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Piano player = Play in opera -- Ghud Sariffian, 10:11:48 11/26/02 Tue

Is it really new, or am I doing something wrong when I search the archives?
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[> It seems to be :) GEN NOM -- Paul Pan, 23:51:42 11/26/02 Tue
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Islamic custom (rude, but in a clinical sense) -- Paul Pan, 18:22:16 11/26/02 Tue

As in most operations involving the removal of tissue, the surgeon first marks the area to be excised during female cicumcision. Hence:

Clitoridectomy = Omit circled "toy"
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Camry = My car. -- Jesse Frankovich, 16:25:54 11/26/02 Tue
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[> Love it, but its not new. Do a Google search with "Camry anagram" -- Hans-Peter, 17:10:26 11/26/02 Tue
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Meteorite rain = Remote inertia (+ more) -- Ghud Sariffian, 10:43:01 11/26/02 Tue

...and the very simple but (hopefully) quite apt:

Meteor = Remote

/GhS
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"The Conservatives are an inclusive party...." (rude) -- Joe F., 07:22:28 11/26/02 Tue

Iain Duncan Smith : "Hindi man is a cunt!"

Sorry ;-)
JF
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January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December -- Larry Brash, 14:01:59 11/23/02 Sat

January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December
=
Mere months, before any Julian year crap ever occurred, just jumbled up by a brute anagram by me.

Larry Brash

Posted from The Anagrammy Website's Anagram Checker
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[> Very impressive, considering the letters! *NOM* -- Mey K., 21:33:05 11/25/02 Mon
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[> [> Thanks, Mey. The letters are horrible. -- Larry Brash, 06:02:46 11/26/02 Tue
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Au Revoir -- Mike Torr, 08:36:18 11/23/02 Sat

My first child has just been born, so I fear that I may disappear from the forum for an indeterminate time. It's been fun - thanks for everything!
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[> Re: Au Revoir -- Richard G, 12:16:29 11/23/02 Sat

>My first child has just been born, so I fear that I
>may disappear from the forum for an indeterminate
>time. It's been fun - thanks for everything!

Shame on you Mike, letting something silly like your firstborn get in the way of anagramming. ;) Congratulations!

I'll be sorry to see you go Mike. Hope you still pop in occasionally, even if only to lurk and (I hope) vote.

Michael Ruane-Torr =
Rear heir, O calm nut?

---
RG
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[> Re: Au Revoir -- Joe F., 06:51:20 11/24/02 Sun

>My first child has just been born, so I fear that I
>may disappear from the forum for an indeterminate
>time. It's been fun - thanks for everything!

*Congratulations* Mike! :)

I second what Richard says, it's been great having you here and I hope we'll see you back at some point. Anagramming is fun but of course there are more important things in life!

Good luck,
JF
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[> Re: Au Revoir -- Paul Pan, 17:51:21 11/25/02 Mon

Congrats :) Let us know your child's name, so that we can all welcome him to this world in own way :)
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[> Re: Au Revoir -- Larry Brash, 20:51:35 11/25/02 Mon

>My first child has just been born, so I fear that I
>may disappear from the forum for an indeterminate
>time. It's been fun - thanks for everything!

Congratulations, Mike, to you and your partner.

You may find time for a quick anagram at those 2am bottlefeeds ;-)

We have enjoyed your company and hope to see you around again. Nice to see that you got at least one award during your stay.

Larry

PS. Don't forget to vote/
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[> Re: Au Revoir -- Mey K., 21:40:57 11/25/02 Mon


Aww.. Sad to hear you'd be off for a while, Mike. But great news on your child! Congrats.

A new child is born = As now held in crib.

Come back soon! :)

Mey
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Register your copy of Anagram Artist -- Larry Brash, 21:08:54 11/25/02 Mon

We have noticed that lots of people (mainly lurkers, we suspect) have been downloading Anagram Artist. To keep track of how frequently people are downloading it, I have added a page where the visitor enters their name and email address prior to downloading AA. It also adds their details to a register.

Please come and add your details at:
../resources/aa_download.html

or

CLICK HERE

It will take just a few moments.

