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4 November 2002 - 14 November 2002

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Netanyahu: 'I promise I will expel Arafat' = If PM, I alone will hunt, axe, rape, eat Yasir! -- Paul Pan, 00:08:42 11/14/02 Thu
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A bunch of Canadians -- Ghud Sariffian, 09:55:22 11/13/02 Wed

Leonard Cohen = Loner ached on
Keanu Charles Reeves = He's even a real sucker
Nelly Furtado = Folly-natured
Linda Evangelista = An angel vitalised
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[> Re: A bunch of Canadians - Name NOM -- Mattias Inghe, 22:37:19 11/13/02 Wed

>Leonard Cohen = Loner ached on
He is?

>Nelly Furtado = Folly-natured
She is?

>Keanu Charles Reeves = He's even a real sucker
He is? Ok, he is. :)

>Linda Evangelista = An angel vitalised
She definitely is. Name NOM!
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Alzheimer's disease = Erase, slim, head size. -- Paul Pan, 00:16:18 11/13/02 Wed
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[> Alzheimer's disease ~ is a remediless haze. -- Mattias Inghe, 01:20:07 11/13/02 Wed
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[> [> Re: Alzheimer's disease ~ is a remediless haze. Gen NOM for capturing the hopelessness so descriptively. -- Richard Brodie, 07:30:54 11/13/02 Wed
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[> [> [Alzheimer's disease ~ is a remediless haze.] Sad but very true. NOM seconed. -- Ghud Sariffian, 08:32:35 11/13/02 Wed
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[> [> [> Re: [Alzheimer's disease ~ is a remediless haze.] NOM 'thirded'! -- Jaybur, 09:10:53 11/13/02 Wed
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[> [> Cant do better than that! Fourthed :) -- Paul Pan, 17:45:48 11/13/02 Wed
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[> [> [> Thank you all! -- Mattias Inghe, 22:32:36 11/13/02 Wed
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[> [> Re: Alzheimer's disease ~ is a remediless haze. = I realized he's a mess.[old one of mine] -- Larry Brash, 20:35:26 11/13/02 Wed
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Some anagrams -- Zoran, 04:45:35 11/10/02 Sun


The weaponry = They open war !

Ideal wives = View ladies !

The singer Kurt Cobain = Better rock in anguish

US grandmaster Robert James Fischer =
Surrender after major chess gambits

Definition of the word "anagram" =
Enigma to new fan (hard for idiot !)


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Linda Evangelista = Seed in tall vagina !

Zoran
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[> Re: Some anagrams NOMs -- Joe F., 08:01:25 11/10/02 Sun

>The singer Kurt Cobain = Better rock in anguish

NOM, as promised.

>US grandmaster Robert James Fischer =
>Surrender after major chess gambits

Also deserves a NOM.

JF
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[> [> Re: Some anagrams NOMs -- Richard G, 17:06:53 11/10/02 Sun

>>US grandmaster Robert James Fischer =
>>Surrender after major chess gambits
>
>Also deserves a NOM.

Very fine. Unlike this:

Mister Robert Fischer =
Firm chess terror, I bet.

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RG
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[> [> Thanks,Joe and Richard (and one self-NOM) -- Zoran, 22:04:53 11/13/02 Wed

>>The singer Kurt Cobain = Better rock in anguish
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>NOM, as promised.
>
>>US grandmaster Robert James Fischer =
>>Surrender after major chess gambits
>
>Also deserves a NOM.
>
>JF

Thanks for two nominations.I also expected
to get NOM in general category for this one
I like:

The weaponry = They open war

I decided not to wait the end of november,
so I am giving self NOM now.

Cheers,
Zoran
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The Leaders Board = Brash teed reload. -- Larry Brash, 06:34:16 11/04/02 Mon

Just a brief note to let you all know that the new auto-updating Leaders Board is working beautifully. A couple of small errors cropped up, but these have been fixed.

I can now sit back, hit reload, and enjoy the competition like everyone else. There was a bit involved in setting the page up in the first place, but I have idea about streamlining that process.

Enjoy

Larry
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[> Re: The Leaders Board - some fixes -- Larry Brash, 00:11:25 11/05/02 Tue

I have just finished a manual review of the Leaders Board to check for errors and because two voters accidentally voted twice.

