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Jacko (very rude) -- Joe F., 06:56:46 02/10/03 Mon

The singer and dancer Michael Jackson = Danger, as he jams a cock in ten children!

;)
JF
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[> Re: Jacko (very RUDE NOM) -- Richard G, 13:46:57 02/10/03 Mon

>The singer and dancer Michael Jackson = Danger, as he
>jams a cock in ten children!

Rude nom, Joe. Still... only 10? ;)

The singer and dancer Michael Jackson =
Ah, jams cock in children and teenagers.

---
RG


P.S. Allegedly. :)


P.P.S. Would you prefer DB's slight rewording ("A danger..."), Joe? I think it's an improvement.
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[> [> Re: Jacko (very RUDE NOM) -- Paul Pan, 18:49:01 02/10/03 Mon

The singer and dancer Michael Jackson
=
An innocent caress game? Jerk had child!
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[> [> [> Re: Jacko (very RUDE NOM) -- Paul Pan, 20:18:16 02/10/03 Mon

The singer and dancer Michael Jackson
=
Chance siesta among naked Jr children!
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[> [> Re: Jacko (very RUDE NOM) -- Joe F., 06:45:16 02/11/03 Tue

>Rude nom, Joe. Still... only 10? ;)

Well I was being generous ;) Thanks.

>The singer and dancer Michael Jackson =
>Ah, jams cock in children and teenagers.

I would NOM that as well except that it is a bit too similar to mine.

>P.P.S. Would you prefer DB's slight rewording ("A
>danger..."), Joe? I think it's an improvement.

Yes, accepted, it's better that way.
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A case of liquor = Iraq Fool Sauce -- Wordminer, 06:39:58 02/11/03 Tue
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virtual sex = virus exalt -- A. Sadali, 01:49:45 02/11/03 Tue
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[> [Or alternatively, the virus that all virtual sex-seekers dread:] Virtual sex = LATEX virus -- AH, 05:00:46 02/11/03 Tue
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Colin Powell's UN speech -- Scott Gardner, 03:25:06 02/07/03 Fri

The Secretary of State, Colin Powell =
Satellite photo saw force recently
React hotly--I tell of secret weapons!

Cheers,
-Scott
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[> Re: Colin Powell's UN speech *TOP NOM* -- Richard G, 13:20:31 02/07/03 Fri

>The Secretary of State, Colin Powell =
> React hotly--I tell of secret weapons!

Good one, Scott. *TOP NOM*

---
RG
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[> Re: Colin Powell's UN speech -- S.Bell, 03:47:20 02/11/03 Tue

>The Secretary of State, Colin Powell =
> Satellite photo saw force recently
> React hotly--I tell of secret weapons!
>
>Cheers,
>-Scott
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Corporate ethics = or cheater topics -- Wordminer, 15:47:59 02/10/03 Mon
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The Private Sector = The price? To starve. -- Joe F., 07:58:15 02/10/03 Mon

Others (it's quite a nice phrase):

Ethics (to a pervert)
Service to the prat
I cheer VAT protest
Ever the top racist
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[> *GEN NOM* for the typically cynical "The Private Sector = Ethics (to a pervert)". :) -- Richard G, 13:31:44 02/10/03 Mon
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Roosevelt and Churchill = All concur: shoved Hitler -- Wordminer, 09:28:55 02/10/03 Mon
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Honesty is the best policy = Hey, it tops the lies by cons! -- Wordminer, 06:21:01 02/10/03 Mon
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cyber warfare - web carry fear -- Amir, 05:41:47 02/10/03 Mon
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[ Lord of the Rings = Sh ! let Frodo grin ] (..... bad...????) -- Roger Chaosway, 23:59:07 02/04/03 Tue
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[> Re: [Sh ! let Frodo grin] No, not bad Roger. -- Richard G, 01:10:04 02/05/03 Wed

Not bad, but the LOTR->Frodo connection has been made before on numerous occasions I'm afraid - probably why there wasn't any reaction to your 'gram. Sorry about that, Roger.