Larry
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disoriented? -- Elissa Hoagland, 04:01:40 11/22/02 Fri

If you spin an oriental man in a circle three times, does he become disoriented? = No more use in spirals, if it boded clear, ethnicity remained cantonese ("Oih mee!").
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[> Re: disoriented? -- Larry Brash, 12:42:06 11/22/02 Fri

Elissa Hoagland
=
She is a god an' all. [there is no way I would insult Elissa with the obvious alternative]

Larry
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[> [> Elissa Hoagland ~ also inhaled gas. -- Larry Brash, 12:47:55 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [> Elissa Hoagland = Allah is sane god. -- Allan Morley, 15:13:25 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [> LOL! Excellent! -- Paul Pan, 18:04:18 11/22/02 Fri

Elissa Hoagland
=
Allah diagnoses (:diagnoses halal)
Galahad's lesion
Gonadial hassle
Salad, so healing!
and, with my apologies,
Soiled anal shag
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[> [> [> Re: LOL! Excellent! -- elissa hoagland, 09:16:21 11/24/02 Sun

my given names, elissa ayres hoagland = naive girl sees many long days' shame

a tad melodramatic...but eh it fits
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[> [> [> [> Elissa Ayres Hoagland = Say : "Hello,Andre Agassi !" -- Zoran, 10:42:03 11/24/02 Sun
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[> [> [> [> Elissa Ayres Hoagland = ie. Lady has large ass, no? (Apologies!) -- David A. Green, 10:51:22 11/24/02 Sun

>my given names, elissa ayres hoagland = naive girl
>sees many long days' shame
>
>a tad melodramatic...but eh it fits
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[> [> [> [> [> Elissa Ayres Hoagland = D.A.Green also says: "Hail ! " -- Zoran, 11:02:29 11/24/02 Sun
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[> [> [> [> [> [> Elissa Ayres Hoagland = I agree and shall say so.... [Hail! Elissa] -- David A. Green, 11:43:50 11/24/02 Sun
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[> [> [> [> Miss Elissa Ayres Hoagland = She does silly anagrams as I ! -- Zoran, 11:31:12 11/24/02 Sun
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[> [> [> [> [> Re: Miss Elissa Ayres Hoagland = She does silly anagrams as I ! * NOM * -- David A. Green, 11:49:16 11/24/02 Sun

Good one! NAMES NOM.
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[> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Miss Elissa Ayres Hoagland = She does silly anagrams as I ! * NOM * Thanks,David ! -- Zoran, 19:46:58 11/25/02 Mon
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[> [> [> [> Elissa Ayres Hoagland = She is a sane gal or lady. = Gad, lass is a real honey! -- Richard G, 03:53:26 11/25/02 Mon
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[> [> Re: disoriented? -- Anon, 05:00:26 11/23/02 Sat

What is the obvious alternative?
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[> [> [> Re: disoriented? -- Larry Brash, 21:31:44 11/24/02 Sun

>What is the obvious alternative?

The anagram of of "god", of course!

Larry.
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[> Elissa Hoagland = Again, she's a doll! -- Karl Wassmann, 10:18:52 11/23/02 Sat
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[> Elissa Hoagland = O, hail -- a gladness! -- Jesse Frankovich, 11:17:09 11/23/02 Sat
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rolling stones -- elissa haogland, 10:16:58 11/25/02 Mon

rollings stones forty licks = listen to frilly rock songs

OR

rolling stones forty licks = sing softer only still rock
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[> Ent NOM - (1 of 2) ... note typo -- Jesse Frankovich, 19:28:56 11/25/02 Mon

Ent NOM for:

Rolling Stones' Forty Licks = Listen to frilly rock songs.

