
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[> Gen *NOM* for "Execution = Exit on cue"! -- Joe F., 09:05:03 08/07/02 Wed
[1661]

[> [> ["Execution = Exit on cue"] It's an oldy I'm afraid, in the Hall of Fame as the plural. Sorry Mattias. -- Richard G, 18:04:51 08/07/02 Wed
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[> Re: Nine letter words -- Ghud Sariffian, 11:46:29 08/07/02 Wed

Hi! I don´t do many anagrams, because I suck at it most of the time. But here are two variations on yours that I found that are quite ok.

>Bloodline = Boo! I´ll end!
Bloodline = Noble idol

>Evolution = In! Love! Out!
Evolution = Out! Live on!

>Zeitgeist = I...Geez, tits!
Oh my. That was, well, very clever. A spot on description of the zeitgeist of the western world, innit? :-)

//Ghud Sariffian
The only anagram I´ve found of my name is "His dung affair". Can someone else do better?
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[> [> Welcome, Ghud! -- Richard G, 18:15:34 08/07/02 Wed

>//Ghud Sariffian

Welcome to the Forum, Ghud.

>The only anagram I´ve found of my name is "His dung
>affair". Can someone else do better?

Ghud Sariffian =
A fishing fraud. ["It was THIS BIG, honest!"]
I, a gruff Danish. [I see you're posting from Sweden, close enough. ;) ]

RG
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[> [> Re: Nine letter words -- Mike Torr, 19:13:59 08/07/02 Wed

>//Ghud Sariffian
>The only anagram I´ve found of my name is "His dung
>affair". Can someone else do better?

Ghud Sariffian =

Had us a Griffin
Unfair! Had figs!
A surfing fad - hi!
I drag a fun fish
Fungi had fairs
Has frigid faun
Sigh. Duff Arian.
Raffia hid guns
Hid gruff Asian
Hindu fag fairs
Guard a fish fin
Ruff India shag
Ah! Dig ruffians

That's enough for now!
[1676]

[> [> Re: Nine letter words -- Mattias Inghe, 22:56:40 08/07/02 Wed

>>Bloodline = Boo! I´ll end!
>Bloodline = Noble idol

Hey, that was definitely an improvement. And you say you´re bad at this?

>>Zeitgeist = I...Geez, tits!
>Oh my. That was, well, very clever. A spot on
>description of the zeitgeist of the western world,
>innit? :-)

I thought it was pretty neat. :)

>//Ghud Sariffian

Ghud Sariffian =

Safari: Find hug.
Hi-fi fraud nags.
If fur had a sign.
[1686]

[> [> Welcome to the club :) -- Paul Pan, 00:00:56 08/08/02 Thu

Ghud Sariffian
=
'ffraid, anguish!
Gadhaffi ruins!
Gruffish Diana
Gruffish Naiad
Fani Fishguard
Faridah Fingus
[1689]

[> [> Sariffian = In affairs ! (welcome ,Ghud!) -- Zoran, 03:26:17 08/08/02 Thu
[1696]

[> [> Re: Nine letter words: Ghud Sariffian = Ah, I sniff a drug ;) Hello! -- Matjaz P., 21:19:30 08/08/02 Thu
[1721]

[> Ticks love ~ livestock :) GEN NOM -- Paul Pan, 18:06:54 08/07/02 Wed
[1672]
Bush's final speech -- Mey K., 07:15:56 08/08/02 Thu


Below are some (true) samples of Bush's, er, confusing speeches, anagrammed into his final one...


"Well, it's an unimaginable honor to be the president during the Fourth of July of this country. It means what these words say, for starters. The great inalienable rights of our country. We're blessed with such values in America. And I- it's- I'm a proud man to be the nation based upon such wonderful values." (Visiting the Jefferson Memorial, Washington, D.C., July 2, 2001)

"My administration has been calling upon all the leaders in the- in the Middle East to do everything they can to stop the violence, to tell the different parties involved that peace will never happen." (Crawford, Texas, Aug, 13, 2001)

"And so, in my State of the- my State of the Union- or state- my speech to the nation, whatever you want to call it, speech to the nation- I asked Americans to give 4,000 years- 4,000 *hours* over the next- the rest of your life- of service to America. That's what I asked, 4,000 hours." (Bridgeport, Conn., April 9, 2002)

=

"Ladies or- the others, the gentlemen parts, of the jury. I come before you not as the indicted president of the united stars and stripes, but as an articulating, intertactual man. I'm sure of my flagitious innocence - so positive, I've waived my attorneys goodbye. I've no need for lawmen and their like, people of the jewish- the jury.

First of all, an unruly fact - the war was my idea. No, scratch that- that bit *wasn't* my idea. I'll prove the opponents right on this point. But the events were innocuous. Overall, the millions that perished, these brave servants of the constellation, were *not* efficacious. They mattered. The Afghans were in our hair, and something sternal had to be done.

Last of all, the business-corruption or whatnot. What extravagation! Watch my mouth, folks - I've never handled, examined or *grasped* that issue!

...Your choice is laughingly clear."


Later,
Mey K.
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[> LOL! Long NOM :) -- Paul Pan, 20:47:46 08/08/02 Thu
[1719]
The relationship = No help,it is heart ! -- Zoran R., 17:26:56 08/08/02 Thu
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