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25 January 2003 - 4 February 2003 |
Impregnate = Impart gene. -- Hans-Peter, 03:29:06 02/04/03 Tue
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Re: [Impregnate = Impart gene] ... succint: NOM -- Wordminer, 04:08:36 02/04/03 Tue
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Re: [Impregnate = Impart gene.] ... succinct .... NOM -- Wordminer, 04:10:34 02/04/03 Tue
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[NOM] Thanks Wordminer! Category? Rude? Gen? Dunno. -- Hans-Peter, 04:39:41 02/04/03 Tue
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I'd say GEN. definitely not rude. Maybe Entertainment :) -- Wordminer, 05:52:16 02/04/03 Tue
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[Think children:] The players = They're pals. [+ some more shorties] -- Jesse F, 03:52:21 02/04/03 Tue
The players = They're pals.
The dry ones = They snored.
Drones = Snored?
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Spectators = A sport sect. -- Jesse Frankovich, 16:36:03 02/03/03 Mon
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[Spectators = A sport sect] Brilliant! *GEN/ENT NOM* -- Richard G, 17:43:18 02/03/03 Mon
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Re: [Spectators = A sport sect] Brilliant! *GEN/ENT NOM* -- Jesse, 03:49:50 02/04/03 Tue
Much appreciated, Richard!
Put it in Entertainment for now, I suppose.
Cheers,
Jesse
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Total Information Awareness = A software´s amoral intention. -- Hans-Peter, 03:37:45 02/04/03 Tue
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Seven die in the Columbia Shuttle disaster = I add these lines: tribute to such lives. Amen. -- Jaybur, 21:03:39 02/02/03 Sun
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Re: [ Seven die ... ] ... eloquent. Top. NOM. -- Wordminer, 05:23:48 02/03/03 Mon
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Re: [ Seven die ... ] ... eloquent. Top. NOM. Thanks, Wordminer! -- Jaybur, 02:32:35 02/04/03 Tue
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Italian artist Francesco Primaticcio = I'm painter, in fact, so art's critical. Ciao! -- Jaybur, 02:22:45 02/04/03 Tue
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Anti-War Movement = Never want to maim. -- Jaybur, 00:58:58 01/29/03 Wed
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Excellent! GEN/TOP nom ;) -- Paul Pan, 02:16:41 01/29/03 Wed
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Re: Excellent! GEN/TOP nom ;) Belated thanks, PP! -- Jaybur, 02:16:41 02/04/03 Tue
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Space Shuttle Columbia = Alas, the polite succumb -- Paul Pan, 01:15:13 02/04/03 Tue
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Carlos Santana = Carnal sonatas. -- Hans-Peter, 20:30:51 02/03/03 Mon
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Sex formula (VERY RUDE) -- Zoran, 11:57:35 02/02/03 Sun
Man + penis + Viagra =
A sperm in vagina
Z.
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Re: Sex formula (VERY RUDE) -- Roger Chaosway, 13:53:43 02/02/03 Sun
Amazing !
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Re: Sex formula (VERY *RUDE NOM*) -- Richard G, 16:34:56 02/03/03 Mon
>Man + penis + Viagra =
>A sperm in vagina
Can't fault your reasoning there, Zoran. :)
Reads marginally better as "Sperm in a vagina", though (IMO). Shall I put it in like that? No pun intended. ;)
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RG
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Re: Sex formula (VERY *RUDE NOM*) -- Zoran, 18:15:30 02/03/03 Mon
OK,since Rick had a same suggestion ,I agree with little change.
Cheers,
ZR
>>Man + penis + Viagra =
>>A sperm in vagina
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>Can't fault your reasoning there, Zoran. :)
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>Reads marginally better as "Sperm in a vagina", though
>(IMO). Shall I put it in like that? No pun intended. ;)
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>RG
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space shuttle columbia = i succumb to a heat spell -- Bhaskar, 13:30:35 02/03/03 Mon
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Bhaskar = Has bark. = Ash bark. = Ark bash. [Noah's party] /// A Bhaskar = aka Brash? -- :-) Jesse F, 16:55:41 02/03/03 Mon
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Welcome to the Forum, Bhaskar! -- Richard G, 17:46:26 02/03/03 Mon
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Pamela Anderson! Yeah! = Phenomenal Day Areas ! -- Roger Chaosway, 13:24:15 02/02/03 Sun
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Roger Chaosway = Scary hag wooer. = Roach goes awry. -- JF2, 13:59:35 02/02/03 Sun
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Roger Chaosway = Oh ! A Greasy Crow :-) -- Catherine, 16:52:42 02/02/03 Sun
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Catherine = Nice heart. = Nicer heat. -- Jesse :), 16:47:18 02/03/03 Mon
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Catherine = Ah, enticer! = A cretin, eh? :) [Welcome to the Forum!] -- Richard G, 17:32:25 02/03/03 Mon
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Paul Pan -- Gary and Carrie, 17:28:30 01/01/03 Wed
Paul Pan, is that you Comrade? GW Economics???