Best I could do along the same lines:
Tolkien's 'The Lord of the Rings' =
Short, gentle Frodo is the link.
[not great, as "the link" needs explaining]

And it's just one letter away from "Length isn't short like Frodo". Dammit! :(

---
RG
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[> [> Roger Chaoswa y = Who? A scary ogre. [+more] -- Larry, 00:21:03 02/10/03 Mon

Roger Chaoswa y =
Who? A scary ogre.
He's gray or a cow.
He's gay or a crow.
A showery cargo.
Who, as a grocery....
Hero's a gray cow.
A orgy? Who cares?
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[> [> [> "Whoa ! Scary Oge" is really pleased on having such a name ..... ;-) -- Roger Chaosway, 01:36:01 02/10/03 Mon
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[> [> Re: [Sh ! let Frodo grin] No, not bad Roger. -- Roger Chaosway = ;-), 01:32:23 02/10/03 Mon

>Not bad, but the LOTR->Frodo connection has been made
>before on numerous occasions I'm afraid - probably why
>there wasn't any reaction to your 'gram. Sorry about
>that, Roger.
>
>Best I could do along the same lines:
>Tolkien's 'The Lord of the Rings' =
>Short, gentle Frodo is the link.
>[not great, as "the link" needs explaining]
>
>And it's just one letter away from "Length isn't short
>like Frodo". Dammit! :(
>
>---
>RG
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Breaking news - G.W.B. Keens Iran! -- Amir, 00:22:32 02/10/03 Mon
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Funny, but still rudish... -- Hans-Peter, 22:44:14 02/09/03 Sun

A porno movie
=
Perv man: "O! Oi! O!"

;-)
HaPe
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The seven members of the Columbia Shuttle crew... -- Jaybur, 23:26:09 02/04/03 Tue

The seven members of the Columbia Shuttle crew: Husband, McCool, Anderson, Brown, Chawla, Clark, and Ramon.
=
Watch news, a crash. A troubled world needs brave, humble men: must confront shock, acclaim honorable men.
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[> Re: The seven members of the Columbia Shuttle crew... -- fdfa, 02:14:32 02/08/03 Sat

>The seven members of the Columbia Shuttle crew:
>Husband, McCool, Anderson, Brown, Chawla, Clark, and
>Ramon.
>=
>Watch news, a crash. A troubled world needs brave,
>humble men: must confront shock, acclaim honorable
>men.
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[> Medium NOM, Jaybur. Very poignant. -- Larry Brash, 18:44:45 02/09/03 Sun
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Remembering 1991/1992. -- Matjaz P., 22:44:13 02/06/03 Thu

Yugoslavia is no more.


Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, and Macedonia
=
A menace, as a Slavic band is bordering on one another. A migraine zone to avoid.


Well, at least things are getting better in the last 5 years or so.

Matjaz P.
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[> Re: Remembering 1991/1992. *MED NOM*, Matjaz. -- Richard G, 13:16:50 02/07/03 Fri
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[> [> Re: Thanks, Richard! -- Matjaz P., 07:53:43 02/08/03 Sat
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[> Re: Remembering 1991/1992. -- Larry Brash, 18:37:21 02/09/03 Sun

>Yugoslavia is no more.
>
>
>Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia,
>Montenegro, and Macedonia
>=
>A menace, as a Slavic band is bordering on one
>another. A migraine zone to avoid.

=
Milosevic? He made above basic nations an ongoing terror area and an aid zone.

>Well, at least things are getting better in the last 5
>years or so.

Yes, thank God.

Larry
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Automatic Teller Machines = American cash mete out till. -- Richard Brodie, 09:57:17 02/09/03 Sun
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Tramline ~ terminal -- Joe F., 08:53:20 02/09/03 Sun

Similarly,

Seeing ~ genies

JF
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Two for Darwin's birthday (same as Honest Abe's) ... -- Wordminer, 08:00:34 02/09/03 Sun
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[> Charles Robert Darwin = Learn birds' worth - care. -- Wordminer, 08:01:35 02/09/03 Sun
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[> February twelve one thousand eight hundred and nine = (Sunday) Darwin began. Then he furthered evolution. End. -- Wordminer, 08:03:01 02/09/03 Sun
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THE RESULTS -- Larry Brash, 22:21:35 02/07/03 Fri

Here are the winners of the January 2003 Anagrammy Awards:

Click here

Congratulations to all those who won and thanks for all who voted.
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[> THE REAL RESULTS [corrected link] -- Richard G, 00:19:02 02/08/03 Sat

Let's try that again:

Click here for the results page

>Congratulations to all those who won and thanks for
>all who voted.

