Atheist
=
He's a tit
It's hate
Eat shit
:) Thanks again for the NOM.
Joe
[2119]
[> [> [> Re: The path to Eternal Damnation (RUDE) *NOM* -- Mike Torr, 20:24:35 08/27/02 Tue
>Old stuff (take with a pinch of salt, please
>
>Atheist
>=
>He's a tit
>It's hate
>Eat shit
>
See, this is what I like about this Forum. It is purely for anagrams, and nobody ever gets sidetracked... ;)
Naturally, I took the above in good humour. If I couldn't, I'd never survive the regular onslaughts from religious quarters!
May I return the favour?
Belief in God
=
Inedible fog
Oblige fiend
Be "doing life"
If I belonged...
Do begin life!
Go be infidel!
Being fed oil
O, be defiling!
[2120]
A random bunch. (some rude ones) -- Ghud Sariffian, 04:51:14 08/27/02 Tue
Actress Thora Birch = A rather cross bitch
Actress Halle Berry = Clearly her breasts
Constipation = Opts-in action
Make love not war! = Take lover, woman!
Presidential = Tale-inspired
Serious deep-dicking = OK, seduce rigid penis.
To my defense, let me just add that "Serious deep-dicking" is not a phrase in my ordinary vocabulary, but a quote from Chasing Amy. ;-)
[2113]
[> Re: A random bunch. (some rude ones) ** NOM ** -- David A. Green, 05:55:09 08/27/02 Tue
>Actress Thora Birch = A rather cross bitch
Unkind, but it made me laugh! PEOPLE'S NAMES NOM.
[2115]
[> [> Re: A random bunch. (some rude ones) ** NOM ** -- Ghud Sariffian, 09:52:11 08/27/02 Tue
>>Actress Thora Birch = A rather cross bitch
>
>Unkind, but it made me laugh! PEOPLE'S NAMES NOM.
Thanks! Have you seen Ghost World? At least she can sure play one. :)
[2117]
The Acid Bath Murderer = Hardhearted tub crime. -- David A. Green, 08:31:00 08/24/02 Sat
[2067]
[> Re: The Acid Bath Murderer = Hardhearted tub crime. *NOM*, excellent David! -- Joe F., 08:44:33 08/24/02 Sat
[2068]
[> [> [*NOM*] Excellent 'gram, David, but I can't work out what category. -- Richard G, 18:49:56 08/24/02 Sat
Late 1940s ain't exactly topical, but General doesn't feel quite right. It's a bit of a stretch but I'm thinking People's Names, or maybe Entertainment seeing as a book entitled "The Acid Bath Murders" came out a few years back.
What are your thoughts David? Larry?
RG
[2074]
[> [> [> Re: [*NOM*] Excellent 'gram, David, but I can't work out what category. -- David A. Green, 06:04:07 08/27/02 Tue
>Late 1940s ain't exactly topical, but General doesn't
>feel quite right. It's a bit of a stretch but I'm
>thinking People's Names, or maybe Entertainment
>seeing as a book entitled "The Acid Bath Murders" came
>out a few years back.
>
>What are your thoughts David? Larry?
>
>RG
I can't make my mind up, either. I guess it might have to go in GENERAL if it doesn't fit comfortably elsewhere. In the days before I stopped drinking I once had a pint in the Crawley pub from which Haigh procured his barrels of acid...
[2116]
Antisemitism = Testis minima -- Paul Pan, 05:19:41 08/27/02 Tue
[2114]
Taj Mahal -- Mey K., 08:19:09 08/26/02 Mon
According to a certain theory to the original ownership:
Taj Mahal, Agra, India = A glad maharaja in it!
Later,
Mey K.
[2090]
[> Re: Taj Mahal *Nice ! Other names NOM* -- Zoran, 22:54:59 08/26/02 Mon
[2098]
[> [> Re: Taj Mahal *Nice ! Other names NOM* Thanx! I hope the theory's right, then ;) -- Mey K., 02:51:00 08/27/02 Tue
[2106]
Low Consumer Confidence = Income flow concerned us. -- Mey K., 08:26:59 08/26/02 Mon
In the US, due to latest big business frauds:
Low Consumer Confidence = Income flow concerned us.