[Small typo in your post - 'rollings']
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Single-hulled oil tanker = Holed, ensuring it'll leak. -- Richard G, 02:09:16 11/23/02 Sat
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[> Great, but... -- Paul Pan, 18:04:21 11/25/02 Mon

...I'm determined not to give you another TOP NOM this month, in view of "The UN Weapons Inspectors" hehe :P
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Same killer story: finish cold foe = all of the movies in the "Rocky" series do! -- Elissa Hoagland, 13:31:40 11/25/02 Mon
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[> oops. its: Same killer story: finish cold foe = all of the films in "Rocky" series do! -- Elissa Hoagland, 13:36:26 11/25/02 Mon
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Dr. Seuss: How the Grinch Stole Christmas = Doc's wish, churlish monster gets heart -- John H, 13:03:35 11/25/02 Mon
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Riots move Miss World out of Nigeria = Over town,religious idiot from mass -- Zoran, 10:32:32 11/25/02 Mon
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incomplete anagram...help? -- elissa hoagland, 09:19:52 11/24/02 Sun

than are in yahoo word games, text twist = nix these twit-worthy anagrams (ode -> oar???)

yea this anagram is in sad shape...please help it
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[> Re: incomplete anagram...help? -- Richard G, 05:57:00 11/25/02 Mon

>than are in yahoo word games, text twist =
>nix these twit-worthy anagrams (ode -> oar???)

Just been playing Text Twist, thanks for alerting me to its existence. Up to 75000 points so far. :)

As for the anagram, Elissa, I'm not sure how to help. Anagrams where you add letters to each side to make it work are difficult, and everyone will have a different way of completing them. Here's my (hastily devised) effort:

How do we get hot, tiny six-letter anagram? =
Learning the Yahoo! word game, 'TextTwist'!

I should add that these sorts of 'manufactured' anagram are not only difficult but also aren't as widely appreciated, as they go beyond discovering the coincidental 'hidden messages' in a naturally-occurring phrase. The Hallmarks of a Good Anagram section of our FAQ has more on this and plenty of other tips.

But as with all things, it comes down to a matter of taste - feel free to post them if you enjoy doing them.

---
RG
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[> [> Re: incomplete anagram...help? -- Elissa Hoagland, 09:49:08 11/25/02 Mon

thank you richard, i much appreciate your warning

good luck with text twist; 75,000 is an awfully good score.

why do people say awfully good?
oxy moron
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10 A 6 - this is player of "Barca", but who? Answer is in Rome! -- Mujcinovic Muharem, 06:46:11 11/25/02 Mon

Roman numbers: 10=X 6=VI ,so XAVI (XAVI HERNÁNDEZ CREUS).
T-shirt is number 6 too!
hari
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10 A 6 - this is player of "Barca", but who? Answer is in Rome! -- Mujcinovic Muharem, 06:44:46 11/25/02 Mon

Roman numbers: 10=X 6=VI ,so XAVI (XAVI HERNÁNDEZ CREUS).
T-shirt is number 6 too!
hari
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Islamic fundamentalism = I'm a mindless, manic fault. -- Hans-Peter, 00:29:58 11/25/02 Mon
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[> [I'm a mindless, manic fault.] Excellent, Hans-Peter. *GEN NOM* -- Richard G, 03:55:37 11/25/02 Mon
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[> [> [*GEN NOM*] Thanks Richard -- Hans-Peter, 05:58:29 11/25/02 Mon
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The hope of the downtrodden -- Richard Brodie, 21:15:56 11/24/02 Sun

In the next world you get justice, in this one you get the law.
=
Yes we exist nigh to hell, yet go to win out in death juncture.
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As Garfield's eager companion ~ (Odie, a canine) laps, former gags. -- Jesse Frankovich, 17:27:19 11/24/02 Sun
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Martin Ebner = Bent near rim -- Wayne Baisley, 13:59:58 11/24/02 Sun

The Swiss financier has been charged with insider trading involving the Italian tiremaker Pirelli.

