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Dictionary = Indicatory -- Sadali, 05:09:06 12/12/02 Thu
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[> It's an old one -- Jesse F, 07:48:50 12/12/02 Thu

Noted by Joe Fathallah in March--

(see here)
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[> [> Re: sorry (for not checking) ... THANKS FOR NOTING Jesse! -- Sadali, 08:04:36 12/12/02 Thu
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[> [> [> Re: THANKS FOR NOTING Jesse! -- walter newboldt, 17:16:08 12/13/02 Fri


thres realyl no nede to be so ungartefl saadli.


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walter newboldt - "world web talent"
walter3965@hotmail.com
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[> [> [> [> Re: THANKS FOR NOTING Jesse! -- Paul Pan, 17:54:50 12/13/02 Fri

>thres realyl no nede to be so ungartefl saadli.

Your comment is one "h" short of being warranted: Sadali wrote "noting" not "nothing" :)

walter newboldt
=
New World battle
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[> [> [> [> [> Re: THANKS FOR NOTING Jesse! -- Sadali, 18:14:50 12/13/02 Fri

yup, its NOTING (as in "note-book") not NOTHING.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
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[> [> [> [> Now now, Walter... back in your cage. -- Larry Brash, 20:35:49 12/14/02 Sat

>
>thres realyl no nede to be so ungartefl saadli.

Translation from Newboltese to English:

"There's really no need to be so ungrateful, Sadli."

Actually, Walt is an old friend of mine from alt.anagrams, but he really should not stop taking his tablets ;-)

Nice to see you back, Walt.

Larry
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[> [> [> [> [> Re: Now now, Walter... back in your cage. -- Walter Newboldt, 23:38:58 12/17/02 Tue


hey iem reealy vrey sorry abaut my pervious post hear
last weke sadali semes i reed it way way two fast at
frist and caeme two que...quiet the wrng conclsuon!!!!
gee slily me!!!! see as yew miyhgt hve notessed iem not
verry hot at speling !!!!! i try two seek a spele chekerer
((i thnik theyre was apoem for taht) so dont worrry iem
queite shure it wotn hapen ever agian i prosmie !!!!
i swaer!! my aplogiees onece moer!!!

gee, waht am i liek eh?? yuer trew freind,

Walter
Tristan da Cunha



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walter newboldt -"world web talent"
walter3965@hotmail.com
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[> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Now now, Walter... back in your cage. -- A. Sadali, 04:05:52 12/18/02 Wed

its ok!

cheer up!
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[> [> [> [> [> [> this is funnny ;))))) -- walter newboldt, 18:14:57 12/18/02 Wed

>
>hey iem reealy vrey sorry abaut my pervious post hear
>last weke sadali semes i reed it way way two fast at
>frist and caeme two que...quiet the wrng conclsuon!!!!
>gee slily me!!!! see as yew miyhgt hve notessed iem
>not
>verry hot at speling !!!!! i try two seek a spele
>chekerer
>((i thnik theyre was apoem for taht) so dont worrry
>iem
>queite shure it wotn hapen ever agian i prosmie !!!!
>i swaer!! my aplogiees onece moer!!!
>
>gee, waht am i liek eh?? yuer trew freind,
>
>Walter
>Tristan da Cunha

=

Eye halve a spelling chequer
It came with my pea sea
It plainly marques for my revue
Miss steaks eye kin knot sea.

Eye strike a key and type a word
And weight four it two say
Weather eye am wrong oar write
It shows me strait a weigh.

As soon as a mist ache is maid
It nose bee fore two long
And eye can put the error rite
It's rarely ever wrung.

Eye have run this poem threw it
I am shore your pleased two no
Its letter perfect in every weigh
My chequer tolled me sew.


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>walter newboldt -"world web talent"
>walter3965@hotmail.com
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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> this is NOT funnny :((((((( -- walter newboldt, 18:45:02 12/18/02 Wed

hey!!! yuo cant be walter newboldt im walter newboldt

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walter newboldt -"world web talent"
walter3965@hotmail.com
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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> This is friggin' hilarious!! SPECIAL NOM! -- Paul Pan, 19:37:20 12/18/02 Wed