Later!,
Mey K.
[2091]
[> As an eekomomist, I agree! TOPIC NOM -- Paul Pan, 18:15:00 08/26/02 Mon
[2094]
[> [> Re: As an eekomomist, I agree! TOPIC NOM Thanks, Paul! -- Mey K., 02:48:44 08/27/02 Tue
[2105]
Conan the Barbarian -- David A. Green, 21:35:46 08/25/02 Sun
The Conan the Barbarian stories by Robert E. Howard =
A bent boy's hero, that bare-chested no-brain warrior.
[2084]
[> Re: Conan the Barbarian - Funny! Entertainment NOM, David! -- Allan Morley, 00:49:32 08/27/02 Tue
[2100]
Help please!!! -- Shane Carnegie, 10:22:49 08/24/02 Sat
Hi! I'd like to join in the fun - I've got a few anagrams I'd like to send, but what's the best way to find out if one has been done before?
- Shane Carnegie
[2070]
[> Re: Help please!!! -- Wayne Baisley, 15:10:10 08/24/02 Sat
> what's the best way to find out if one has
> been done before?
Personally I "Search only in alt.anagrams" using the box at the top of:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&group=alt.anagrams
We look forward to seeing your submissions. Welcome!
> Shane Carnegie =
A cash engineer, I enhance gears.
Ace earnings, eh?
Cesarean hinge seen in a charge
I can see hanger enshrine a cage.
AA screening, eh, Ensign Earache?
A greenish acne, a Grecian sheen, a Chinese anger
Search in a gene.
_Sine_ a grenache
Incense, rage. Ha!
Cheers,
Wayne
[2071]
[> Re: Help please!!! -- Richard G, 19:13:44 08/24/02 Sat
>Hi! I'd like to join in the fun - I've got a few
>anagrams I'd like to send, but what's the best way to
>find out if one has been done before?
>
>- Shane Carnegie
Certainly "Shane" (or should that be Cane?) - I would suggest you use A SEARCH ENGINE.
RG
[2078]
[> [> Dag! -- Wayne, 04:49:11 08/25/02 Sun
Man, I can't believe I fell for that. %-P Nicked me fair and square on that one. Was that you, Tully? I should have some coffee before I start replying to trolls. Good one. You can stop taking the piss now. :-)
Cheers,
Wayne
[2082]
[> [> [> Re: Dag! -- David Bourke, 20:44:12 08/26/02 Mon
I shall campaign to clear the good
name of The Northolt One.
`Twas me. Sorry, Wayne! (Very well taken!)
db
[2097]
Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G = A hook stir up absurd gun-action -- Mattias Inghe, 19:03:45 08/26/02 Mon
Not really the most current of topics, but what the heck...
[2095]
Britney Spears = Presbyterian -- Elizabeth D., 04:09:56 08/26/02 Mon
[2086]
[> Re: Britney Spears = Presbyterian ... well, almost. -- Mattias Inghe, 18:00:51 08/26/02 Mon
Hi! Presbyterian should be in the plural form: Presbyterians
This one has been discovered numerous times before. It doesnīt make it less of a great anagram though. :)
[2092]
[> Good, but old! (more) -- Paul Pan, 18:12:26 08/26/02 Mon
Britney Spears
=
Barney's Priest
I resent bra spy
Elizabeth D
=
Edith Blaze
Blithe daze
Hazel bidet
[2093]
Militant Feminism? Germaine Greer = Emerge angrier :) -- Mike Torr, 00:33:40 08/23/02 Fri
[2026]
[> Re: Germaine Greer = Emerge angrier :) Good, but an old one, sadly. -- Jaybur, 00:26:28 08/25/02 Sun
[2080]
[> [> Oh sorry. Never mind, it was fun finding it! -- Mike Torr, 06:41:34 08/26/02 Mon
[2089]
The Millennium Dome = Illumined Memo, then? -- Hans-Peter, 04:46:26 08/26/02 Mon
[2088]
mix of anagrams -- Zoran, 04:36:06 08/26/02 Mon
Pandemic disease =
Damn,a species die !