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Re: Paul Pan [Note to Gary & Carrie, off-topic] -- Paul Pan, 17:32:10 02/03/03 Mon
Yes indeed! If you read this, my e-mail is pavlos@hellas.com :)
NOTE: Sorry folks for the off-topic postm these are friends I havent heard from in 15 years :) Thanks RG for alerting me :)
>Paul Pan, is that you Comrade? GW Economics???
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Steer clear of shuttle debris... -- Jesse F, 14:15:50 02/02/03 Sun
Police and NASA officials have warned the public to stay away from suspected shuttle debris, as it may be harmful... yet still some people have done otherwise and have been hospitalized for their ignorance (chemical burns and/or inhalation I believe)...
Thus:
Space shuttle debris=
Let this used scrap be.
P.S. God Bless the astronauts and their families and everyone who grieves for them.
Jesse
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[Space shuttle debris = Let this used scrap be.] *TOP NOM*, Jesse. -- Richard G, 16:52:17 02/03/03 Mon
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[Let this used scrap be.] *TOP NOM*, Jesse... Thanks, RG! -- JSF, 17:00:42 02/03/03 Mon
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RUDE - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun - RUDE -- Jesse Frankovich, 16:30:50 02/03/03 Mon
Dirty lesbians =
Laid by 'inserts'?
[or]
Bind, lay sister?
Lesbian party = Ten spry labia.
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Up too late finding anagrams = Alas, attaining profound gem. -- Jesse F, 10:01:46 02/02/03 Sun
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Sounds familiar. :( -- Richard G, 16:28:47 02/03/03 Mon
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Nose-hair pluck-tool = Look up each nostril. -- Jesse F, 16:19:35 02/03/03 Mon
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Astronaut Ilan Ramon = Mourn a national star. -- Prayers for all, Jesse F, 06:36:22 02/02/03 Sun
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Re: Astronaut Ilan Ramon = Mourn a national star. NOM: Topical or Name. -- Jaybur, 20:59:06 02/02/03 Sun
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Re: NOM - Thanks, Jaybur... I'll go with Name. -- Jesse, 14:30:13 02/03/03 Mon
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US grim in main reaction = It's mourning in America -- Wordminer, 06:16:33 02/03/03 Mon
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[Better wording ] Main reaction in US: grim = It's mourning in America -- Wordminer, 08:02:21 02/03/03 Mon
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Re: [Better wording ] Main reaction in US: grim * top. NOM * -- Swill Beater, 12:41:06 02/03/03 Mon
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Red Hat Linux = Herald in Tux! -- Swill Beater, 12:14:56 02/03/03 Mon
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Seven die in the space shuttle Columbia's disaster = Vehicle in bits... seems the capsule astronauts died. -- David A. Green, 06:22:17 02/03/03 Mon
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I cartooned = decoration -- Wordminer, 05:26:14 02/03/03 Mon
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An empirical demonstration of the prophetic power of anagramming -- David A. Green, 03:29:45 02/03/03 Mon
Since pre-Christian times anagrams have often been esteemed for their prophetic meaning. As a demonstration of this I have anagrammed the text of the Anagrammy Awards pop-up voting announcement to forecast the names of the winners of the January 2003 competition. Disturbing personal information about one of the predicted winners is also disclosed. I've used spoiler space so as not to reveal the results of the competition for those who would rather not know..
Voting is now open in this month's Anagrammy Awards.
Drop in and vote!
CLOSE WINDOW =
S
P
O
I
L
E
R
Wasn't wrong: involves Richard and am-sad-onanist-Mey mowing down the opposition.
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VOTING IS OPEN! -- Larry Brash, 23:17:54 02/02/03 Sun
Voting in this month's Anagrammy Awards is now open.