Well done all, especially our new winners.

--
RG
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[> [> Uncool giant rats :))) -- Paul Pan, 01:11:45 02/08/03 Sat
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[> [> [> Congratulations = or act on saluting = also count rating ... [ to all ] -- Wordminer, 07:50:35 02/08/03 Sat
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[> [> [> [> Congrats to all on excellent anagrams,especially to new winners Toby and Ahmad -- Zoran, 02:05:14 02/09/03 Sun
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[> [> A surprise win for me :) Cheers, and well done everyone. -- AH, 01:36:10 02/08/03 Sat
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[> [> [> Re: A surprise win for me :) Cheers, and well done everyone. -- David Bourke, 02:16:05 02/08/03 Sat


Thanks for the Special, everyone. It
didn't deserve to beat Mey's much
cleverer and harder to do effort.
Mind you, I did actually *clean up*
the subject text to some degree!

Thanks to the antipodean administrators.

db
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[> [> CONGRATS to all, Thanks for my first win. -- A. Sadali, 13:32:26 02/08/03 Sat
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[> Word-who ? -- Wordminer, 04:24:21 02/08/03 Sat

I'm enjoying my first couple of months at the forum.
The competition is tough, but friendly, and I feel honored to win my first award so quickly.
(Hope it's not beginner's luck !)

Be assured that I appreciate all NOM's and votes,
even though, to avoid forum clutter, I don't acknowledge them.

I also recently started to play at the Washington Post Style Invitational
and appeared on NPR's Sunday Puzzle segment in September, 2000.

You all are invited to use the virtual letter tiles at my
Anagram Helper applet, any time.

Cheers,

In real life, I live in Southern California
and my name is Toby Gottfried.

     . . . Try to bode gift
     . . . deft try, too big
     . . . ditto, try "befog"
     . . . GO FOR IT bytted ...

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[> [> Re: Word-who ? -- Joe F., 05:06:49 02/08/03 Sat

>In real life, I live in Southern California
>and my name is Toby Gottfried

Not a great name for anagrams, sadly....

Toby Gottfried
=
I got Betty Ford
Bed fit tot, orgy ;)

JF
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[> [> [> Re: Word-who ? -- Richard G, 14:01:36 02/08/03 Sat

>>In real life, I live in Southern California

Southern California =
Hint: cool surf in area.
[or surfin']

>>and my name is Toby Gottfried
>Not a great name for anagrams, sadly....
>Toby Gottfried = I got Betty Ford

:)

At least your name can pay tribute to a classic anagram:
Toby Gottfried =
Deft Tory bigot.

---
RG
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Fermat's Last Theorem = False term set to harm. -- Hans-Peter, 01:18:15 02/09/03 Sun
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Tom Hanks, Leonardo DiCaprio: 'Catch Me if You Can' = Ooh, act in a cinema caper: do think my fraud's cool! -- Jaybur, 23:21:36 02/04/03 Tue
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[> Re: {Tom Hanks, Leonardo DiCaprio: 'Catch Me if You Can' = Ooh, act in a cinema caper: do think my fraud's cool!} COOL indeed! **ENT NOM** -- A. Sadali, 03:20:22 02/05/03 Wed
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[> [> COOL indeed! **ENT NOM**Thanks, Ahmad! -- Jaybur, 17:19:34 02/08/03 Sat
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Well done! and thanks to all concerned! -- Jaybur, 17:11:52 02/08/03 Sat
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Saint Valentine's Day [rude ?] -- Wordminer, 05:16:01 02/08/03 Sat

Saint Valentine's Day = It's a sin and lay event
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[> Re: Saint Valentine's Day [rude ?] LOL! *RUDE NOM*, Wordminer. -- Richard G, 13:52:14 02/08/03 Sat
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american idol = a demonic liar -- A. Sadali, 13:40:57 02/08/03 Sat
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Italian singer Luciano Pavarotti = I can outrange piano - it's trivial. La! :) -- Matjaz P., 07:54:50 02/08/03 Sat
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[> Re: (or maybe better?) Italian singer Luciano Pavarotti = I can outrange piano - it's all trivia. -- Matjaz P., 08:03:41 02/08/03 Sat
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Space debris = Besides, crap. -- Hans-Peter, 04:10:48 02/08/03 Sat