>>
>>hey iem reealy vrey sorry abaut my pervious post
>hear
>>last weke sadali semes i reed it way way two fast at
>>frist and caeme two que...quiet the wrng conclsuon!!!!
>>gee slily me!!!! see as yew miyhgt hve notessed iem
>>not
>>verry hot at speling !!!!! i try two seek a spele
>>chekerer
>>((i thnik theyre was apoem for taht) so dont worrry
>>iem
>>queite shure it wotn hapen ever agian i prosmie !!!!
>>i swaer!! my aplogiees onece moer!!!
>>
>>gee, waht am i liek eh?? yuer trew freind,
>>
>>Walter
>>Tristan da Cunha
>
>=
>
>Eye halve a spelling chequer
>It came with my pea sea
>It plainly marques for my revue
>Miss steaks eye kin knot sea.
>
>Eye strike a key and type a word
>And weight four it two say
>Weather eye am wrong oar write
>It shows me strait a weigh.
>
>As soon as a mist ache is maid
>It nose bee fore two long
>And eye can put the error rite
>It's rarely ever wrung.
>
>Eye have run this poem threw it
>I am shore your pleased two no
>Its letter perfect in every weigh
>My chequer tolled me sew.
>
>
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>>walter newboldt -"world web talent"
>>walter3965@hotmail.com
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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: This is friggin' hilarious!! SPECIAL NOM! -- Adrian H, 21:30:07 12/18/02 Wed

Eye halve a spelling chequer
It came with my pea sea
It plainly marques for my revue
Miss steaks eye kin knot sea.

Eye strike a key and type a word
And weight four it two say
Weather eye am wrong oar write
It shows me strait a weigh.

As soon as a mist ache is maid
It nose bee fore two long
And eye can put the error rite
It's rarely ever wrung.

Eye have run this poem threw it
I am shore your pleased two no
Its letter perfect in every weigh
My chequer tolled me sew.

=

Okay, after re-assessment, you'll soon see that mischievous David Bourke or Mick Tully (or was it me?) took this wishy-washy verse (see http://www.leuf.net/ww/wikidn?SpellingChequer) then immediately engineered it, appropriately enough, into a creative-free piece: an eerie impersonation of wearisome Walter-type quotes - sorry! Waatlre-tyye qoeutse - (who, anyway, might yet emerge as - yes! - the esteemed Richard Grantham). Either way, it's a rare reverse anagram.

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Adrian
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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: This is friggin' hilarious!! SPECIAL NOM! -- Richard G, 14:33:22 12/19/02 Thu

>Okay, after re-assessment, you'll soon see that
>mischievous David Bourke or Mick Tully (or was it me?)
>took this wishy-washy verse (see
>http://www.leuf.net/ww/wikidn?SpellingChequer) then
>immediately engineered it, appropriately enough, into
>a creative-free piece: an eerie impersonation of
>wearisome Walter-type quotes - sorry! Waatlre-tyye
>qoeutse - (who, anyway, might yet emerge as - yes! -
>the esteemed Richard Grantham). Either way, it's a
>rare reverse anagram.

Come now, would I do a thing like that? ;)
And it took more than a quick glance at the posting details for the thread to see what's going on here. It's more cunning than it first looks.

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RG
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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Cunning Indeed! -- Jesse Frankovich, 16:21:30 12/19/02 Thu

>Come now, would I do a thing like that? ;)
>And it took more than a quick glance at the posting
>details for the thread to see what's going on here.
>It's more cunning than it first looks.
>
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>RG

Cunning Indeed!

As the co-originator of this thread (along with Sadali) I have been following it along with each post (and rather amused that there have been so many posts for so dull an original topic). So I was QUITE suspiscious when I read the so-called brilliant anagram of "walter's" post. Quite a scheme to have posted it alone once before the anagrammed-poem version. I *applaud* whoever actually conjured all this up (RG?), maybe we need a new NOM category for 'best forum hijinks.'

My question is how did this come about, and is even the original walter post of the mistaken "thanks for nothing" real? As a relative newbie, I almost wonder if there really is a "walter." :) Apologies to Walter if there indeed is.

JF2
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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Cunning Indeed! -- A. Sadali, 16:30:47 12/19/02 Thu

Yup, I agree with you Jesse.
It seems that a simple mistake on my side turns out to be a long thread of posts. But Walter ... who is he actually? No doubt, the poem is hilarious enough.

Am waiting to hear more from him though.
Meanwhile, thumbs up for the excellent poem...*SPECIAL NOM*

Dali
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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Cunning Indeed! -- AH, 19:15:40 12/19/02 Thu

>Am waiting to hear more from him though.
>Meanwhile, thumbs up for the excellent poem...*SPECIAL
>NOM*

Did you actually look at the link in my 'gram?

http://www.leuf.net/ww/wikidn?SpellingChequer
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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Cunning Indeed! -- A. Sadali, 20:12:43 12/19/02 Thu

ok ok...there i go again,...a mistake
I was too engross, trying to reply ..

cunning work indeed ...
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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> i can spell!!! I can finally spell!!!! -- THE walter rudy newboldt, 20:12:44 12/19/02 Thu

Eye halve a spelling chequer
It came with my pea sea
It plainly marques for my revue
Miss steaks eye kin knot sea.

Eye strike a key and type a word
And weight four it two say
Weather eye am wrong oar write
It shows me strait a weigh.