This month we have the inaugral Medium Length Category with 7 nominations and you will find it of the "Shorter Anagrams" Voting Page.
The other categories are all well represented in terms of number and quality.
Everyone is welcome to vote. Voting will be open for 4 days and I will post a reminder 24 hours before we close.
CLICK HERE TO VOTE
All the best
Larry.
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Crime does not pay = Yes, pro can do time -- Wordminer, 14:22:33 02/02/03 Sun
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Re: [Crime does not pay = Yes, pro can do time] Indeed! NOM! -- Jaybur, 21:12:53 02/02/03 Sun
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Random bunch -- Allan Morley, 18:28:39 02/01/03 Sat
Wind and water erosion =
Rained on, it wears down.
Madonna Louise Ciccone =
Nice, cool, anaemic sound.
Saddam Hussein & Osama bin Laden =
Islam's damned hideous bananas.
The generation gap =
O gee, hating parent?
(just dumb but I liked it):
Browsing the Net =
Snorting the Web.
:-)
Allan
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Re: Wind and water erosion = Rained on, it wears down. *NOM* Allan! -- Jaybur, 21:08:50 02/02/03 Sun
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Anna Sewell's 'Black Beauty: The Autobiography of a Horse' = Tale about hapless ebony nag. I hate her awful, scary book. (+ more) -- David A. Green, 19:49:28 02/01/03 Sat
Anna Sewell's classic story highlighted the harsh and cruel treatment of working horses in Victorian England. We had an abridged young children's edition of the novel at home, so the following variant is also true:
Anna Sewell's 'Black Beauty: The Autobiography of a Horse' =
I hate her awful, scary booklet about a hapless ebony nag.
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Re: [Anna Sewell's 'Black Beauty: The Autobiography of a Horse' = Tale about hapless ebony nag. I hate her awful, scary book.]Yet another Medium NOM, David! -- Jaybur, 21:06:48 02/02/03 Sun
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America is troubled ~ as Columbia retired. [+ variation] -- Jesse F, 14:52:22 02/02/03 Sun
America is troubled ~ as Columbia retired.
[Or]
~ as it (Columbia) erred.
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G'day [Yep, I'm an another Ozzie. (Sorry!) (No I'm not!) (sorry, that is)] -- Stuart, 14:34:37 02/02/03 Sun
Well guys,
I'm finally writing to you! I've been gobbling up all the riches on this site for a coupla years now, but apart from some brief notes to Larry, haven't communicated with y'all. I feel I've got to know the Richards, Janet, Mey, . . . (especially when you had the Anagrammy Members Page - bring it back!!)
The first long 'gram I saw was Corey Calhoun's "To be or not to be . . ." in Word Ways back in about 97/8. And then to discover a previous incarnation of anagrammy.com soon after. Wow! You really are a very clever (and fun!) bunch of peplz. I never cease to be amazed by so many of your creations. Then I was astounded after years of poring over noms to discover that there is such a small number of voters each month. Does this exquisitely
produced site have such little exposure/usage?! Çe impossible! (or however you say it in Froggish). How many hits a day/week do you get?
So, here I am - not, unfortunately, likely to contribute much on the creative side of things, but a well-and-truly besotted aficionado-connoisseur of your marvellous skills. AND, from this time forth, an enthusiastic monthly member of the voting fraternity! (Are nonanagrammers allowed to nominate?).
Well, ciao 4 nao - but for the world premičre of my first submission:
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis =
I loom comic, provisional, re occupation's conclusions
- Stuart (Kidd), Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia
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I Love Lovely Miss Britney Spears = My Silly Love Varies in Beer Spots -- Roger Chaosway, 14:09:11 02/02/03 Sun
Hope thats enough for one day ...... ;-)
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I Love Lovely Miss Britney Spears = I Responsibly Assert My Evil Love -- Roger Chaosway, 13:59:57 02/02/03 Sun
Here are some others ...
Orig. - I Love Lovely Miss Britney spears
Anag. -
1. Boy loves Miss Evil Air presently.
2. It's a perversely slimy, love bison.
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Miss Britney Spears = Steps brain's misery -- Roger Chaosway, 13:49:07 02/02/03 Sun
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Miss Britney Spears = Mess nearby spirits -- Roger Chaosway, 13:48:00 02/02/03 Sun
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Lord of the Rings = Sh ! let Frodo grin -- Roger Chaosway, 13:40:48 02/02/03 Sun
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Pamela Anderson ! Yeah ! = Phenomenal Day Areas ! -- Roger Chaosway, 13:32:39 02/02/03 Sun
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Death of astronauts = O,that's a sad fortune ... -- Zoran, 09:36:50 02/02/03 Sun
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The Space Shuttle Columbia = Hull pieces that cause tomb. -- Larry Brash, 08:04:06 02/02/03 Sun
Just heard the terrible news this morning.