Couldn´t make 'scrap' and 'disperse' working. Anyone?
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New name of Yugoslavia -- Zoran, 19:01:47 02/06/03 Thu

Serbia and Montenegro
=
Not bad region´s rename
Nobodies´ arrangement

We will see !
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[> Re: New name of Yugoslavia -- Paul Pan, 19:41:19 02/06/03 Thu

Serbia and Montenegro ~ emerged, born as nation!
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[> [> Serbia and Montenegro = Name born on tragedies ! -- Zoran, 02:19:46 02/07/03 Fri
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[> [> [> Re: Serbia and Montenegro = Name born on tragedies ! *NOM* Great anagram, Zoran! -- Amir, 12:01:15 02/07/03 Fri

Hope to have a nice future!

Cheers,

Amir.
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[> [> [> [> Thanks,Amir ! Also thanks to Paul Pan who gave me idea -- Zoran, 19:19:54 02/07/03 Fri
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HM King Constantine of Greece = Not reigning (Fate mocks hence) -- Paul Pan, 19:01:21 02/07/03 Fri
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Columbia's people bring great truths = Space shuttle program in big trouble -- Wordminer, 15:56:03 02/07/03 Fri
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The Sword Swallowers Association International = Wince as I lower it... Alas, sore throat and tonsils now! -- David A. Green, 09:37:20 02/05/03 Wed

Click here for the Associations's website
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[> [Excellent, as ever! My attempt:] The Sword Swallowers Association International = In a Clown's show, I strain to eat a solid narrow steel -- Adrian H, 19:30:36 02/05/03 Wed
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[> [> Two great yet somehow totally different 'grams. I just have to double-*NOM*! -- Mey K., 08:12:08 02/06/03 Thu
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[> [> [> Two great yet somehow totally different 'grams. I just have to double-*NOM*! = Left to fight between him an' me? Our jolly swords are out! My vote - toast D.A.G.! -- AH, 20:55:08 02/06/03 Thu
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[> [> [> [> Two great yet somehow totally different 'grams. I just have to double-*NOM*! = O we ought to vote. Most emails judge Adrian's better than my lowly effort. -- David A. Green, 09:08:47 02/07/03 Fri
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[> [> [> [> [> Two great yet somehow totally different 'grams. I just have to double-*NOM*! = O, two modest foes enjoy a nutty battle over what 'gram is more delightful. :P -- Richard G, 13:38:44 02/07/03 Fri
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Soft flab = Lbs. of fat. -- Jesse Frankovich :], 04:27:07 02/05/03 Wed
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[> [Soft flab = Lbs. of fat.] I think this is great, Jesse. *NOM if you want one :) -- AH, 23:47:44 02/06/03 Thu
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[> [> Re: I think this is great, Jesse. *NOM if you want one :) - Why not? Thanks, Adrian! -- Jesse, 08:41:11 02/07/03 Fri
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VOTING IS NOW CLOSED. OFFICIAL RESULTS LATER -- Larry Brash, 06:16:00 02/07/03 Fri
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President Abraham Lincoln -- Scott Gardner, 03:31:09 02/07/03 Fri

In honor of his upcoming birthday...

President Abraham Lincoln
=
Emancipator--he'll brand sin
Liberal and stern champion
Brilliant speech and/or man
American-born, he split land

Cheers,
Scott
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Electric toy... (rude) -- Jesse F, 02:30:59 02/07/03 Fri

Electric sex toy = Secretly exotic.
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My drawer -- Matjaz P, 00:06:26 02/05/03 Wed

I found a bunch of grams in my drawer.

Air france = A nicer RAF.
Village = All give. (I moved from a village to town when I was 5)
Getting older? = Get noted, girl.
The goverment = Never got them...
Enter the ~ Ethernet, ~ net there.
Sergio Leone = Ol' eerie song.
Ideal = I lead.
(A) Percentage = (A) Cent per age.
Sophisticated = Idiot's patches.
Sophistication = I spot 'chaos' in it.

And a speculation about recent events:

Shuttle failure = Fuel hurts a tile?
Space shuttle = Lets use patch.