As soon as a mist ache is maid
It nose bee fore two long
And eye can put the error rite
It's rarely ever wrung.

Eye have run this poem threw it
I am shore your pleased two no
Its letter perfect in every weigh
My chequer tolled me sew.

=

hey!!! my name is walter
see, i quite like to anagram!!
so now I can spell write perfect
might i confess who I am?

some wager i'm richard grantham
or even view "it's mey kraus!"
whereas others tease "it's larry!"
yet they ought to use their nous!!!

michael tully? david bourke?
d a green? w-tee-pee?
adrian the hick (or even worse?)
now we see why i stay a mystery!!

sorry we're way off target there
please don't question my identity
see, i am quite a private person
appear yet? ok...we'll see!!!!!



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walter newboldt -"world web talent"
walter3965@hotmail.com
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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Well, I must admit, Walter, apart from 'nous' your spelling DID improve. :P -- Mey K., 06:47:45 12/20/02 Fri

>Eye halve a spelling chequer
>It came with my pea sea
>It plainly marques for my revue
>Miss steaks eye kin knot sea.
>
>Eye strike a key and type a word
>And weight four it two say
>Weather eye am wrong oar write
>It shows me strait a weigh.
>
>As soon as a mist ache is maid
>It nose bee fore two long
>And eye can put the error rite
>It's rarely ever wrung.
>
>Eye have run this poem threw it
>I am shore your pleased two no
>Its letter perfect in every weigh
>My chequer tolled me sew.
>
> =
>
>hey!!! my name is walter
>see, i quite like to anagram!!
>so now I can spell write perfect
>might i confess who I am?
>
>some wager i'm richard grantham
>or even view "it's mey kraus!"
>whereas others tease "it's larry!"
>yet they ought to use their nous!!!
>
>michael tully? david bourke?
>d a green? w-tee-pee?
>adrian the hick (or even worse?)
>now we see why i stay a mystery!!
>
>sorry we're way off target there
>please don't question my identity
>see, i am quite a private person
>appear yet? ok...we'll see!!!!!

:) Nice to have you back, Walt! Always a pleasure.

Later!,
Mey K.
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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Actually.... -- Paul Pan, 17:47:08 12/20/02 Fri

Nous
1. Greek Philos. Mind, intellect.
2. colloq. or slang. Intelligence, common sense, gumption. (Oxford English Dictionary II)

There is much more to Walter than meets the eye :P

Nous
=
Onus
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[> [> Re: It's an old one -- Richard G, 13:11:30 12/12/02 Thu

>Noted by Joe Fathallah in March--

-- and ancient even then. Appears in the foreword of Michael Curl's Anagram Dictionary, funnily enough. :)

The Merriam-Webster Dictionary =
Rare word/tech term is in it, maybe.

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RG
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[> [> [> Re: It's an old one = I losed, earn not ... -- A. Sadali, 23:09:08 12/18/02 Wed
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An NYC daily paper = Canny 'Apple' diary. -- Jesse Frankovich, 10:01:40 12/20/02 Fri
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Sixty-Nine Position (rude) -- Hans-Peter, 07:21:32 12/20/02 Fri

Sixty-Nine Position
=
Sexy notion: sip it in.
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an antigram -- A. Sadali, 05:11:45 12/20/02 Fri

macrocosm = cram cosmo
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A Christian -- Paul Pan, 01:29:54 12/20/02 Fri

I trash Cain
I, rich Satan
I, arch saint
I, Anarchist
I trashcan, I
I chain Tsar (contradicts the Stone's "Sympathy for the Devil")
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Colin Powell -- Adrian H, 00:43:21 12/20/02 Fri

Secretary of State Colin Powell =
"Collect Weapons for Years" title.
War? Fool! Also try pestilence, etc.

U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell =
Clause of open letter: "War is costly."
Troops feel lonely... use war tactics!

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Adrian
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[> Colin Powell (quasi-rude wordplay 'gram) -- Paul Pan, 00:58:40 12/20/02 Fri

Colin Powell = I loll, peon WC
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Walter - the mysterious man = Reality: He's woman... ... ... ... trust me! -- A. Sadali, 20:38:58 12/19/02 Thu

Just kidding!

It beats me ... who is this mysterious guy ...?
It is best if he (or probably she) remains a mystery.
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Masculine = I, Uncle Sam -- Paul Pan, 19:52:22 12/19/02 Thu
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[> Re: Masculine = I, Uncle Sam = U.S. Male Inc. -- AH, 19:58:38 12/19/02 Thu
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[> Rude 'n' offensive twist -- Paul Pan, 20:00:20 12/19/02 Thu

Gay and Lesbian Community
=
Mating anybody masculine
I, Uncle Sam, mating anybody
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President Kemal Ataturk = Snakelike Tatar trumped -- Paul Pan, 19:31:52 12/19/02 Thu
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Medical research -- Ghud Sariffian, 12:04:05 12/17/02 Tue

Medical research ~ searched miracle.
Medical research ~ reached miracles!
Medical research: = 'Chemicals are red.'
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[> Re: Medical research GEN NOM :) -- Paul Pan, 23:13:49 12/17/02 Tue

>Medical research ~ searched miracle.