Cheers,
Wayne
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William Shakespeare's tragic 'Venus and Adonis' = Alas, tears! Spurning a wan, lovesick maid, he dies. -- Jaybur, 17:25:16 11/23/02 Sat
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[> Re: William Shakespeare's tragic 'Venus and Adonis' = Alas, tears! Spurning a wan, lovesick maid, he dies. - NOM -- Richard Brodie, 21:39:47 11/23/02 Sat

On a par with Larry's Hamlet, this will surely go down as one of the most memorable offerings in its category. A Jaybur classic entertainment jewel, and a fitting summation of the work that was once Shakespeare's most popular.
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[> [> Re: William Shakespeare's tragic 'Venus and Adonis' = Alas, tears! Spurning a wan, lovesick maid, he dies. - NOM -- Jaybur, 05:21:35 11/24/02 Sun

>On a par with Larry's Hamlet, this will surely go down
>as one of the most memorable offerings in its
>category. A Jaybur classic entertainment jewel, and a
>fitting summation of the work that was once
>Shakespeare's most popular.

Thank you for the Nom, Richard - and I really appreciate your kind words!

jb
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Who slay? Revealed: ~ Lee Harvey Oswald! -- Jesse Frankovich, 17:35:28 11/22/02 Fri
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[> Great :) Name NOM! -- Paul Pan, 17:40:52 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [> Another rediscovery, I'm afraid Jesse. -- Richard G, 23:18:51 11/23/02 Sat

I didn't think this one was old, but quite by chance I stumbled upon it at a site I just discovered (http://users.tinyonline.co.uk/gswithenbank/anagram9.htm, under "Infamous Criminals"). It's also in the AG archive in a slightly different form ("Revealed: Who slay"), which makes it ineligible for nomination I'm afraid.

Sorry about that again, Jesse! I'll try to stop being such a killjoy.

---
RG
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[> [> [> No prob, Richard, thanks again. Rookie mistakes! -- Jesse F, 01:34:32 11/24/02 Sun
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Fire and Ice (very depressing and some bad language) -- Joe F., 08:02:22 11/23/02 Sat

Fire and Ice

Some say the world will end in fire;
Some say in ice.
From what I've tasted of desire
I hold with those who favor fire.
But if it had to perish twice,
I think I know enough of hate
To know that for destruction ice
Is also great
And would suffice.

Robert Lee Frost

=

End of this World

I think it ends with nuclear war,
Effectively too with oil.
Since as we die to win profit
Our differences overboil.

Death took of war battlefields
In the fucking name of shitty dough.
So I omit wrath. I admit,
He who has resources is referred to as a foe.
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[> [Fire and Ice] Brilliant, Joe! Really great. Have yourself a somebadlanguaging Special Nom. ;) -- Richard G, 12:45:05 11/23/02 Sat
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[> [> Thanks, though I think your star-shaped anagram puts it in its place somehow! -- Joe F., 23:44:33 11/23/02 Sat
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I was bored stiff in a lecture, and this sign was on the wall.... -- Joe F., 00:01:12 11/23/02 Sat

UNIVERSITY OF GLAMORGAN

No
Eating

No
Drinking

No
Smoking

=

GRANNY GARDEN

No
Kissing

No
Making out

Living?
No more of it!
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[> Re: I was bored stiff in a lecture, and this sign was on the wall.... -- Richard G, 00:57:24 11/23/02 Sat

University of Glamorgan =
or "Young Fat Male Virgins" ;)

Sorry, must stop abusing Joe so much. :)

---
RG
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[> [> Re: I was bored stiff in a lecture, and this sign was on the wall.... -- Joe F., 02:25:08 11/23/02 Sat

>University of Glamorgan =
>or "Young Fat Male Virgins" ;)
>
>Sorry, must stop abusing Joe so much. :)

I wouldn't mind if I could return the abuse, but unfortunately you have a crap name for anagrams! :)

JF
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[> [> [> Re: University of Glamorgan -- Richard G, 11:57:59 11/23/02 Sat

>I wouldn't mind if I could return the abuse, but
>unfortunately you have a crap name for anagrams! :)

What do you mean, *un*fortunately? :)

Anyway, here's one I think you'll prefer:
University of Glamorgan =
I got a very fun M.A. on girls.

---
RG
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[> [> [> [> Re: University of Glamorgan -- Joe F., 23:36:46 11/23/02 Sat

>University of Glamorgan =
>I got a very fun M.A. on girls.