I found a number of small errors esp in the DFE points calculations. The Leaders Board has now been corrected and ,barring anymore double votes, should be very accurate now.

We have had 20 voters in the last 24 hours and it has been fun watching the score board.

Larry
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[> Re: The Leaders Board = Brash teed reload. -- Paul Pan, 18:30:19 11/07/02 Thu

It looks great Larry :) One suggestion: Would it be feasible to have the names per category automatically sorted by number of votes?
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[> [> Re: The Leaders Board = Brash teed reload. -- Richard G, 18:49:42 11/07/02 Thu

>It looks great Larry :)

Seconded!

>One suggestion: Would it be feasible to have the names
>per category automatically sorted by number of votes?

Yep, I believe that's on the drawing board for next time.

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RG
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[> [> Re: The Leaders Board = Brash teed reload. -- Larry Brash, 16:49:36 11/08/02 Fri

>One suggestion: Would it be
>feasible to have the names per category automatically
>sorted by number of votes?

I'll need to get my PERL book out and read some more. I know how to order a series of numbers, but the trick is keeping them associated with the names.

Leave it with me.

Larry
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[> [> [> Re: The Leaders Board = Brash teed reload. -- LarryBrash, 20:53:33 11/13/02 Wed

After a late session last night, I have found the solution !

Click here
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[> [> [> [> Great :) -- Paul Pan, 20:54:53 11/13/02 Wed
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Herpetologist = Go host reptile! -- Paul Pan, 19:48:20 11/12/02 Tue
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[> Re: [Herpetologist = Go host reptile!] or: A herpetologist = Ha! so got reptile! -- Jaybur, 09:13:42 11/13/02 Wed
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[> [> [flogging a dead iguana somewhat, but...] Herpetologist = Oh, got reptiles? -- Richard G, 16:28:31 11/13/02 Wed
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[> [> [> Re: [iguana churning in its grave...] -- Pavlos, 20:32:06 11/13/02 Wed

Herpetologist = Oh, greet pistol = Go, reptile! (shot!) = O, reptile ghost! = Oh! Poltergeist!
...but enough scraping the bottom of the replitian barrel
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White supremacist = I'm upset with races. -- Richard G, 17:07:29 11/13/02 Wed
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[> Re: White supremacist = Twit chases "impure" -- Paul Pan, 18:56:05 11/13/02 Wed
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[Italian composer] Giuseppe Maria Orlandini = Implied aria sung in opera. -- Jaybur, 20:42:35 11/10/02 Sun
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[> Re: Giuseppe Orlandini = PS: I indulge in opera. -- Jaybur, 03:43:43 11/12/02 Tue
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[> [> [PS: I indulge in opera.] I'm embarrassed to say I hadn't heard of Orlandini. Nice 'gram though - *ENT NOM* -- Richard G, 16:13:59 11/13/02 Wed
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[> [> [> Re: Thanks for the NOM, RG. -- Jaybur, 18:11:18 11/13/02 Wed
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New cure for Parkinson's = Repairs unknown forces (or Repairs known confuser) -- Mattias Inghe, 20:35:53 11/12/02 Tue

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/991965.stm
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[> [New cure for Parkinson's = Repairs unknown forces] Yep, sounds about right. *TOP NOM* -- Richard G, 16:17:54 11/13/02 Wed
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A Pitbull Terrier = Ultra-peril biter -- Paul Pan, 21:50:11 11/11/02 Mon
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[> A pitbull terrier = Brute, it'll rip ear. -- Richard G, 01:23:22 11/12/02 Tue
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[> [> Re: A pitbull terrier = Brute, it'll rip ear. *NOM*, RG! -- Jaybur, 03:19:24 11/12/02 Tue
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[> [> [> Hehe, seconded :) -- Paul Pan, 18:32:48 11/12/02 Tue
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[> [> [> [> Thank you both! -- Richard G, 16:15:46 11/13/02 Wed
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[> The American Pit Bull Terrier = The cur, it'll re-bite repairman! -- David A. Green, 06:24:51 11/12/02 Tue
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[> [> Ha! This also deserves a Gen NOM methinks! -- Paul Pan, 18:37:21 11/12/02 Tue
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[> [> [> ...or a Long NOM for that matter... -- Paul Pan, 18:42:04 11/12/02 Tue
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Get even, sir = It's revenge -- Mattias Inghe, 16:15:13 11/11/02 Mon
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[> Great! Gen NOM! -- Paul Pan, 17:43:30 11/11/02 Mon
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[> [> Ah. That's quite close to an existing one... -- Richard G, 00:05:28 11/12/02 Tue

A while back, Mey discovered the same almost-'gram but completed it differently:

To revenge = Or get even?