This is a self nom = Aims not selfish. :)

Matjaz P.
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[> I like: [The government = Never got them...] Gen NOM if new. Good job, MP. -- Jesse F, 04:21:43 02/05/03 Wed
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[> [> Re: Thanks, Jesse :) -- Matjaz P., 21:36:01 02/06/03 Thu
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Total annihilation = Nail that oil nation!! -- Jesse Frankovich :), 07:17:19 02/06/03 Thu
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[> Bravo Jesse, Gen/Top NOM :) -- Paul Pan, 18:43:40 02/06/03 Thu
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The Anna Nicole Smith Show -- Mey K., 08:19:26 02/06/03 Thu


Trying to ride on the success of the Osbournes' reality show, the over-weight former playboy model Anna Nicole Smith has started filming her life for a ghastly show on Channel E, consisting mostly of her whining and search for a new sugar-daddy.

The Anna Nicole Smith Show = I'm on this 'E' Channel. So what?

Though this might be a better variation:

The Anna Nicole Smith Show = I'm shit on 'Channel E'. So what?

Another version:

The Anna Nicole Smith Show = Oh, it's this 'Channel E' woman.

And what I'll be saying in a few months time:

The Anna Nicole Smith Show = How I miss that on 'Channel E'!

>:)

Later,
Mey K.
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[> Re: The Anna Nicole Smith Show - a few more -- Wordminer, 11:32:54 02/06/03 Thu

Has no oil men with net cash -
oh, cash in on men with tales -
show is a thin male con then !
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[> The Anna Nicole Smith Show = Whoa, non-slim chest in heat! -- Paul Pan, 18:09:57 02/06/03 Thu
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Attractions = Artist act, no? -- Hans-Peter, 18:00:08 02/06/03 Thu
[6251]
Donald Rumsfeld <> Fund smaller D.O.D.* (antigram) -- Wordminer, 16:07:13 02/06/03 Thu

* DOD = Department Of Defense
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Daydreaming = Randy-imaged ;-) -- Joe F., 09:58:00 02/06/03 Thu
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A starter pistol = It's a sport alert! -- Mey K., 09:07:36 02/04/03 Tue
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[> [A starter pistol = It's a sport alert!] Fantastic! Gen or Ent NOM, Mey. -- Jesse F, 14:17:34 02/04/03 Tue
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[> [> Thanks, Joe! I'll decide later. -- Mey K., 08:08:05 02/06/03 Thu
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[> [> [> Wrong JF I think, Mey! ;-) -- Joe F., 08:44:22 02/06/03 Thu
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[> [> [> [> Whoopsy, past midnight and all. Ta, Jess! -- Mey K., 09:55:23 02/06/03 Thu
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It publishes my email address = Silly idea, Mister: spambushed ! -- Wordminer, 04:18:58 02/06/03 Thu
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[A small anagram for a small mind] Bush = Uh, BS. -- Wordminer, 03:20:54 02/06/03 Thu
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Malko Linge -- Paul Pan, 01:25:55 02/06/03 Thu

Malko Linge
=
Kill on game
On mega-kill
Kill, ego man
Mean, go kill

Cult agent Malko Linge aka SAS is Gerard de Villier's answer to James Bond.
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Martin Bashir ~ harms Britain -- Paul Pan, 01:14:37 02/06/03 Thu

M. Bashir is a UK-based journalist.
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VOTING WILL CLOSE IN 24 HOURS -- Larry Brash, 23:10:45 02/05/03 Wed

Hello, again.

Just a quick reminder that voting in the Anagrammy Awards will close in approximately 24 hours.

The URL direct to the Anagrammy Voting Page is:
../vote.html

If you have already voted this month, please ignore this email. If not, vote now, before it is too late.