My fave
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[> [> Re: Medical research GEN NOM :) -- Richard G, 15:03:04 12/18/02 Wed

>>Medical research ~ searched miracle.
>My fave

I'd have gone with "Reached miracles" as it's grammatically better and mixes the letters up a lot more. Which would you prefer, Ghud?

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RG
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[> [> [> Re: Medical research GEN NOM :) -- Ghud Sariffian, 18:43:45 12/19/02 Thu

>>>Medical research ~ searched miracle.
>>My fave
>
>I'd have gone with "Reached miracles" as it's
>grammatically better and mixes the letters up a lot
>more. Which would you prefer, Ghud?

I agree, I prefer anagrams that are gramatically accurate.

gramatically accurate = actually rare magic act

/G
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Maybe too cunning? = Becoming unto any? -- Jesse, 16:57:48 12/19/02 Thu
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[> oops, was meant as reply to sadali in the 'walter thread' -- Jesse, 16:59:35 12/19/02 Thu
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Epiphany during lunch -- AH, 21:34:40 12/18/02 Wed

While enjoying my lunch today, I realised the following:

Two tangerines = Orange twin-set

Well, I was amused.

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Adrian
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[> Re: Epiphany during lunch [a touch rude] -- Richard G, 14:14:06 12/19/02 Thu

>Two tangerines = Orange twin-set
>
>Well, I was amused.

Me too. :) I found a rather different orange-tangerine 'gram a couple of years back:

Tangerine condom =
Orange 'condiment'. ;)

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RG
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The Australian conman, Peter Foster ... -- Larry Brash, 23:14:44 12/14/02 Sat

The Australian conman, Peter Foster
=
Cherie errs at amount spent on a flat.

Larry Brash

Posted from The Anagrammy Website's Anagram Checker
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[> Re: The Australian conman, Peter Foster ... -- Ghud Sariffian, 23:18:13 12/14/02 Sat

>The Australian conman, Peter Foster
>=
>Cherie errs at amount spent on a flat.

A con artist? = Castration!

Cheers!
/G
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[> The conman Peter Foster = Matter for Nº Ten speech. -- Richard G, 14:07:41 12/16/02 Mon
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[> [> Re: [The conman Peter Foster = Matter for No Ten speech]TOP NOM! -- Jaybur, 17:11:18 12/18/02 Wed
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[> [> [> Thanks, Jaybur! -- Richard G, 14:08:32 12/19/02 Thu
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(RUDE) Bush Administration = [scatological anagram] -- wordminer, 09:04:43 12/19/02 Thu

you were warned ....
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Bush Administration = I, a dumb shit son, ran it
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[> Re: (RUDE) Bush Administration = [scatological anagram] NOM -- Joe F., 09:07:07 12/19/02 Thu

Coincidence that I was here at the same time also posting an anti-Bush anagram! NOM for this one as well, it just about says it all

JF
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Larry, has Counsellor Ezechukwu replied to your e-mail? -- Paul Pan, 01:48:42 12/19/02 Thu
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[> No, and the bastard owes me five million dollars. -- Larry Brash, 06:19:03 12/19/02 Thu
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Pac-Man, the first video game 'character' -- Hans-Peter, 06:03:56 12/19/02 Thu

Pac-Man, the first video game 'character'.
=
Charming pet actor achieved star-fame.
Chip met actor: achieved star-fame rang.
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Carmen Sandiego = crime on agendas -- A. Sadali, 03:30:57 12/19/02 Thu
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[> Re: [Carmen Sandiego = crime on agendas] Good one! ENT NOM! -- Jaybur, 04:07:01 12/19/02 Thu
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[> [> Re: That was fast! Thanks Jaybur :) -- A. Sadali, 04:20:13 12/19/02 Thu
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Woody Allen ~ wooed all NY -- Paul Pan, 19:57:33 12/18/02 Wed
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[> Re: Woody Allen ~ wooed all NY (WOW, how has no one found this before - NAME NOM) -- Larry Brash, 23:53:58 12/18/02 Wed
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[> [> 2 NOMS in a row! Thanks, Larry! -- Paul Pan, 00:14:39 12/19/02 Thu
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[> [> [> PS. If you agree, I'd prefer an ENT :) -- Paul Pan, 00:17:00 12/19/02 Thu
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Amilcare Andrea "Benito" Mussolini = As in: miserable Italian Duce moron -- Paul Pan, 20:40:01 12/18/02 Wed
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[> Re: Amilcare Andrea "Benito" Mussolini = As in: miserable Italian Duce moron NAME NOM, Paul-- -- Larry Brash, 23:50:36 12/18/02 Wed
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[> [> Thanks Larry :) -- Paul Pan, 00:15:46 12/19/02 Thu
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property investor man = very important person? -- A. Sadali, 04:29:07 12/18/02 Wed

VIP also?