Not sure if this is close enough to invalidate the nom. Larry? Mattias?

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RG
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[> [> [> Re: Ah. That's quite close to an existing one... -- Mattias Inghe, 01:06:07 11/12/02 Tue

>A while back, Mey discovered the same almost-'gram but
>completed it differently:
>
>To revenge = Or get even?
>
>Not sure if this is close enough to invalidate the
>nom. Larry? Mattias?

Naah. I think they're a bit too close. And Mey's one is better. So cancel the nom, will ya?

cheerio!
-Mattias
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[> [> [> [> OK, nom cancelled. Sorry about that, Mattias. -- Richard G, 16:08:17 11/13/02 Wed
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The English crime writer Ruth Rendell = Cheer her thrilling new murder titles. -- David A. Green, 07:16:50 11/12/02 Tue
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[> Re: The English crime writer Ruth Rendell = Cheer her thrilling new murder titles.Name or Ent NOM, David. -- Jaybur, 09:15:56 11/13/02 Wed
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Antigram: Great Britons = Errant bigots -- Jaybur, 03:36:30 11/12/02 Tue
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[> Great Gen NOM, Janet...(though I'll have to think about the antigram part :P) -- Paul Pan, 18:35:35 11/12/02 Tue
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[> [> Re: Thanks, Paul! -- Jaybur, 09:09:40 11/13/02 Wed
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Unfaithful women = Foul wife hunt man -- Paul Pan, 21:27:19 11/11/02 Mon
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[> Re: [Unfaithful women] The faithless woman = So, she left with a man. [+ more] -- Jaybur, 03:25:10 11/12/02 Tue

The faithless woman =

O, left what's-his-name!
Hint: somewhat false.
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[> [> The faithless woman = O, left what's-his-name! [=...as she left with a NOM!] -- Ghud Sariffian, 09:38:58 11/12/02 Tue

>The faithless woman =
>O, left what's-his-name!

Maybe I´m just tired, but I loved this one. General NOM!
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[> [> [> Re: The faithless woman = O, left what's-his-name! [=...as she left with a NOM!]Thanks for NOM, Ghud! -- Jaybur, 09:08:18 11/13/02 Wed
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Joan Armatrading = Darn it! A jam organ! -- Hans-Peter, 03:16:41 11/13/02 Wed
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Universally = Very in-us-all. -- Larry Brash, 15:51:45 11/12/02 Tue
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[> :) Deserves a gen NOM -- Mattias Inghe, 01:21:43 11/13/02 Wed
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Marginally rude -- Paul Pan, 00:39:34 11/13/02 Wed

Priapos: Notably firm lech, cool ~ phallic symbol of procreation.
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Coming soon: the 2004 Athens Olympic Games -- Paul Pan, 20:37:28 11/12/02 Tue

Athens Olympic Games
=
Lame gymnastic hopes?
Compels the gymnasia
Mega champion styles
Help, gymnasiast, come!
Special gymnast home

And the quasi-rude:

Steamy champion legs ~ implement gays' chaos
Gymslips ache on mate
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[> Olympic Games in Athens = Shining teams come play -- Mattias Inghe, 21:04:32 11/12/02 Tue
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[> [> Olympic Games in Athens = Some giant physical men -- Adrian H, 21:20:22 11/12/02 Tue
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Theologian's Anthologies -- Adrian H, 19:47:54 11/12/02 Tue
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The sports commentator = Test Match pest or moron. -- Richard G, 01:04:00 11/12/02 Tue
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The England cricket team down under in Oz = "OWZAT!" cried men: then run on and get licked! -- Jaybur, 21:27:20 11/10/02 Sun
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[> My brother was there, he came home very happy. :P -- Richard G, 23:36:51 11/11/02 Mon
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United Nations lays down the law to Hussein. -- Richard Brodie, 13:05:03 11/10/02 Sun

Once more inspectors look for Iraq's hidden nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons of mass destruction.