Man dies,I escaped
"Anagram genius" = An enigma,sugar !
The soccer manager = Can greet more cash
Ladies and gentlemen = England's elite and me
also:
Named England's elite
Team "Leeds" in England
I meant Leeds,England
Cheers,
Zoran
[2087]
Swan and Shadow, by John Hollander -- Richard G, 03:17:33 08/17/02 Sat
Dusk
Above the
water hang the
loud
flies
here
O so
gray
then
What A pale signal will appear
When Soon before its shadow fades
Where Here in this pool of opened eye
In us No upon us As at the very edges
of where we take shape in the dark air
this object bares its image awakening
ripples of recognition that will
brush darkness up into light
even after this bird this hour both drift by atop the perfect sad instant now
already passing out of sight
toward yet-untroubled reflection
this image bears its object darkening
into memorial shades Scattered bits of
light No of water Or something across
water Breaking up No Being regathered
soon Yet by then a swan will have
gone Yes out of mind into what
vast
pale
hush
of a
place
past
sudden dark as
if a swan
sang
=
Bobbing swooping
wafting the tiny butterfly each
neat wing of woven gossamer webs robed
with shades of orange blue green purple and red
shiny spotted handsome yet so strangely fragile like a
paper kite in the heights ever about to shatter like a twig
like a leaf like a flower pinned down by none or not yet on the wing
on the wind a wispy shape as thin as a shadow that soars to God
through the afternoon just like the psyche unchained off
through a phantasm of an invented terrain of
memories sweet as a wide blue ocean
this treasure soft ephemeral
arcane heroic deep and radiant
wafts as slight as a gasp but as bright
as the skies high over woods over worlds
spirit so brittle and pattern so brash
both audacious and precarious
just like life itself
RG
[1872]
[> Re: Swan and Shadow: Simply beautiful, a masterpiece, Richard! Extra-Special NOM! -- Jaybur, 04:36:11 08/17/02 Sat
[1876]
[> Holy cow. That was...impressive. Nom seconed! -- Mattias Inghe, 04:51:35 08/17/02 Sat
[1879]
[> Re: Swan and Shadow, by John Hollander Brilliant, RG! -- Joe F., 07:21:26 08/17/02 Sat
Oh well, there goes any chance in Hell my poem had in Special....
Great original idea Richard and NOM readily thirded. Great work.
[1881]
[> Re: Swan and Shadow, by John Hollander BRAVO ! -- Zoran, 07:57:06 08/17/02 Sat
[1883]
[> Re: Swan and Shadow, by John Hollander -- We are not worthy!! Quite awesome. -- Mike Torr, 08:47:23 08/18/02 Sun
[1906]
[> WOW. This can only be done in a web-based forum. Great work, RG. -- Larry Brash, 16:16:59 08/18/02 Sun
[1914]
[> [> Thanks everyone! Glad you liked it. -- Richard G, 02:18:08 08/19/02 Mon
[1923]
[> Masterpiece :) -- Paul Pan, 18:44:29 08/19/02 Mon
[1927]
[> Re: Swan and Shadow, ;)))) -- Matjaz P., 19:35:42 08/19/02 Mon
[1929]
[> [> Re: Swan and Shadow A belated huge kudos, RG! -- Mey K., 03:00:13 08/20/02 Tue
[1936]
[> [> [> Re: Swan and Shadow - Excellent, RG! NOM twelfthed! ;-) -- Allan Morley, 08:19:37 08/20/02 Tue
[1945]
[> Re: Swan and Shadow (V. rude) -- David Bourke, 03:46:02 08/23/02 Fri
Re: Swan and Shadow
Absolutely brilliant work, Richard!
If I might offer my own version of it...
Nob.
A prick, purple and
red, a vast hard on, arisen,
stiff, erect, throbbing in the
light, glistening, ready for action,
a blue veined, one-eyed trouser snake,
a pussy python. What a beast! Old fella,
penis, a todger, the wife's best friend
a John Thomas...a huge cock, a member, a
hampton, a beef sausage, a bacon assegai,
pork sword, a love torpedo, Kojak, a
dong, a scrotum pole...insatiable,
deep within her, a woody thrusting
right inside...stabbing in between
into a sweet gaping tush it bores.