As a satellite watcher, I was going to watch Columbia's pass over here but the clouds were too thick.
My condolences to the families of these brave men and women.
Larry
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[Columbia Astronaut] Dave Brown = Down brave. -- Jesse F, 07:39:56 02/02/03 Sun
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Space shuttle Columbia lost = Capsule botch ; ultimate loss -- Wordminer, 07:20:38 02/02/03 Sun
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Bush replies Camus -- Mey K., 09:06:24 01/31/03 Fri
There are causes worth dying for, but none worth killing for. (Albert Camus)
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Er, oil?... Is 'Great barrels of crude oil' a term unknown to that Frenchy? (G.W. Bush)
Later,
Mey K.
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Re: Bush replies Camus - very funny - NOM -- Wordminer, 10:52:44 01/31/03 Fri
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Heartily seconded, a winner :))) -- Paul Pan, 18:34:58 01/31/03 Fri
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Sorry, I just cant curb my enthusiasm, its one of the aptest and wittiest 'grams I've ever seen! -- Paul Pan, 18:51:54 01/31/03 Fri
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Re: Bush replies Camus - Most elegant, dear Mey. -- Jesse Frankovich, 06:31:55 02/02/03 Sun
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Remains hot ~ in a Thermos -- Adrian H, 05:22:58 02/02/03 Sun
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Re: Remains hot ~ in a Thermos * NOM" -- David A. Green, 05:29:16 02/02/03 Sun
And a hot anagram, too. GEN NOM Adrian.
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* NOM Thanks, David -- AH, 05:47:27 02/02/03 Sun
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In style of Tom Myers -- Zoran, 22:23:22 02/01/03 Sat
Simply,dear ~ read my lips !
Zoran
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Or perhaps ... -- Zoran, 22:34:05 02/01/03 Sat
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>Simply,dear ~ read my lips !
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>Zoran
...for the fans of pop-music
"Read my lips" (album of Sophie Ellis Bextor)
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A "Simply Red" ?
Zoran
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Black Hole = Choke ball. -- Hans-Peter, 21:09:13 02/01/03 Sat
or should it be
A Black Hole = A choke ball ??
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The spam I mentioned -- Allan Morley, 14:43:10 01/30/03 Thu
You are Loved
I want you to know that there is someone who loves you very
much. That's important to know in the " dog eat dog world "
in which we live. We spend our lives trying to earn love and
respect and somehow we never seem to " measure up ". It's
wonderful to be loved without reservation, without having to
earn it. We are loved , not because we are good, not because
we have lived up to expectations, and not because we've
tried to live a good life, but we are loved just like we
are...faults and all. God has put a high value on our lives
in that He gave His son to die on a cross to pay the penalty
for all our sins. He has a very high purpose for yor life!
After 42 years of struggling with the meaning of life and
what the purpose of my life should be, I met a man named
Jesus and He changed my life. It has been wonderful to be
loved unconditionally and to finally realize the meaning
of life itself. I'm writing you to share this love and to
let you know that you are a very special person in the sight
of God. He only wants good for you and wants to help you in
all of your trials.
=
You are Hated, Unlovely Spammer
I want you to know that there is someone who hates you very much. Very, very much. In fact, I'd judge that a whole lot of people would find these unsolicited words less of an invitation to salvation, and more of a potential reason to organize harsh, ungodly deeds that involve gleefully flogging your obese anal end and misshapen thighs with a huge wooden club.
Don't get me wrong, it's not your views I have a problem with - I've been a faithful and devout follower of Jesus my whole life. However, to invade and pollute inboxes with ANY unsolicited view, good or bad, is altogether inconsiderate, wearisome, often repulsive and villainous. Even televangelists wouldn't stoop so low.
Anyway, it defeats the purpose altogether. In essence, your futile digital entreaties are far more likely to turn secular people further away from God than vice versa, which as a believer I take offense at. Now frankly, I hope you have the opportunity to go and see God sooner rather than later - though I somewhat doubt He'd want you now.