=

Saddam shown America's choices: quell atomic terror; lock DNA labs; close poison refining - produce none of it.
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[> Re: United Nations lays down the law to Hussein. *NOM* -- Richard G, 17:11:55 11/10/02 Sun

>Once more inspectors look for Iraq's hidden nuclear,
>chemical, and biological weapons of mass destruction.
>
> =
>
>Saddam shown America's choices: quell atomic terror;
>lock DNA labs; close poison refining - produce none of
>it.

Nicely done, Richard. *LONG NOM*

Weapons of mass destruction =
No sweat, drop 'em on fascist U.S. :P

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RG
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[> [> LOL! Top NOM... -- Paul Pan, 18:14:21 11/10/02 Sun

... at the risk of getting us shitlisted by Echelon :P

>Weapons of mass destruction =
>No sweat, drop 'em on fascist U.S. :P
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[> [> [> Thanks Paul! But I'm not sure it would be safe to accept your nom... :) -- Richard G, 18:57:23 11/10/02 Sun
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[> [> Re: United Nations lays down the law to Hussein. *NOM* -- Joe F., 06:01:35 11/11/02 Mon

>Weapons of mass destruction =
>No sweat, drop 'em on fascist U.S. :P

Hey now come on, Richard, not even *I* would have posted that! ;-) NOM seconded for sheer impudence!

JF
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[> [> [> Re: United Nations lays down the law to Hussein. *NOM* -- Richard G, 23:31:34 11/11/02 Mon

>>Weapons of mass destruction =
>>No sweat, drop 'em on fascist U.S. :P
>
>Hey now come on, Richard, not even *I* would have
>posted that! ;-) NOM seconded for sheer impudence!

It is with great trepidation that I must reluctantly accept your nom. :) No way is it appearing in the voting, though!

Hopefully this will absolve me...
Weapons of mass destruction =
O, USA inspects worst damn foe.

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RG
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Rude -- Paul Pan, 22:53:04 11/11/02 Mon

Cantius ~ is a cunt

For more on Cantius, check out http://www.cantius.org
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Theatre director= I do erect the art! -- Mavourneen Arndt, 14:37:10 11/10/02 Sun
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[> Theatre director = The retired actor -- Adrian H, 20:04:53 11/11/02 Mon
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[> [> Theatre director = The tried (or, "tired") creator -- Paul Pan, 20:16:03 11/11/02 Mon
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[> [> Gen NOM for [The retired actor] or how about [Theatre director ~ retired the actor]? :) -- Mattias Inghe, 20:26:14 11/11/02 Mon
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[> [> [> NOM seconded (for Matt's version) -- Paul Pan, 22:29:21 11/11/02 Mon
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Bootsy Collins = Cool styli snob -- Mattias Inghe, 22:00:47 11/11/02 Mon
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The womaniser = It's how men are... -- Jaybur, 20:44:12 11/10/02 Sun
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[> Re: The womaniser = It's how men are... Excellent! NOMINAD -- Richard Brodie, 04:21:33 11/11/02 Mon

And just to even the scales:

A real gold digger, she ~ has age old girl greed.
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[> [> Re: [It's how men are... Excellent! NOMINAD] Thanks, Richard - good to see you posting here. -- Jaybur, 17:29:07 11/11/02 Mon
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[> The womaniser = Otherwise: Man -- Adrian H, 20:13:04 11/11/02 Mon
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Het beste onder de zon! = Tob heden zeer stoned! ... -- PT, 05:36:38 11/11/02 Mon

Het beste onder de zon! = Tob heden zeer stoned!

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Posted using Sater anagram checker v. 5.0 (online)
http://www.xs4all.nl/~onnoz/maanrag/sater.html
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[> Re: Het beste onder de zon! = Tob heden zeer stoned! ... -- Joe F., 07:01:08 11/11/02 Mon

>Het beste onder de zon! = Tob heden zeer stoned!