Very Important People = Olympian, Poet, Pervert?
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[> [property investor man = very important person?] Love it! *GEN NOM* -- Richard G, 15:05:17 12/18/02 Wed
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[> [> Thank You! :) -- A. Sadali, 16:32:37 12/18/02 Wed
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[> Very Important People = Vanity topple emperor! -- Larry Brash, 00:11:41 12/19/02 Thu
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Anti-Terror Police -- Adrian H, 20:22:06 12/18/02 Wed

Anti-Terror Police =
Airline protector

Anti-Terrorist Police =
I train elite proctors
Protection Retail, sir
i.e Restriction Patrol

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Adrian
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[> Re: Anti-Terror Police = Airline protector (OTHER NAME NOM) -- Larry Brash, 23:52:19 12/18/02 Wed
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Mr. Adolf Hitler = Made for thrill ! -- Zoran, 01:41:20 12/17/02 Tue
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[> More on a grim figure... -- Paul Pan, 02:26:06 12/17/02 Tue

Adolf Hitler
=
A Flit holder
Fidel harlot
Lethal fiord
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[> [> Rid of lethal ~ Adolf Hitler -- Paul Pan, 19:46:35 12/18/02 Wed
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Santa is coming = An agnosticism -- Mattias Inghe, 21:44:51 12/17/02 Tue
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[> Santa is coming (rude twist) -- Paul Pan, 23:12:30 12/17/02 Tue

Santa is "coming"
=
Onanist 's magic!
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[> [> Re: Santa is coming (some bizarre two word ones) -- Larry Brash, 18:49:51 12/18/02 Wed

>Santa is "coming"
>=
>Onanist 's magic!

Santa is coming =
Magicians' snot
Manic agonists
Anatomic signs
Contains Sigma
Masonic giants
Maniac tossing
sci.antagonism

Larry
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[> Continuing the theme: Santa Claus is coming = Magic's cost is annual! -- Jaybur, 17:04:29 12/18/02 Wed
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[> [> Santa Claus is coming to town = Now, its actual cost's moaning. -- Larry Brash, 19:02:04 12/18/02 Wed
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Another try at the Nativity, inspired by Jaybur's excellent post -- Jesse Frankovich, 14:21:03 12/18/02 Wed

Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord.

And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger.

And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, and saying, Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men.

=

The birth of the Christ child in Bethlehem:

A radiant, divine Virgin Mary (with glowing corona) held the idyllic baby Jesus, who was snuggly and giggly. This beautiful lady bearing God's only son is truly a profound, fantastic mystery of Good Hope.

Then the tiny, adorable infant napped with ewes on hay -- with astounded shepherds lauding.

Later, three Oriental sages follow a nova, each hoping to unload gold, oil, and other oddish goodies.
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[> Also excellent! I'm impressed, Jesse. Hope you try your hand at more long ones. *NOM* -- Richard G, 15:11:28 12/18/02 Wed
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[> [> Re: Seconded, Jesse! -- Jaybur, 17:19:56 12/18/02 Wed
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A rude set RE movies -- Jesse F, 11:49:40 12/18/02 Wed

Sex/porn movies =

Some pro vixens.
So, vermin expos!
Six-person move.
Sin: pro sex move.
So, pix rev men so!
O! O! Sperm vixens!
~ Improve sex, son.
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[> Re: A rude set RE movies *NOM* -- Richard G, 15:08:25 12/18/02 Wed

>Sex/porn movies =
>Some pro vixens.

The best one. *RUDE NOM*, Jesse.

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RG
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[> [> Re: A rude set RE movies *NOM* -- A. Sadali, 16:35:22 12/18/02 Wed

My pick too:

Sex/porn movies =
Some pro vixens.