Kiss the pink. In...out...in...out
full of white semen. Ah, yes! Here
I go! - He shoots..."Nngh!! Aahh!"
Down, periscope! - Soft...at rest,
shagged-out...sweaty...shrivelled,
wet, bent over...dead to the world
little willy is fast asleep, sated
for another night...what a pisser!
(Fnarr fnarr!). That was fun...how
was it for you? - Where is she?
db
[2041]
[> [> Re: Swan and Shadow (V. rude) This is great, DB, and of course I *Nom* it as well, but rather foul it must be said! -- Joe F., 07:41:22 08/23/02 Fri
[2044]
[> [> [> Re: Swan and Shadow *Nom* -- David Bourke, 02:36:05 08/24/02 Sat
Thanks very much, Joe! But I shall decline
your kind `Nom', as Richard's beautiful work
doesn't deserve to be stuck next to my vile
and disgusting sixth-form humour in the Archive
for all eternity!
cheers
David
[2063]
[> [> [> [> Re: Swan and Shadow *Nom* -- Richard G, 01:47:33 08/26/02 Mon
>Thanks very much, Joe! But I shall decline
>your kind `Nom', as Richard's beautiful work
>doesn't deserve to be stuck next to my vile
>and disgusting sixth-form humour in the Archive
>for all eternity!
That's... very thoughtful of you, David. Especially seeing as the draft webpage I'd rigged up (with the three poems in a column) looked kinda like the butterfly was being rogered to death. ;)
Second-form humour =
Forum chorused "Nom!"
RG
[2085]
Police Complaints Authority = Postulation: I'm paltry choice. -- Wayne Baisley, 11:44:15 08/25/02 Sun
Pretty alcoholic utopianism
Cheers,
Wayne
[2083]
A normal pregnancy: In utero = Routine -- Wayne Baisley, 03:09:34 08/25/02 Sun
[2081]
George versus Saddam = Odd games, more graves. -- Matjaz P., 02:37:36 08/24/02 Sat
George versus Saddam =
Odd games, sure graves.
Guess? Add more graves.
[2064]
[> Re: George versus Saddam = Odd games, SURE graves. -- Matjaz P., 02:38:51 08/24/02 Sat
>George versus Saddam =
>Odd games, sure graves.
>Guess? Add more graves.
[2065]
[> [> Re: George versus Saddam = Odd games, sure graves. TOPICAL NOM for what hopefully won't be a topical 'gram. -- Richard G, 18:29:00 08/24/02 Sat
[2073]
[> [> [> Re: Thanks, RG, I hope no war will be necessary. -- Matjaz P., 22:58:23 08/24/02 Sat
[2079]
The singer Ray Charles = He arranges the lyrics -- Jaybur, 08:14:02 08/21/02 Wed
[1974]
[> [He arranges the lyrics] Nice, Jaybur. Ent/Name nom. -- Richard G, 14:38:32 08/22/02 Thu
[2001]
[> [> Re: [He arranges the lyrics] Nice, Jaybur. Ent/Name nom. Thanks, RG. -- Jaybur, 19:01:19 08/24/02 Sat
[2077]
William Sydney Porter = I will pen dreamy story. -- Jaybur, 03:59:55 08/21/02 Wed
[1972]
[> Re: William Sydney Porter = I will pen dreamy story. Splendid, O. Jaybur! *NOM* -- Richard G, 14:32:47 08/22/02 Thu
[1999]
[> [> Re: I will pen dreamy story. Splendid, O. Jaybur! *NOM* O, thank you, O. RG! -- Jaybur, 19:00:07 08/24/02 Sat
[2076]
The dancer Robert Helpmann = Rather bold men prance, then! -- Jaybur, 22:11:33 08/20/02 Tue
[1957]
[> [Rather bold men prance, then!] Worth a Name/Ent nom, Jaybur. -- Richard G, 14:10:59 08/22/02 Thu
[1997]
[> [> Re: Worth a Name/Ent nom, Jaybur. Thanks, RG. -- Jaybur, 18:58:31 08/24/02 Sat
[2075]
Friedrich August von Hayek = I vouch Keynes a right fraud. -- Wayne Baisley, 15:39:20 08/22/02 Thu
[2011]
[> Re: Friedrich August von Hayek = I vouch Keynes a right fraud NAME NOM :) John Maynard Keynes = Any jerk hands money -- Paul Pan, 17:58:38 08/22/02 Thu
[2013]
[> [> John Maynard Keynes = Any jerk hands moneyJohn Maynard Keynes = Any jerk hands money -- Larry Brash, 01:33:52 08/23/02 Fri
John Maynard Keynes = hands any jerk money
is an old one by the late Daniel F. Etter and won the Name Category in March 1999.