Yep, that's more like it :) In fact you can even have a NOM for it if you like.

JF
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David Laurence Brash = Ever radical husband -- Larry Brash (testing - yes, it works), 22:23:21 11/23/02 Sat
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CURRENT NOMS -- Richard G, 20:02:05 11/23/02 Sat

CURRENT NOMS

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RG
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Yosemite National Park = Neat, moonlit, airy peaks -- Scott Gardner, 04:24:35 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [Neat, moonlit, airy peaks] Lovely, Scott. *OTHER NAMES NOM* -- Richard G, 19:43:28 11/23/02 Sat
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vonnegut anagram -- Elissa Hoagland, 12:34:17 11/22/02 Fri

Dr. Kurt Vonnegut's first, "The Player Piano" = Poignant novel sparked fury, tries truth.
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[> Re: vonnegut anagram I like it! Ent NOM! -- Jaybur, 15:38:21 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [> Re: vonnegut anagram I like it! Ent NOM! -- Christy Zweig, 04:28:49 11/23/02 Sat

Elissa is a genious. Did you know that she is only 15!
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[> [> [> Re: vonnegut anagram I like it! Ent NOM! -- Richard G, 19:41:11 11/23/02 Sat

>Elissa is a genious. Did you know that she is only 15!

Impressive! A warm welcome to the Forum, Elissa (and Christy and Karl).

Mind you, her letters suggest otherwise...
Elissa Hoagland =
Lassie? An old hag! ;) [sorry]

---
RG
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Marriage = A grim era. -- Jesse Frankovich, 11:26:53 11/23/02 Sat
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[> Guess it works as anagram or antigram - depending on how yours is going! ;) -- Jesse Frankovich, 11:29:45 11/23/02 Sat
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[> [> Great catch Jesse, but unfortunately it's an old one. -- Richard G, 12:40:02 11/23/02 Sat

It's in our Hall of Fame, a collection of more than 450 famous anagrams. The HOF and other Anagrammy and off-site archives can be searched here.

---
RG
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[> [> [> Oops! Sorry, should have checked the list first... -- Jesse Frankovich, 15:22:13 11/23/02 Sat

I was just excited to have caught that one on my own, oh well. Thanks, Richard.
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A genetically modified organism = Marigold on a fig yields nice meat. :) -- Richard G, 13:29:19 11/23/02 Sat
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[11 years after the fact] Nirvana's second, Nevermind = craven, versed in no-man's din -- Karl Wassmann, 12:51:03 11/23/02 Sat
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anagrammy.com = O, my anagram MC! -- Jesse Frankovich, 10:12:49 11/23/02 Sat
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[> :) Thanks, Jesse. -- Richard G, 12:22:58 11/23/02 Sat

Anagrammatic =
A magic mantra.

---
RG
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Star Wars: Episode Two - Attack of the Clones = Stalwart defects path, no actors Wookiees. -- Jesse Frankovich, 06:34:20 11/22/02 Fri
[4208]

[> 'Star Wars Episode II - Attack of the Clones' = As art, it's a shit piece of adolescent work. -- David A. Green, 04:58:40 11/23/02 Sat
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[> [> Ha! Ent nom, David. :) -- Richard G, 12:19:52 11/23/02 Sat
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First woman congressional minority leader -- Richard Brodie, 12:41:39 11/16/02 Sat

House Democrat Nancy Pelosi
=
Lady's seen to come up on chair.
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[> *TOP NOM*, Richard. -- Richard G, 14:29:35 11/16/02 Sat
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[> Re: First woman congressional minority leader = Pols enter choices -- You da man! -- Wayne Baisley, 15:02:20 11/16/02 Sat
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[> [> (Rather) House Democrat Nancy Pelosi = Pols enter choices -- You da man! -- Wayne Baisley, 15:04:14 11/16/02 Sat

Of course, you knew what I meant. I'm going to bed now. ;-)
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[> [> [> Re: (Rather) House Democrat Nancy Pelosi = Pols enter choices -- You da man! -- Richard Brodie, 11:04:19 11/18/02 Mon