>:(
Allan
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Re: The spam I mentioned -- Excellent Job, Allan! Long NOM indeed., 16:14:25 01/30/03 Thu
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Oops! -- I hate when I type the message in the name field! --Jesse :), 16:16:46 01/30/03 Thu
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Mey K. -- Seconded, Allan! And I love the way you think, Jesse. ;), 20:56:33 01/30/03 Thu
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Re: Allan Morley - OK, I'm -- really confused now. :-) Thanks for the NOM!, 18:18:27 02/01/03 Sat
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Space Odyssey 2001 -- Larry Brash, 00:59:52 02/01/03 Sat
"Open the pod bay doors, please, HAL."
"I'm sorry, Dave, I can't do that."
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Lord, a rap that had been in that poor old Space Odyssey movie.
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Re: Space Odyssey 2001 -- Paul Pan, 01:51:46 02/01/03 Sat
"Open the pod bay doors, please, HAL."
"I'm sorry, Dave, I can't do that."
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"Data hid! Open the board please, VOY.com"
"Sorry, P, that is no deal!"
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Self NOM this one for the Medium Category. It's no chance, but I'll give it a run. -- Larry Brash, 18:05:29 02/01/03 Sat
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role playing games = Men ogle I, a spry gal. -- Liz Henry, 17:34:06 02/01/03 Sat
The story of a role playing game gone bad!
Rampage gone silly.
Ogre pillages many.
Gnomes ply regalia.
Pale, nosy mage girl.
"Lonely mage, I grasp?"
"Men ogle I, a spry gal."
A leggy alien romps.
My roll- a psi! Engage.
Goes yelp - alarming!
A psi gnome allergy.
Gremlins leap - yoga?
A gremlin slap ye - go!
Pale mage, sin, glory!
Spry legion agleam.
Agony, empire galls.
Simply a longer age.
Pale mage, nil orgys.
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pride of lions = food's in peril -- Wordminer, 13:21:57 02/01/03 Sat
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January noms are now CLOSED [full list will be up shortly] -- Richard G, 10:19:36 02/01/03 Sat
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Complete list of noms - SELECTIONS PLEASE -- Richard G, 11:26:55 02/01/03 Sat
Here is the complete list of noms for January 2003. If you wish to make selections for the voting page, please send them to larry at brash dot net.
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RG
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The President of the American Society of Ventriloquists = Can't quite see his lips move, in fact. So therefore I don't try. -- David A. Green, 05:00:14 02/01/03 Sat
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Medium nom again, David! Excellent work. -- Richard G, 10:16:06 02/01/03 Sat
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The Mile High Club (not rude) -- David A. Green, 05:02:59 02/01/03 Sat
The American Airlines Association of Professional Flight Attendants =
No end of satisfaction in aircraft toilet as a plane soars ten miles high!
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[The Mile High Club (not rude)] :) *MEDIUM NOM*, David. -- Richard G, 10:13:11 02/01/03 Sat
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Schoolmaster -- Larry Brash, 01:15:18 02/01/03 Sat
Everyone knows this famous one:
Schoolmaster = the classroom
Here are some more:
Schoolmaster =
He's cool, smart.
Charmess, too.
Harmless coot.
Lots more cash.
Has cool terms.
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[Re: Schoolmaster] some more -- Hans-Peter, 01:39:07 02/01/03 Sat
Schoolmaster
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"Scholars to me!"
Less charm, too!
A school´s term. (bit of cheating here)
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Re: Schoolmaster -- Paul Pan, 02:11:56 02/01/03 Sat
Schoolmaster =
Cohort me, lass ;)
O, smash lector!
So, arch-molest!
Scholar's tome
So, met scholar?
Stomache rols [stomach rolls, in archaic english]
Scleroma host
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ROTFLMAO = Floor mat. -- Pat Fesko :), 16:22:09 01/30/03 Thu
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Pat Fesko -- Larry Brash, 01:43:43 02/01/03 Sat
Is Pat Fesko taking a "fast poke" at us?. Do I "spot fake". He should "stop fake", "fake post".
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An eating disorder = near-adoring diets. -- Larry Brash, 01:06:16 02/01/03 Sat
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Self NOM in rude category -- Zoran, 20:02:52 01/31/03 Fri
Monica Potter = Top actor in me !
To me,enough funny anagram
Z.