Thank you
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nude art = unrated -- A. Sadali, 03:39:13 02/05/03 Wed
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[> Gen NOM :) Quite apt in the US, were naughty versions of films are ofter dubbed "unrated" -- Paul Pan, 19:39:19 02/05/03 Wed
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[> [> Re: Generous of you, Paul. Thanks! -- A. Sadali, 19:42:10 02/05/03 Wed
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Build a website = Wild abuse, I bet -- Wordminer, 11:09:44 02/05/03 Wed
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NY bears ~ Barneys -- Wordminer, 06:16:06 02/05/03 Wed
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Dost thou love life? [Somewhat rudish...] -- Jesse Frankovich, 04:31:13 02/05/03 Wed

'Dost thou love life? Then do not squander time, for that's the stuff life is made of.' --Benjamin Franklin

=

Fun Diversions:
the liquor bottle;
sniff at old feet and toes;
jerk off (hand fetish);
mount the mailman!
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A band on drugs ~ abandon drugs. -- Wordminer, 04:12:51 02/04/03 Tue
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[> Re: Abandon Drugs = Ban on Drug Ads -- Bhaskar, 13:25:34 02/04/03 Tue
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[> Drugless = LSD urges. -- Jesse F, 14:46:09 02/04/03 Tue
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[> [> Hallucinogenic drugs = (LSD, e.g.) Uh, can ruin logic! -- Jesse F, 14:53:39 02/04/03 Tue
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[> [> Re: Drugless = LSD urges. { NOM } -- Roger Chaosway, 23:55:59 02/04/03 Tue

sweet !!!
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[> [> [> Thanks, but I can't accept this, as it was discovered earlier by Mey K. (of course) :^] -- Jesse F, 04:24:24 02/05/03 Wed
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so, war duel is ~ a world issue -- A. Sadali, 03:29:49 02/05/03 Wed
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Grant = The anagrammy awards :-) -- Zoran, 02:58:51 02/05/03 Wed

Var

"Year was mad" - Grantham
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[> Dammit, I clicked on send before finishing of message... -- Zoran, 03:25:48 02/05/03 Wed


The Anagrammy Awards =
Had a smart wag,Meyran
Meyran,what a sad 'gram ...
"Year was mad" - Grantham
Mad war...Easy,Grantham !

Zoran
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Psychedelia -- Paul Pan, 02:00:55 02/05/03 Wed

Psychedelia
=
LSD epic, yeah!
Hey, a LSD epic!
Alice's hyped
Acid helps ye!
Psyche ailed
Ideal psyche
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Frodo Baggins = Ring's bad goof. :) -- Matjaz P., 00:42:19 02/05/03 Wed
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Abstinent until marriage = Ultimate restraining ban. [+2 more] -- Jesse Frankovich, 15:55:13 02/04/03 Tue

Abstinent until marriage =

Ultimate restraining ban.
Maintain bulge restraint.
Restrain 'it' - mating unable.
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[> Abstinent until marriage = Ultimate restraining ban. Apt! Gen NOM -- Paul Pan, 23:15:13 02/04/03 Tue
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Tribute to the crew of Columbia -- Paul Pan, 21:56:49 02/04/03 Tue

Commander Rick Husband, Pilot William McCool, Payload Commander Michael Anderson, Mission Specialist David Brown, Mission Specialist Kalpana Chawla Mission Specialist Laurel Clark and Payload Specialist Ilan Ramon
=
Mankind is appalled as a random slip kills Columbia's crew:
Two heroic space pilots, an eminent black scholar, a mild clinical doctor, a malm Indian academic, a winsome physician and a valorous Israeli spy-pilot; loss rams mind...
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G'day [Yep, I'm an another Ozzie. (Sorry!) (No I'm not!) (sorry, that is)] -- Stuart, 14:31:00 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

Warmest regards to all,

- Stuart (Kidd), Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia
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[> Stuart Kidd = Dirt at dusk. = Skid at turd. -- JF2, 14:48:31 02/02/03 Sun
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[> [> Gee, thanx!! -- Stuart, 14:54:24 02/02/03 Sun
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[> G'day Stuart! -- Richard G, 17:28:29 02/03/03 Mon

A warm welcome to the Forum, Stuart!

>I feel I've got to know the Richards, Janet, Mey, . . .
>(especially when you had the Anagrammy Members Page -
>BRING IT BACK!!)

Sorry about that, its inclusion on the site had some unfortunate repercussions so we removed it. Mind you, I truly hope you *didn't* get to know us using the information on that page... :)

>You really are a very clever (and fun!) bunch of peplz.
>I never cease to be amazed by so many of your creations.

Thanks for your kind comments, Stuart.

>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?

We get plenty, but not always the right kind of hits - people tend to find us when looking for something else, often specific poems from the Literary Archive but usually porn. :( For some reason the site doesn't figure very highly on search engines for the word "anagram(s)". [Any ideas how to rectify this, anyone?]