Larry
[2033]
[> [> [> Oops! -- Paul Pan, 01:58:24 08/23/02 Fri
[2037]
[> [> Re: Friedrich August von Hayek = I vouch Keynes a right fraud NAME NOM -- Thanks, Paul! -- Wayne Baisley, 15:26:57 08/24/02 Sat
Thanks for the nom, Paul!
Paul Pan =
Unpapal
Plan A: Up
anal pup
A lap pun
Cheers,
Wayne
[2072]
Online movie piracy = Poor civilian enemy -- Ghud Sariffian, 09:11:59 08/24/02 Sat
[2069]
David Ginola = Vagina Dildo (nt) -- Graham, 03:07:41 08/24/02 Sat
--
Posted using Sater anagram checker v. 5.0 (online)
http://www.xs4all.nl/~onnoz/maanrag/sater.html
[2066]
Ferdinand Magellan = Find & name large land. -- Mey K., 08:50:19 08/23/02 Fri
[2047]
[> Re: Ferdinand Magellan = Find & name large land GREAT name NOM :) -- Paul Pan, 23:53:37 08/23/02 Fri
[2058]
[> Re: Ferdinand Magellan = Find & name large land. - name NOM seconed! -- Mattias Inghe, 02:19:13 08/24/02 Sat
[2062]
Martin Strel vs. Mississippi -- Matjaz P., 00:21:48 08/24/02 Sat
Not sure if you know, but a Slovenian marathon swimmer, Martin Strel, is currently swimming the Mississippi river from start to end, all 2600 miles of it in 66 days. Nobody's done it yet, but i looked into anagrams and here's what i found:
The Slovenian swimmer, Martin Strel
=
Sent to win, man'll tame her, Miss River!
or
No man will tame the stern Miss River!
Which one will turn out to be true, I dont't know,
but
GO ON MARTIN!!!!!
(www.martinstrel.com)
[2059]
Three anagrams from a newbie ~~ Inside! -- Michael Omstead, 22:22:26 08/23/02 Fri
One good turn deserves another = Honest gesture? Do over, earn nod.
//
Rap and hip-hop music = Chorus: "Ah, pimpin' pad!"
//
Security envelopes = Voyeur's pestilence.
Thankee,
Michael Omstead
Home? Sad climate!
Ma's home dialect.
I am a chest model.
The medical Soma ~ made them social.
[2052]
[> Re: Three anagrams from a newbie ~~ Inside! - and already a NOM -- Mattias Inghe, 23:22:40 08/23/02 Fri
Welcome to the forum, Michael!
>Security envelopes = Voyeur's pestilence.
Thatīs damn funny. Well worth an award nomination. :) General NOM for this.
>Thankee,
>Michael Omstead
Some acid, Hamlet?
[2054]
[> NOM Seconded! (more..) -- Paul Pan, 23:48:34 08/23/02 Fri
Michael Omstead
=
Sod! I am the camel
I am the Damocles'
Maladies cometh
Shalom, decimate!
Madame Cleo shit
[2056]
Spam -- Larry Brash, 01:02:04 08/23/02 Fri
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A cousin in the back, roused out of narcotic sleep, frowned at the cop very nervously and groaned, "Run, run! I knew we'd get us arrested and convicted in a stolen car!"