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Self NOM in rude category = Endorse my foul catering! -- Paul Pan, 21:27:17 01/31/03 Fri
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kissing couples = spouses licking -- A. Sadali, 05:24:27 01/31/03 Fri
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Re: kissing couples = spouses licking Spot on! Rude NOM (or maybe Gen actually, it's mild) -- Joe F., 07:46:31 01/31/03 Fri
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Re: Thanks Joe. Can it be a 'Rude'? -- A. Sadali, 12:46:58 01/31/03 Fri
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Depends on the licking :P (Har har) -- Paul Pan, 18:29:49 01/31/03 Fri
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Military Headquarters = "I am ready - let's hurt Iraq!" -- Mey K., 20:59:42 01/30/03 Thu
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Yet another gem from Mey. TOP NOM. -- Paul Pan, 22:24:33 01/30/03 Thu
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[Seconded!] ... Another gem from Mey = Often me 'grammy hero! -- :) Jesse F, 17:29:43 01/31/03 Fri
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Excellent! Also: Military Headquarters = As it ruled the Iraq army = Army is quite hard later = Surely armed that Iraqi -- AH, 23:32:47 01/30/03 Thu
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[Military Headquarters = Surely armed that Iraqi] Indeed they did. :( *TOP NOM*, Adrian. -- Richard G, 11:35:58 01/31/03 Fri
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Thank you, both! -- Mey K., 08:59:42 01/31/03 Fri
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Citizen Kane -- Adrian H, 06:38:35 01/31/03 Fri
Considered by many as the best film ever made, this is the story of Charles Foster Kane. The film opens with a long shot of Xanadu - the private estate of one of the world's richest men. In the middle of the estate is a castle. We see, inside the castle, a dying man examining a winter scene within a crystal ball. As he drops it, it smashes, and one word is heard - "Rosebud"... What follows are pieces of newsreel like footage detailing how Kane amassed his fortune, and turning around full circle at the end.
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Orson Welles' exalted masterpiece of the life of a fearless, distinguished news magnate (based on William Randolph Hearst) was elected the greatest of any, by all the American Film Institute. It harnesses extraordinary direction and novel cinematography.
Here's what the critics said: "Flawless!", "Glorious!", "Wondrous Kick-Off!", "Effervescent!", "An Astounding Phenomenon!", "The Shawshank Who?"
(His deathbed dream: "Rosebud" was the name etched on a toy; it identifies a sled lost in the sleet of time!)
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Marvelous piece, Adrian. Long *NOM*! -- Mey K., 08:53:58 01/31/03 Fri
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Excellent! -- Richard G, 11:33:51 01/31/03 Fri
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Re: Thirded! -- A. Sadali, 12:48:32 01/31/03 Fri
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self nominate = insolent fame -- A. Sadali, 05:26:26 01/31/03 Fri
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[insolent fame] Couldn´t have said it better! Superb! NOM -- Hans-Peter, 05:45:34 01/31/03 Fri
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Re: Thank you Hans! -- A. Sadali, 12:45:53 01/31/03 Fri
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Varied (most are rude) -- Joe F., 08:48:22 01/31/03 Fri
The State of the Union Address = And so I see the stunt of hatred
Micheal Mesterton-Gibbons = Bimbo-leching master-notes ;)
Singer Avril Lavigne = Virgin? Vagina seller!
The Oscars = Horses act
Prostiture = Spitter-out
Tourists pet ~ prostitutes
JF
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Sorry, two typos in that. Here's the correct version. -- Joe F., 08:53:09 01/31/03 Fri
The State of the Union Address = And so I see the stunt of hatred
Michael Mesterton-Gibbons = Bimbo-leching master-notes ;)
Singer Avril Lavigne = Virgin? Vagina seller!
The Oscars = Horses act
Prostitute = Spitter-out
Tourists pet ~ prostitutes
JF
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TOP NOM for "The State of the Union Address = And so I see the stunt of hatred." -- Richard G, 11:29:42 01/31/03 Fri
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Military Headquarters' ~ red alert: US may hit Iraq! -- Paul Pan, 00:06:38 01/31/03 Fri
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Re: Military Headquarters' ~ red alert: US may hit Iraq! ... Apt! *NOM* -- A. Sadali, 00:36:51 01/31/03 Fri
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Thanks, Asia lad :) -- Paul Pan, 00:41:15 01/31/03 Fri
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Re: Military Headquarters - two more variations -- Wordminer, 11:17:48 01/31/03 Fri
Military headquarters
= Must hit Iraq early, dear.