Can anyone here speak Dutch, guys? To me, the base phrase seems to be "The best under the sun", and I recognise the word "stoned" in the anagram, so there is certainly a connection there! I have a feeling that this may be a very good anagram if we understood it.

JF
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[> [> Re: Het beste onder de zon! = Tob heden zeer stoned! ... -- Zoran, 19:57:58 11/11/02 Mon

>>Het beste onder de zon! = Tob heden zeer stoned!
>
>Can anyone here speak Dutch, guys? To me, the base
>phrase seems to be "The best under the sun", and I
>recognise the word "stoned" in the anagram, so there
>is certainly a connection there! I have a feeling that
>this may be a very good anagram if we understood it.

I know one man - Marcel Brugmans,
A.K.A. "Unscramble gram" :-)

(last month he also sent message on Dutch)
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A little rude one -- Mattias Inghe, 09:32:59 11/11/02 Mon

Sunbathing nude = Due bush-tanning
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The Capitol. = Chat, opt, lie. -- Hans-Peter, 03:12:50 11/11/02 Mon
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The coins of the realm = Infer cash, loot theme. -- Jaybur, 20:46:45 11/10/02 Sun
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Five up the aisle -- Dean Mayer, 20:48:11 11/09/02 Sat

Here Comes The Bride = cheer beside mother
Marriage vows = orgasm waiver?
The honeymoon couple = to pounce on my hole, eh?
Bridal suite = is bed ritual (or "bed is ritual" / "is ritual bed" - open to suggestion!)
Husband and wife = fun was had in bed
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[> Re: Five up the aisle NOM -- Richard G, 02:08:05 11/10/02 Sun

>Husband and wife = fun was had in bed

Larry came close a while back with "Was in bed. Had fun." but he missed this superior variation, which appears to be new. General or (only just) Rude nom, Dean.

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RG
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[> a NOM over here! -- Mattias Inghe, 04:03:04 11/10/02 Sun

>Marriage vows = orgasm waiver?

Oh the horror. :) Rude NOM
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[> [> Thanks Mattias & Richard ;o) -- Dean Mayer, 04:37:16 11/10/02 Sun

>>Marriage vows = orgasm waiver?
>
>Oh the horror. :) Rude NOM
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[> [> Re: a NOM over here! -- Joe F., 07:59:32 11/10/02 Sun

>>Marriage vows = orgasm waiver?
>
>Oh the horror. :) Rude NOM

Sorry Dean, that's mine. It was nommed a few months ago, and it's also in the AG archives.

JF
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[> [> [> Re: a NOM over here! -- Dean Mayer, 18:39:13 11/10/02 Sun

Yikes! Sorry - I did a search but nothing came up (not within about 5 minutes of frozen screens, "web-site not responding" etc.) Oh well, it happens.
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[> [> [> [> Re: Search problems -- Richard G, 19:05:25 11/10/02 Sun

>Yikes! Sorry - I did a search but nothing came up (not
>within about 5 minutes of frozen screens, "web-site
>not responding" etc.) Oh well, it happens.

Was that a search at ../search.html? If so, we might have to get that looked at.

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RG
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[> [> [> [> [> Seems to be working OK now -- Larry Brash, 20:25:51 11/10/02 Sun
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Charles Philip Arthur George Mountbatten-Windsor ... -- Larry Brash, 18:12:17 11/10/02 Sun

Charles Philip Arthur George Mountbatten-Windsor
= Mr. Balding Prince hails the Goon Show: "Utter rapture!"

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http://www.xs4all.nl/~onnoz/maanrag/sater.html
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[> ROTFLMAO! Name Nom Larry :) -- Paul Pan, 18:22:02 11/10/02 Sun
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'Remembrance of Things Past ' by Marcel Proust -- David A. Green, 04:43:36 11/10/02 Sun

'Remembrance of Things Past' (Volume One) by Marcel Proust =
Maps out a most superb French novel celebrating memory.
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[> Re: 'Remembrance of Things Past ' by Marcel Proust *NOM* -- Richard G, 17:03:04 11/10/02 Sun

>'Remembrance of Things Past' (Volume One) by Marcel
>Proust =
>Maps out a most superb French novel celebrating memory.