*RUDE NOM* certainly.
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One for all parent out there... -- Ghud, 16:47:46 12/16/02 Mon

Diapers = Despair
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[> Spot-on, I can attest to that! GEN NOM!! -- Paul Pan, 17:42:43 12/16/02 Mon
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[> [> Apt! Seconded *GEN NOM* :) -- A. Sadali, 18:53:30 12/16/02 Mon
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[> [> [> Thanks! :) -- Ghud Sariffian, 11:40:22 12/17/02 Tue
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[> Re: One for all parent out there... -- Richard G, 14:54:33 12/18/02 Wed

>Diapers = Despair

'Fraid that one's been picked up a few times, such as in Michael Curl's Dictionary of Anagrams and a number of places online. Nice catch though, Ghud. :)

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RG
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Pirates = At piers -- A. Sadali, 18:51:28 12/16/02 Mon
[4844]

[> [At piers] Heh, cute. :) There's also an oldy, "Sea trip". -- Richard G, 14:47:45 12/18/02 Wed
[4874]
missile defense shield = feels his mind seed lies -- wordminer, 11:36:01 12/18/02 Wed
[4871]
The Anagrammy Awards Forum = Why, for true anagrams, madam! -- Jesse Frankovich, 07:15:08 12/18/02 Wed
[4870]
Ten new nations enters the EU = Tense the neat western union -- Mattias Inghe, 21:30:37 12/17/02 Tue
[4863]
some twists on an old favorite -- Mavourneen Arndt, 17:35:51 12/17/02 Tue

I'm not sure if some of these might be old ones, but here they are anyway.

We all know that

astronomer=
moon starer

but how about

Star mooner
Stare, moron!
or, a monster
More star? No!
O! Storm near!
[4857]

[> Astrologist = I "log" to stars ;) -- Paul Pan, 18:50:21 12/17/02 Tue
[4858]

[> Astrologers = O, star oglers! -- Jesse Frankovich, 19:24:39 12/17/02 Tue
[4860]

[> [> Astronomy = No star? O my! -- A. Sadali, 20:32:18 12/17/02 Tue
[4861]

[> [> [> Re: Astronomy = No star? O my! ... oopsss (old one) ...sorry -- A. Sadali, 20:43:58 12/17/02 Tue

Found it in the Anagram Genius archive after posting ...in a reverse form ...

Astronomy = O my, no star!


Maybe this is another to cover;

Astronomy = Moony Star
[4862]
The US president George Bush = He either budges or gets spun. -- Jesse Frankovich, 19:22:40 12/17/02 Tue
[4859]
A Shakespeare play. = Ay! A shekel appears. -- Chris Gammon, 16:19:45 12/17/02 Tue
[4856]
they go together ...? -- A. Sadali, 04:07:22 12/17/02 Tue

Notepads = and poets
[4850]

[> Re: they go together ...? NOM -- Joe F., 07:43:56 12/17/02 Tue

>Notepads = and poets

Gen NOM Sadali, excellent find.

Suggestion, write it like this:

Poets and ~ notepads

JF
[4852]

[> [> Thanks Joe! -- A. Sadali, 14:42:44 12/17/02 Tue

Thanks for the suggestion too ...

Poets and ~ notepads ... : (yup, this will do.)
[4855]
The state of California = Another official state -- Mattias Inghe, 01:21:50 12/14/02 Sat
[4800]

[> Los Angeles, California = Goal is self; no clean air -- wordminer, 07:55:04 12/16/02 Mon
[4832]

[> [> A variation on Wordminer's 'gram (with a rude cheat) -- Richard G, 14:26:49 12/16/02 Mon

Los Angeles, California =
So all f****** clean air is gone. ;)

---
RG
[4836]

[> [> Re: Los Angeles, California = Goal is self; no clean air -- wordminer, 05:59:38 12/17/02 Tue

or L.A.: FOSSIL CLEAN AIR GONE
[4851]
Intel Inside. = Need .INI list. -- Chris Gammon, 17:26:32 12/16/02 Mon

Intel Inside.
=
Need .INI list.
[4842]

[> [Intel Inside. = Need .INI list.] :) Other names NOM! -- Mattias Inghe, 01:13:35 12/17/02 Tue

Chris Gammon
=
Shamming orc
Harm's coming
[4847]
MRSA -- Adrian H, 19:50:30 12/13/02 Fri

The hospital "superbug" MRSA - methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus - is responsible for an increasing number of deaths, researchers have found.

The drug-resistant infection is passed through poor hygiene, such as staff not washing their hands in between treating patients.

Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus
=
Hot Tip: Nurse's touch may cause critical illness

---
Adrian
[4792]

[> Re: MRSA * NOM * -- David A. Green, 07:10:07 12/15/02 Sun

>The hospital "superbug" MRSA - methicillin-resistant
>staphylococcus aureus - is responsible for an
>increasing number of deaths, researchers have found.
>
>The drug-resistant infection is passed through poor
>hygiene, such as staff not washing their hands in
>between treating patients.
>
>Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus
>=
>Hot Tip: Nurse's touch may cause critical illness
>
>---
>Adrian
Fantastic, Adrian. TOPICAL ADRIAN.
[4816]

[> [> [MRSA * NOM *] Thanks, David -- AH, 19:53:11 12/16/02 Mon
[4846]
Don't tread on me -- Chris Gammon, 17:25:17 12/16/02 Mon