Suddenly, a tiny voice in the trunk, called out in Spanish, "Are we over the border yet?"
[2027]
[> Re: Spam - Don't think I'll EVER stop laughing at this, Larry!! *NOM* for sure! -- Mike Torr, 01:03:54 08/23/02 Fri
>INTERNATIONAL DRIVER'S LICENSE
>
>Need a new driver's license?
>
>Too many points or other trouble?
>
>Just want a license that can never be suspended?
>
>Want an ID for nightclubs or hotel check-in?
>
>Avoid tickets, fines, and mandatory driver's education?
>
>Protect your privacy, and hide your identity.
>
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>driving freely throughout the world! (The Convention
>on International Road Traffic of 1949, & World Court
>Decision, The Hague, The Netherlands).
>
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>revoked.
>
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>
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>=
>
>An on-duty police officer pulled over a car and told
>its driver as he had been wearing a seatbelt, he'd
>automatically win over $1,949,724 in the National
>Driver Safety Competition.
>
>"What are you going to do with your winnings?" said
>the officer.
>
>"In truth, I reckon I'll try get a valid driver's
>license again," he replied innocently.
>
>"Dear Lord, no! Don't listen to that rotten idiot!"
>voiced his rotund curvy wife in the passenger's seat.
>"He's a real jerk when he's blind drunk and very
>stoned."
>
>A cousin in the back, roused out of narcotic sleep,
>frowned at the cop very nervously and groaned, "Run,
>run! I knew we'd get us arrested and convicted in a
>stolen car!"
>
>Suddenly, a tiny voice in the trunk, called out in
>Spanish, "Are we over the border yet?"
[2028]
[> [> Re: Spam - Don't think I'll EVER stop laughing at this, Larry!! *NOM* for sure! -- Mike Torr, 01:13:52 08/23/02 Fri
"I reckon I'll try get a valid driver's license again,"
^^^^^
Just spotted this little imperfection, alas. Care to tweak, Larry? I'd be grateful if you could salvage this fine piece of work and make it 100% perfect.
[2031]
[> [> [> The quickest NOM ever. Thanks, Mike + CORRECTION -- Larry Brash, 01:27:59 08/23/02 Fri
An on-duty police officer pulled over a car and told its driver as he had been wearing a seatbelt, he'd automatically win over $1,949,724 in the National Driver Safety Competition.
"What are you going to do with your winnings?" said the officer.
"In truth, I reckon I'll try and get a valid driver's license again," he replied innocently.
"Dear Lord, no! Don't listen to that rotten idiot!" voiced his rotund curvy wife in the passenger's seat. "He's a real jerk when he's blind drunk!"
A very stoned cousin in the back, roused out of narcotic sleep, frowned at the cop very nervously and groaned, "Run, run! I knew we'd get us arrested and convicted in a stolen car!"
Suddenly, a tiny voice in the trunk, called out in Spanish, "Are we over the border yet?"
[2032]
[> [> [> [> Re: [Thanks, Mike + CORRECTION] - Well corrected. Thanks! -- Mike Torr, 02:19:39 08/23/02 Fri
[2039]
[> [> [> [> [> Seconded! Funny as anything I've ever read here! Well done Larry. -- Joe F., 06:11:05 08/23/02 Fri
[2042]
[> [> [> [> [> [> A spam NOM fit to be a special NOM :) -- Paul Pan, 17:53:57 08/23/02 Fri
[2048]
[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Thanks everyone. Certainly one of my better spamagrams. -- Larry Brash, 22:44:57 08/23/02 Fri
[2053]
Bush -v- Saddam -- Myles Francis, 01:01:00 08/22/02 Thu
George Bush hates Saddam's Iraq =
A mad quest. Bash his raged ogres.
[1982]
[> Re: Bush -v- Saddam **HELLO** -- Larry Brash, 01:57:54 08/23/02 Fri
Welcome to the Forum
Myles Francis =
Flimsy cranes.
Rimless.... fancy...
Myself? Cairns ...
Ms. Arsenic Fly.
Mrs. Fancy Lies.
Crassly if men..
Cry, if manless.