Thank God street slang has escaped gender PC dilution - "You da person!" ?@#! I guess if you're going to go around breaking glass ceilings, you have to be prepared for the risk of getting slashed by a falling shard such as your delightfully PI anagram.
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Turning Chinese -- Paul Pan, 20:11:15 11/22/02 Fri

Escort Services In China
I am the broker of many manyfantastic girls in China. Any foreigners who wants to enjoy unexpected sex escort services in China is warmly welcomed to contact me for help . As well , we have special sex trip in Dongguan designed for high upscale gentlemen. We could arrange our escort services in Dongguan, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. Contact: gionvia@hotmail.com
=
On their wedding night, Xiang, a snot-face scraggy Chinese restaurateur, invites his compact 'n' georgeous wife Jin Zan to choose what games to play. In carnal awe, she replies "Most venerable and eclectic one, me wish sixty-nine." Confused, he wonders "Mrs, your vulva desire 'n' command ... the fragrant Szechuan Garlic Pork ? "
Gag's non-PC climax:
How often do "elections" occur in China?
"Evely molning"!
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[> LOL! Long NOM Paul, and I love the punchline :-) -- Joe F., 23:52:56 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [> Thanks, Joe! I'd like SPAM if its OK with Richard 'n' Larry.. -- Paul Pan, 00:10:36 11/23/02 Sat
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[> [> [> Oh yeah good point, it is spam isn't it. Sorry.... -- Joe F., 02:26:23 11/23/02 Sat
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Women breaking into traditionally male territory -- Richard Brodie, 18:31:54 11/18/02 Mon

Breaking in through glass ceilings.
=
Girls can begin to rule high as kings.
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[> To break the glass ceiling = Girls beneath it lack egos. -- Rachel G, 15:36:12 11/19/02 Tue
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[> [> Re: To break the glass ceiling = Girls beneath it lack egos. Gen NOM -- Could be turned around, 07:51:18 11/21/02 Thu
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[> [> [> Thanks for the nom, Couldbe! ;) -- Richard G, 01:27:25 11/23/02 Sat
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Transco = Rats con ;-) -- Joe F., 23:55:28 11/22/02 Fri
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ANAGRAM CHECKER V1.0 (beta) -- Larry Brash, 08:43:40 11/19/02 Tue

Have just finished writing an anagram checker in perl.
It is fairly basic. It reads the subject and anagram, counts the number of letters in each, compares the content of each and reports whether it is an anagram or not.

Future versions will include a report of the letter differences if it is not an anagram.
URL: ../checker.html

or click:
ANAGRAM CHECKER

Larry
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[> Re: ANAGRAM CHECKER V1.1 -- Larry Brash, 21:07:35 11/20/02 Wed

The new includes a report of the letter
differences if it is not an anagram.

URL: ../checker.html
ANAGRAM CHECKER

Larry
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[> [> Re: ANAGRAM CHECKER V1.2 (FINAL VERSION) -- Larry Brash, 23:52:39 11/21/02 Thu

Final version for now!

Includes:
1. Optional numeral checking
2. Translation of foreign (Mainly European character) to English equivalents
3. Optional posting direct to the Forum.

URL: ../checker.html

ANAGRAM CHECKER Version 1.2

Larry Brash
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[> [> [> Re: ANAGRAM CHECKER V1.2 (FINAL VERSION) Excellent! -- Jaybur, 04:31:41 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [> [> [> Thanks, Janet. -- Larry Brash, 12:50:56 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [> [> Suggestion for V1.2a -- Paul Pan, 18:10:02 11/22/02 Fri

Thanks Larry, great features!
A possible improvement would be to be able to add some text in the topic (eg. a "rude" warning) when posting directly to the Forum :)
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One with terrible letters! -- Allan Morley, 15:16:25 11/22/02 Fri

Hickory dickory dock.
The mouse ran up the clock.
The clock struck one,
The mouse ran down.
Hickory dickory dock.

=

Kinky cockroach skulked up chronometer.
So why did kinky cockroach scuttle?
Theory: chronometer did cuckoo!