Don't tread on me.
=
Tonne mort (dead).
[4841]
George "Dubya" Bush = Huge absurd bogey. -- Hans-Peter, 06:15:41 12/16/02 Mon

couldnīt resist...
[4828]

[> ;-) NOM Hans-Peter, in the understatement category! [+more] -- Joe F., 08:53:38 12/16/02 Mon

The President Of The United States Of America, George Walker Bush = "Think of the oil resources benefits, Gates!" The war damage erupted.
[4834]

[> [> Re: ;-) NOM , Thanks Joe! He can only "misunderestimate" himself! ;-) -- Hans-Peter, 14:55:52 12/16/02 Mon

>The President Of The United States Of America, George
>Walker Bush = "Think of the oil resources benefits,
>Gates!" The war damage erupted.
[4839]
Given the recent controversy involving the Catholic Church..... -- Richard G, 01:28:36 12/13/02 Fri

The Reformation = Time for another?

---
RG
[4772]

[> Re: The Reformation = Time for another? *NOM*, Richard! -- Jaybur, 03:21:28 12/13/02 Fri
[4776]

[> Ha! Seconded :) -- Paul Pan, 17:57:08 12/13/02 Fri
[4786]

[> [> Thanks both! God knows what category it belongs in, Other Names maybe (Gen if all else fails). -- Richard G, 14:52:51 12/16/02 Mon
[4838]
Treasure Island = Reads: It's unreal -- A. Sadali, 08:39:24 12/16/02 Mon

Treasure Island =

natural desires;
sail unarrested;
surreal instead.
[4833]
homeland security = say heil to mr dunce -- wordminer, 02:51:26 12/14/02 Sat
[4802]

[> LOL! Topical nom and welcome to the Forum, worm-diner! -- Richard G, 16:44:40 12/14/02 Sat
[4807]

[> Wordminer -- Larry Brash, 16:54:58 12/15/02 Sun

wordminer =

Weird Norm.
Now, Mr. Dire.
Wonder Rim.
No, Mr. Weird.
Worn? Rid me.
Mr Red Wino.
Mr Edwin Or.
Mire? Drown!

Larry
[4821]

[> [> Re: Wordminer -- Paul Pan, 07:28:34 12/16/02 Mon

wordminer =
Worm diner
Mind Rower
Drown Emir
I wonder, Mr!
[4830]

[> [> Re: Wordminer -- wordminer, 07:29:36 12/16/02 Mon

>wordminer =
>
>Weird Norm.
>Now, Mr. Dire.
>Wonder Rim.
>No, Mr. Weird.
>Worn? Rid me.
>Mr Red Wino.
>Mr Edwin Or.
>Mire? Drown!
>
>Larry

Now Dr. Rime
[4831]
A new idea for your sex life ;-) -- Hans-Peter, 06:26:20 12/16/02 Mon

Coitus reservatus = 's a virtuous secret!

;-)


Cheers
Hans-Peter
[4829]
New Auto-Nomination Page -- Larry Brash, 22:29:28 12/11/02 Wed

I have finished and tested the new auto-NOM page.

I have have designed it to accessed in two ways, that use one script, but each looks and behaves a bit differently.

Access Method #1
If you go directly to:
../cgi-bin/nomination.pl

You will see the nominations displayed like the Current NOMs Page. You will also notice that the nominator and the results of the anagram check (Pass/Fail) will also be shown.

Access Method #2
You start at:
../nomination.html

and enter nominations from there. You will notice that there are couple of extra things visible entering the page this way.

Please test it out and let me know if you encounter any problems.

Also let me know if you think the person responsible for adding NOMs should be the author or the nominator.

Thanks

Larry
[4744]

[> Your new Auto-Nomination Page = You put anagram, one-to-one. I win! -- AH, 23:01:53 12/11/02 Wed
[4746]

[> Auto-Nomination Page Version 2.0 - Please have a test -- Larry Brash, 23:52:34 12/15/02 Sun

I have revamped and simplified the new auto-NOM page.

Here is the Entry Page:
../nomtest.html

Feel free to try it out. Have fun.