Slimy Frances.
Fans smile, cry.
My finer class.
In cars myself.
Nice ass, Mr Fly.
Larry
[2036]
[> [> Re: Bush -v- Saddam **HELLO** -- Mike Torr, 02:38:12 08/23/02 Fri
Welcome, Myles! Got a middle name/initial? :)
Myles Francis =
Clay Firmness
Fancy Smilers
Misers can fly
My finer class
I fry classmen
[2040]
[> [> [> Re: Bush -v- Saddam **HELLO** -- Paul Pan, 18:13:41 08/23/02 Fri
Myself = Narcis
Clarify 'n' mess
Fly- cream sins
Fascism 'n' rely
Miss crane-fly
Sly fan crimes
Manly sferics
Sly manic serf
Miss Cleanfry
Rylen Fascism.
Lacy Firmness
Fly in screams
I fry calmness
Rim- less fancy
Flimsy 'n' Cesar
Crissy Felman
[2049]
[> [> [> Re: Bush -v- Saddam **HELLO** -- Myles, 20:17:21 08/23/02 Fri
>Welcome, Myles! Got a middle name/initial? :)
Absolutely. Full name: Myles Matthew Scott Francis - do your worst!!
[2051]
Author Terry Pratchett > act the truth-portrayer. -- Mattias Inghe, 18:18:52 08/23/02 Fri
...does he?
[2050]
Religious Doctrine = Our rigid selection. -- Mey K., 08:42:04 08/23/02 Fri
[2046]
On Sabbatical Leave = So can't be available. -- Mey K., 03:05:49 08/20/02 Tue
[1938]
[> Re: On Sabbatical Leave = So can't be available. -- Very good. Gen NOM! -- Mike Torr, 04:43:49 08/20/02 Tue
[1939]
[> [> Re: On Sabbatical Leave = So can't be available. -- Very good. Gen NOM! -- Mey K., 08:40:55 08/23/02 Fri
Thanks, Mike!
Sabbatical Leave = As I'll vacate, babe!
:)
Later,
Mey K.
[2045]
'Living with a Colostomy' by Margaret Schindler (slightly coarse) -- David A. Green, 07:10:02 08/23/02 Fri
'Living with a Colostomy' by Margaret Schindler =
Morally wrong, mind, to recycle shit via this bag.
[2043]
Oh, the joys of DIY: Painter and Decorator ~ ...and poor credit rate N/A -- Mike Torr, 02:18:21 08/23/02 Fri
[2038]
Saint Teresa = A neat Sister! -- Jaybur, 03:41:43 08/21/02 Wed
[1970]
[> Re: Saint Teresa = A neat Sister! Name NOM ! Indeed she was :) -- Paul Pan, 19:08:19 08/21/02 Wed
[1975]
[> [> Re: A neat Sister! Name NOM ! Indeed she was :) Thank you again, Paul! -- Jaybur, 07:29:19 08/22/02 Thu
[1987]
[> [> Re: Saint Teresa = A neat Sister! Seconded. Terrific find, Jaybur. -- Larry Brash, 01:41:32 08/23/02 Fri
[2035]
The Director of Medical Services -- Larry Brash, 15:13:23 08/18/02 Sun
The Director of Medical Services =
I made cleverest chief doctor, sir.
Sorry about my absence. Finally had spme spare time to anagram.
Larry
[1911]
[> Re: The Director of Medical Services *GEN NOM*, Larry. -- Richard G, 14:03:20 08/22/02 Thu
[1995]
[> [> *GEN NOM*, Larry. Thanks, but not sure it deserves it. -- Larry Brash, 01:38:09 08/23/02 Fri
[2034]
Arthur C Clarke Quote... -- Mike Torr, 01:11:30 08/23/02 Fri
I thought it was time I tried a few more long ones...
"Sometimes I think we're alone in the universe, and sometimes I think we're not. In either case the idea is quite staggering."
-- Arthur C. Clarke
=
Are alien meteor swarms in his great keen head alone, or resident in the kinetic universe?
Quiet, tie twitching, he cogitates: shrieks "Mum!"
[2030]
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