= US Army related: "Iraq hit."
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ROTFLMAO (I always wondered what does it mean) -- Zoran, 07:08:50 01/31/03 Fri
Rolling on the floor laughing my ass(arse)off
=
All-right gag in "Only fools & horses" ... A fun for me !
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two argues, so ~ U.S goes to war -- A. Sadali, 00:41:34 01/31/03 Fri
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[Alternatively: Two argue! SOS, ~ U.S goes to war!] -- Paul Pan, 00:45:35 01/31/03 Fri
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Re: [Alternatively: Two argue! SOS, ~ U.S goes to war!] -- A. Sadali, 05:01:06 01/31/03 Fri
Two argue! SOS, ~ U.S goes to war!...
well-adjusted...a NOM?
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Creator of "Anagram Genius" -- Zoran, 23:15:02 01/25/03 Sat
William Tunstall Pedoe = I do well plus I am talent !
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It looks that only me and William like this anagram :-( -- Zoran, 20:12:43 01/29/03 Wed
>William Tunstall Pedoe = I do well plus I am talent !
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Re: It looks that only me and William like this anagram :-( -- Adrian H, 20:41:50 01/29/03 Wed
William Tunstall Pedoe =
Dull email wasn't polite!
"WTP's all male," I outlined
Wallet update: Millions!
'Ample Will' on adult site
Manipulate & sell old wit
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ROTFLMAO!!!! -- Paul Pan, 22:14:13 01/29/03 Wed
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William Tunstall Pedoe =Lo ! A win,title plus medal ! -- Zoran, 22:23:36 01/29/03 Wed
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Re: William Tunstall Pedoe =Lo ! A win,title plus medal ! -- David Bourke, 19:06:42 01/30/03 Thu
Did you realise that you posted that
on his birthday, Zoran?
db
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Re: William Tunstall Pedoe =Lo ! A win,title plus medal ! -- Zoran, 04:23:48 01/31/03 Fri
>Did you realise that you posted that
>on his birthday, Zoran?
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>db
Really ? I hope he will like my "present" ! :-)
(actually,this year "Anagram genius" site and program
were 2nd in both competition,but he deserves at least
a medal !)
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Fishing for compliments ~ might sniff on compilers. -- Hans-Peter, 22:28:06 01/29/03 Wed
Fishing for compliments
=
Helps conforming 'misfit'.
I´m fetching porn films so.
:-)
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Smart replies = Later impress ! -- Zoran, 04:35:31 01/31/03 Fri
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Re: Creator of "Anagram Genius" -- Mey K., 06:55:09 01/30/03 Thu
>William Tunstall Pedoe = I do well plus I am talent !
I can see why he liked it, it's quite fluent, though I would've gone with the more popular 'I'm a'. Nice one, Zoran!
Later,
Mey K.
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talented artist = entitled: a star! -- A. Sadali, 05:57:32 01/30/03 Thu
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Re: talented artist = entitled: a star! Cool! Gen *NOM* -- Mey K., 06:45:53 01/30/03 Thu
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Re: Thanks! -- A. Sadali, 00:35:49 01/31/03 Fri
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Iran's acme = americans? -- A. Sadali, 05:52:31 01/29/03 Wed
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Re: Iran's acme = americans? NOM! -- Joe F, 08:14:07 01/29/03 Wed
Not yet fortunately but quite likely after Iraq and Korea. Top NOM.
(Btw Bedroom = Boredom is mine, I found that last year)
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Re: Thanks -- A. Sadali, 00:34:27 01/31/03 Fri
>Not yet fortunately but quite likely after Iraq and
>Korea. Top NOM.
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>(Btw Bedroom = Boredom is mine, I found that last year)
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Aguilera videos [CRUDE] -- Mey K., 07:05:12 01/30/03 Thu
Christina Aguilera videos = A nude girl airs a shit voice.
Later!,
Mey K.
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LOL, a perfect description! Rude NOM, Mey. -- Joe F., 08:14:30 01/30/03 Thu
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I see you're not her fan... ;) Ta, Joe. -- Mey K., 20:57:52 01/30/03 Thu
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Have extension cord = Reaches next void, no? -- Jesse Frankovich, 16:30:49 01/30/03 Thu
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