;-)
Allan
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[> Re: One with terrible letters! Great! *NOM* Allan! -- Jaybur, 15:39:43 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [> Thankyou, Jaybur! -- Allan Morley, 15:47:46 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [> Seconded! Great finale too! -- Paul Pan, 17:42:04 11/22/02 Fri
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An emperor = Roman peer. -- Jaybur, 02:20:42 11/22/02 Fri
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[> Re: An emperor = Roman peer. - Spot on! Gen NOM -- Allan Morley, 14:57:26 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [> Re: An emperor = Roman peer. - Spot on! Gen NOM. Thanks again! -- Jaybur, 15:41:58 11/22/02 Fri
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The oil tanker 'Prestige' = The point is, regret leak. -- Jaybur, 02:24:19 11/22/02 Fri
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[> Re: The oil tanker 'Prestige' = The point is, regret leak. - Also great! Top NOM, Jaybur. -- Allan Morley, 14:58:39 11/22/02 Fri
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[> [> Re: The point is, regret leak. - Also great! Top NOM, Jaybur. Thank you, Allan! -- Jaybur, 15:40:58 11/22/02 Fri
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The Baltimore Orioles = so reliable to homer it -- Jesse Frankovich, 19:54:58 11/20/02 Wed
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[> Re: The Baltimore Orioles = so reliable to homer it - Other Names NOM -- Richard Brodie, 08:03:40 11/21/02 Thu
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[> [> Re: The Baltimore Orioles = so reliable to homer it - Other Names NOM -- Scott Gardner, 09:35:58 11/21/02 Thu

Excellent!

The Baltimore Orioles =
I lose to horrible team!
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[> [> [> Re: The Baltimore Orioles = so reliable to homer it - Other Names NOM -- Richard G, 01:58:39 11/22/02 Fri

Welcome to the Forum, Scott.

>The Baltimore Orioles =
>I lose to horrible team!

Also excellent! Have an Other Names nom of your own.

Mister Scott Gardner =
'Grams not restricted.

---
RG
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[> Re: The Baltimore Orioles = so reliable to homer it -- Jesse Frankovich, 09:56:03 11/21/02 Thu

Minor edit:

The Baltimore Orioles = So reliable to homer it.

Capitalization seems to be standard among other submissions, as new guy I was unsure if it mattered to the nom/voting process.
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[> [> Welcome to the Forum, Jesse! -- Richard G, 02:14:05 11/22/02 Fri

Great to have you on board, Jesse, you've posted some fine stuff already.

>Capitalization seems to be standard among other
>submissions, as new guy I was unsure if it mattered to
>the nom/voting process.

Nah, not at all. I collect the noms and it's about 0.1% more effort to standardise any that differ. :)

Now for the formalities:
Jesse Frankovich =
Serf hijacks oven.
Vain jerk of chess. [...hmm, is that you Joe? Zoran? ;) ]

---
RG
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[> [> [> Re: Welcome to the Forum, Jesse! -- Joe F., 03:23:46 11/22/02 Fri

>Now for the formalities:
>Jesse Frankovich =
>Serf hijacks oven.
>Vain jerk of chess. [...hmm, is that you Joe? Zoran?
>;) ]

This is my chance to humiliate Zoran in public: He's about 2200, but I beat him and drew with him on Yahoo Chess the other day! :D

Sorry Zoran ;)

JF
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[> [> [> [> Duels between Wales and YUG -- Zoran, 07:03:11 11/22/02 Fri

>>Now for the formalities:
>>Jesse Frankovich =
>>Serf hijacks oven.
>>Vain jerk of chess. [...hmm, is that you Joe? Zoran?
>>;) ]
>
>This is my chance to humiliate Zoran in public: He's
>about 2200, but I beat him and drew with him on Yahoo
>Chess the other day! :D
>
>Sorry Zoran ;)
>
>JF

Ha,ha ! :-)

But you also lost one game,so score was 1,5:1,5.
I can only say you are solid chess player,perhaps
I was little tired ... (excuses,excuses)

Never mind,when Yugoslavia take 4-6 points in soccer
games with Wales I will make jokes !