To view the Current NOMs (fake ones at present)
../cgi-bin/current.pl

Larry
[4825]
Electro-Convulsive Therapy = Verily, the volts can cure Poe -- Larry Brash, 20:26:08 12/14/02 Sat
[4809]

[> Re: Electro-Convulsive Therapy = Pray the volts cure violence. -- Larry Brash, 20:38:25 12/14/02 Sat
[4811]

[> [> And that is a NOM if I ever saw one. (General? Other name?) -- Ghud Sariffian, 23:19:50 12/14/02 Sat
[4814]

[> [> [> Thanks, Ghud. I'll go with General for now. -- Larry Brash, 23:39:42 12/15/02 Sun
[4824]
Online Romance = inane-loner.com -- Joe F., 07:20:47 12/15/02 Sun

Others:

No cinema, loner!
One manic loner

JF
[4817]

[> Re: Online Romance = inane-loner.com BEST OF THE BUNCH - Gen NOM -- Larry Brash, 23:32:48 12/15/02 Sun
[4823]
Till Death Do Us Apart = Adopt this ultra deal -- A. Sadali, 17:56:54 12/15/02 Sun
[4822]
Generalization = Nazi relegation (or Entire nazi goal) -- Mattias Inghe, 01:14:41 12/14/02 Sat
[4799]

[> Re: [Generalization = Nazi relegation] Yup. Gen NOM -- Ghud Sariffian, 10:32:59 12/15/02 Sun
[4820]
The bishop and cardinal molest catholic boys. = Celibacy's problem that's a stain on childhood. -- Richard Brodie, 10:22:10 12/15/02 Sun
[4819]
Two can live as cheaply as one = P-lease! NO way can I halve cost! -- Jaybur, 00:17:45 12/14/02 Sat
[4798]

[> Re: Two can live as cheaply as one = P-lease! NO way can I halve cost! - LOL! Gen NOM -- Rcihard Brodie, 12:05:22 12/14/02 Sat
[4804]

[> [> Seconded. GEN *NOM* -- A. Sadali, 13:11:27 12/14/02 Sat
[4805]

[> [> [> Re: Seconded. GEN *NOM* Thanks to you both! -- Jaybur, 08:38:58 12/15/02 Sun
[4818]
The American stand-up comedienne Ruby Wax = Indeed, a crap buxom wench may entertain us. -- David A. Green, 07:01:47 12/15/02 Sun
[4815]
The only thing we have to fear... -- Richard G, 17:53:13 12/14/02 Sat

The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. =
Roosevelt: "If I hate fright, we shan't feel any."

---
RG
[4808]
United Airlines Co. files bankruptcy papers. = Friendly skies trouble. A panic? Panic erupts! -- Rcihard Brodie, 14:04:47 12/14/02 Sat
[4806]
Lord of the Rings = Led on for rights -- A. Sadali, 04:16:21 12/14/02 Sat
[4803]
The rapper Missy Elliot = A hip merry poet sells it -- Mattias Inghe, 01:28:14 12/14/02 Sat
[4801]
Miss Niomi Daley = Smiled: I am noisy! [aka Ms Dynamite] -- Jaybur, 00:14:26 12/14/02 Sat
[4797]
The oil painters = There! I slap it on! -- Jaybur, 00:10:12 12/14/02 Sat
[4796]
On Yugoslavia's Nicole Kidman (rude) -- Paul Pan, 19:24:47 12/12/02 Thu

Beautiful Natasa Micic -- a.k.a. Serbia's answer to Nicole Kidman -- will assume the Presidency of Yugoslavia in January! She has my -- and I presume Zoran's -- enthusiastic support ;)

Yugoslavian President Natasa Micic = "Erotic anus" is native lady's campaign
[4765]

[> Re: On Yugoslavia's Nicole Kidman (rude) Ha,ha ! Almost NOM... -- Zoran, 22:16:12 12/13/02 Fri

I am impressed that you know president of Serbian
parliament and fact that journalists call her
"Serbian Nicole Kidman".But she will probably
be president of Serbia,not Yugoslavia.

Everything is possible on politic scene,so why
not she ?Kostunica only knows to criticize and
nothing else.

Zoran

>Beautiful Natasa Micic -- a.k.a. Serbia's answer to
>Nicole Kidman -- will assume the Presidency of
>Yugoslavia in January! She has my -- and I presume
>Zoran's -- enthusiastic support ;)
>
>Yugoslavian President Natasa Micic = "Erotic anus" is
>native lady's campaign
[4795]
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle = O,Chandler's in your art ! -- Zoran, 11:00:20 12/12/02 Thu

Raymond Chandler was U.S. writer of
detective novels,so British can say:

Ray Chandler is not our ~ Sir Arthur Conan Doyle !

Zoran
[4754]

[> How Jayburesque of you! ENT NOM :) -- Paul Pan, 17:55:42 12/12/02 Thu
[4761]

[> [> That was my thought,too :-) Thanks,Paul ! -- Zoran, 21:59:20 12/13/02 Fri
[4794]
It doesn't really matter = Old literary statement ! -- Zoran, 12:31:29 12/12/02 Thu
[4756]

[> Re: It doesn't really matter = Old literary statement ! Deserves a *NOM* -- Sadali, 18:51:53 12/12/02 Thu
[4763]

[> [> Re: It doesn't really matter = Old literary statement ! Deserves a *NOM* - THANKS,Sadali ! -- Zoran, 21:56:29 12/13/02 Fri
[4793]

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