A most superb 'gram, too. *LONG NOM*

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RG
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[> Seconded! -- Paul Pan, 18:07:18 11/10/02 Sun
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Kurdistan = Ain't Kurd's -- Ghud Sariffian, 20:16:53 11/09/02 Sat
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[> Very much so! TOP NOM -- Paul Pan, 18:01:00 11/10/02 Sun
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A short history lesson.... -- Ghud Sariffian, 08:21:34 11/09/02 Sat

The Chilean dictatorship = Pinochet hit the radicals
The end of Apartheid = Eat hatred, find hope
The First moon landing = Nation's modern flight
The Cold War = Teach world (should be old, right?)
The Vietnam War = It... Whatever, man. :)
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[> Re: A short history lesson.... ONE NOM and one commendation -- Larry Brash, 09:11:53 11/09/02 Sat

>The Chilean dictatorship = Pinochet hit the radicals

Spot on. General Category, I'd say (?Other Names)

>The Vietnam War = It... Whatever, man. :)

Maybe not NOM level, but, like, very cool, man!

Larry
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[> [> One more Nom... -- Paul Pan, 18:08:14 11/09/02 Sat

I feel it deserves a NOM...the anagram completely encapsulates the absurdity of the Vietnam experience (or at least the trippy experience of watching "Apocalypse Now") ...

>>The Vietnam War = It... Whatever, man. :)
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[> [> [> Tnx you folks! -- Ghud Sariffian, 19:59:14 11/09/02 Sat
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[> [> [> Re: One more Nom... -- Richard G, 01:08:04 11/10/02 Sun

>I feel it deserves a NOM...the anagram completely
>encapsulates the absurdity of the Vietnam experience
>(or at least the trippy experience of watching
>"Apocalypse Now") ...
>
>>>The Vietnam War = It... Whatever, man. :)

I do like this one. :)

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RG
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[> [> [> [> Yes, a NOM. It is good enough. -- Larry Brash, 14:40:10 11/10/02 Sun
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Even the rich can't afford today's high prices. -- Richard Brodie, 12:04:58 11/10/02 Sun

In the view of the courts, actress Winona Ryder is guilty of grand theft shoplifting.

=

So now a picture star thief's folly, with her hand trying to get five-finger discounts!
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Very sacreligious -- Joe F., 08:29:12 11/09/02 Sat

Catholicism = Comical shit!
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[> Very rude NOM :) -- Paul Pan, 17:53:57 11/09/02 Sat
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[> [Very sacreligious] Sounds familiar, I'm afraid.... -- Richard G, 00:29:33 11/10/02 Sun

>Catholicism = Comical shit!

...yep, by Tom Myers. Found as far back as December 1998, and nommed at the time. Sorry Joe.

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RG
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[> [> Re: [Very sacreligious] Sounds familiar, I'm afraid.... -- Joe F., 07:54:20 11/10/02 Sun

Grrr dammit dammit dammit ;-)

No worries.

JF
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Penalty -- Ernesto Guiraldes, 03:39:42 11/10/02 Sun

Texas politicians support death penalty =
Happy spirits adept at tall executions. No?
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The fasting period Ramadan = Reported amid Afghanistan -- Mattias Inghe, 03:55:22 11/09/02 Sat
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[> Cool :) The fasting period Ramadan = Reported amid Afghanistan = Faith diet: Man gears pardon :) -- Paul Pan, 07:11:03 11/09/02 Sat
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[> [> The fasting period Ramadan = Adopt this arranged famine -- Ghud Sariffian, 07:55:24 11/09/02 Sat
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[> [> [> [Adopt this arranged famine] The best one IMO. Top nom, Ghud! -- Richard G, 00:14:52 11/10/02 Sun
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The believer is happy; the doubter is wise. = Pious Hebrew is blithe; atheist, very deep. -- Richard G, 13:10:10 11/07/02 Thu
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[> Woa, how did we miss this! Gen nom :) -- Paul Pan, 23:12:54 11/08/02 Fri
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[> [> Thanks Paul! -- Richard G, 23:55:39 11/09/02 Sat
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It's a bit sick... -- Adrian H, 20:43:16 11/08/02 Fri

Child molester = Old Mister Lech
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[> Re: It's a bit sick..., but very apt - RUDE NOM -- larry Brash, 09:26:20 11/09/02 Sat
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[> Seconded! -- Paul Pan, 17:55:25 11/09/02 Sat
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[> [> Thirded! -- Dean Mayer, 20:50:07 11/09/02 Sat
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Five of 'em -- Michael Omstead, 16:53:38 11/09/02 Sat

Tortilla Chips
> Salt-rich to lip!