Cheers,
Zoran
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[> [> [> [> [> Re: Duels between Wales and YUG -- Joe F., 07:06:52 11/22/02 Fri

>Never mind,when Yugoslavia take 4-6 points in soccer
>games with Wales I will make jokes !

Pah! Our record at the end of the group will read played 8 won 8, you just watch :)

Ok this is going a bit off topic now I guess....

JF
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[> [> [> Re: Welcome to the Forum, Jesse! -- Jesse Frankovich, 06:15:42 11/22/02 Fri

>Great to have you on board, Jesse, you've posted some
>fine stuff already.


... Thanks for the welcome, Richard, Joe, all ...
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Deacon is -- Richard G, 02:25:40 11/22/02 Fri

Deacon is=
diocesan.

Richard G

Posted from The Anagrammy Website's Anagram Checker
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[> Re: Deacon is: Very good! Gen NOM, RG! -- Jaybur, 04:19:24 11/22/02 Fri
[4204]
Last-Minute = Nuts! I'm late. :) -- Mey K., 19:57:17 11/21/02 Thu
[4179]

[> Re: Last-Minute = Nuts! I'm late. :) *GEN NOM* -- Richard G, 02:57:54 11/22/02 Fri
[4201]
The heads of the Roman empire = Mean hothead theif empreors -- Mattias Inghe, 01:26:06 11/22/02 Fri
[4192]

[> Re: Mean hothead theif empreors :Could alter slightly to: Name hothead thief emperors. -- Jaybur, 02:18:19 11/22/02 Fri
[4197]
Thumbnails = Album hints -- Jaybur, 17:55:21 11/21/02 Thu
[4177]

[> Re: Thumbnails = Album hints. Very apt, JB! *NOM* -- Mey K., 19:54:03 11/21/02 Thu
[4178]

[> [> Re: Thumbnails = Album hints. Very apt, JB! *NOM* Thanks, MK! -- Jaybur, 02:13:35 11/22/02 Fri
[4195]
The US star Michael Jackson = Musical: heck, that nose jars! -- Jaybur, 02:11:55 11/22/02 Fri
[4194]
Michael Jackson, "King of Pop" = I nick, jog, flap, mop, hack nose -- Paul Pan, 22:44:19 11/21/02 Thu
[4182]
Heel claims ~ me, Achilles -- Paul Pan, 20:49:16 11/21/02 Thu
[4180]

[> PS: A schlemiel ! -- Paul Pan, 20:51:16 11/21/02 Thu
[4181]
A better rude one -- Jesse Frankovich, 12:29:10 11/21/02 Thu

Penis massage = Semen as I gasp!

[Hope this has not been suggested before...]
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[> Ha! A nice rude NOM :) -- Paul Pan, 17:44:20 11/21/02 Thu
[4176]
Department of Homeland Security -- Scott Gardner, 09:15:06 11/21/02 Thu

=
Senate policy: damn freedom, truth
They fund, arm modern police state
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[> Re: Department of Homeland Security *NOM* -- Jesse Frankovich, 09:18:59 11/21/02 Thu

NOM both:

Department of Homeland Security =

Senate policy: damn freedom, truth

They fund, arm modern police state
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[> [> I second the second one [They fund, arm modern police state] -- Paul Pan, 17:41:25 11/21/02 Thu
[4175]
Michael Jordan = O, a children jam! -- Jesse Frankovich, 14:50:01 11/21/02 Thu

[in reference to current lawsuit]
[4174]
Prediction for this Saturday... -- Jesse Frankovich, 14:38:48 11/21/02 Thu

The University of Michigan Wolverines ~
vie, win firmly, crush Ohio State evening.
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Prize money ŕ la anagrams? = I pen my anagram, alas, zero! -- Jesse Frankovich, 10:23:54 11/21/02 Thu

Tribute to the work all you clever people!
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A rude one -- Jesse Frankovich, 09:15:15 11/21/02 Thu

Digital porno flick =
Lick it, darling poof.
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