Bumper Stickers
>Premise: truck B.S.

Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do
>O, mild-footed arias!
>Do aria of melodist.

The rapper Missy Elliott: ~ "I still repeat top rhymes!"

Regards,
Michael
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[> Gen NOM for [Bumper Stickers = Premise: truck B.S.] -- Ghud Sariffian, 19:51:43 11/09/02 Sat
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Offical results will be available in 12 hours -- Larry Brash, 05:59:53 11/08/02 Fri

I had hoped to get the results out by now, but I have an early start at work, so will finish them when I get home.

Sorry about the delay.

Larry
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[> Official results are now available -- Larry Brash, 18:43:33 11/08/02 Fri

HERE
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[> [> Congrats to all, and thanks Mike for honouring me with the Awardsmaster's Choice :)my 3d award :) -- Paul Pan, 20:11:43 11/08/02 Fri
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[> [> [> Yikes, where did I get "Mike"? That should read, "thanks Larry!" -- Paul Pan, 20:12:56 11/08/02 Fri
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[> [> [> [> It should also read *5th* award. :) A most impressive start, Paul! -- Richard G, 22:00:44 11/08/02 Fri
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[> [> Thanks to all ;) -- Adrian H, 20:22:02 11/08/02 Fri
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[> [> Lots of voters this month. Well done everyone! And thanks for another Gen runnner up. :) -- Mattias Inghe, 20:44:55 11/08/02 Fri
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[> [> Congrats to the winners, and thanks everybody! I was more than a bit surprised at how well some of my 'grams performed. -- Richard G, 22:03:21 11/08/02 Fri
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[> [> Something is wrong with results page.Anyway,congrats to all winners and thanks for my 7th grammy ! -- Zoran Radisavlevic, 23:15:29 11/08/02 Fri

On the winners page I see that I won,but on the
results page I can read only results from september.

Thanks again for all who voted for my winning 'gram
(Too many broken hearts = Thanks to nearby Romeo).
As you can notice,last few months I made better anagrams
than before and I am sure it's because I had inspiration
in my ex-girlfriend Natasha.

Keep up the good work !
Zoran
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[> [> [> Re: Something is wrong with results page. HIT RELOAD! :-) -- Larry Brash, 09:17:08 11/09/02 Sat
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[> [> [> [> HIT RELOAD! = Do a "Hitler" :P -- Paul Pan, 17:58:10 11/09/02 Sat
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Large box of tissues = Uses a big lot for sex. -- Larry Brash (from his new laptop at work), 16:39:49 11/08/02 Fri
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[> Typical bloody shrink, thinking about sex all the time at work. *RUDE NOM* -- Richard G, 21:44:02 11/08/02 Fri
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[> [> Thanks, RG. You got to get inspriation wherever you can find it. -- Larry Brash, 09:24:43 11/09/02 Sat
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A crash test dummy = Set cam, harm, study. -- Mattias Inghe, 20:47:31 11/08/02 Fri
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[> Re: A crash test dummy = Set cam, harm, study. VERY APT - GEN NOM -- Larry Brash, 09:05:35 11/09/02 Sat
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The moon = Not home :) -- Ghud Sariffian, 08:30:52 11/09/02 Sat
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The British Medical Acupuncture Society = Ouch, my sciatic hip... but needle art cures it! -- David A. Green, 06:48:03 11/09/02 Sat
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[> Cool :) Other name NOM -- Paul Pan, 06:54:18 11/09/02 Sat
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Four Seasons Hotel = Houses a fool rents [+1] -- Hans-Peter, 04:16:16 11/09/02 Sat

Four Seasons Hotel
=
Host refuses a loon.



Cheers
Hans-Peter
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george w bush = he worse bugg (nt) -- edwin bontje, 02:58:06 11/09/02 Sat


--
Posted using Sater anagram checker v. 5.0 (online)
http://www.xs4all.nl/~onnoz/maanrag/sater.html
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