>(Are nonanagrammers allowed to nominate?).

Oh yes, feel free to nom away. But remember I have to collect them all, so please don't go nuts. :)

>Well, ciao 4 nao - but for the world premičre of my
>first submission:
>
>pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis =
>I loom comic, provisional, re occupation's conclusions

Masochist! Too many Os and Cs. A text like the following is much easier:

Stuart Kidd, Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia =
Ain't unusual: bastard likes mutatin' words. :)

Welcome again, Stuart.
---
RG
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[> Re: G'day -- Mey K., 08:45:34 02/04/03 Tue


>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, . . .

Ah, I had a vague feeling too about your name... sure enough, I came by it in an 'odd words' site not long ago.

>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.

Second that. They're really good, and raising the bar every year.

>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?

Not enough. Tell your friends. :)

>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?).

Sure, nomming and voting are free for all.

>Well, ciao 4 nao - but for the world premičre of my
>first submission:
>
>pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis =
>I loom comic, provisional, re occupation's conclusions

Ah, so it WAS you on that site! ;)
It's allegedly a lung disease. Some extra clumsy 'gramming produced the godawful:

pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
=
Oops! A local clinic, cos' respirin' too vicious.

Yikes. David A. Green might be your man here.

>Warmest regards to all,
>
>- Stuart (Kidd), Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia

Welcome to the forum, Stuart!

Later,
Mey K.
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[> [> Re: G'day -- Mey K., 08:48:34 02/04/03 Tue


>pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
>=
>Oops! A local clinic, cos' respirin' too vicious.

Plus, if I would've placed 'uncommon' somewhere, this might have been an anagram. :S

Later!,
Mey K.
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[> [> [> Re: pneumonoultra blah blah -- Matjaz P., 21:50:21 02/04/03 Tue


pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
=

Lipoma? No virus in microscope? Colic! No - anus tic? So cool!

Deciphering the meaning of doctor's inscriptions is always a source of love/hate relationships for me.
Matjaz P.
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"The Naked Ape" by Desmond Morris = Sharp monkey-breeds dominated -- Adrian H, 21:32:39 02/04/03 Tue

There are one hundred and ninety-three living species of monkeys and apes. One hundred and ninety-two of them are covered in hair. The exception is a naked ape self-named Homo sapiens.
(Desmond Morris)

=

Here are three pointers to Man's expansive "Empire":
Did anyone see the film "Independence Day"? No? Don't.
Homer Simpson is honored as a keen father.
God, we humans couldn't even stay in Eden!
(Adrian Hickford)
[6209]
The space shuttle Columbia = Comes up as hi-tec, but lethal. -- Matjaz P., 06:19:53 02/02/03 Sun
[6103]

[> [Comes up as hi-tec, but lethal.] Too true, Matjaz. *TOP NOM* -- Richard G, 16:25:57 02/03/03 Mon
[6152]

[> [> Re: Thanks, Richard. Seems like our best efforts are sometimes risky. -- Matjaz P., 20:31:21 02/04/03 Tue

The space shuttle Columbia = Comes up as "Hi-tec, but lethal".
[6208]
The Turin Shroud = Oh! Dire untruths! -- Adrian H, 20:05:10 02/04/03 Tue
[6207]
Yeomen of the Guard -- Adrian H, 21:34:35 02/03/03 Mon

Gilbert and Sullivan's "Yeomen of the Guard" =
All raving old Beefeaters hum & sing on duty
[6172]

[> What a tale of cock and bull! *Ent NOM* Stuart -- Stuart, 14:21:57 02/04/03 Tue
[6197]

[> [> [What a tale of cock and bull!] Thanks, Stuart :) -- AH, 19:54:07 02/04/03 Tue
[6206]
Columbia -- Adrian H, 05:20:56 02/02/03 Sun

Terrible news:

Shuttle disaster = It's result: Deaths

Rest in Peace
[6099]

[> Shuttle disaster = The US is startled. -- Jesse F, 07:57:47 02/02/03 Sun
[6108]

[> [> Re: Shuttle disaster = The US is startled. That's a good one. TOP nom. -- Joe F., 07:11:34 02/03/03 Mon
[6144]

[> Re: Columbia -- AH, 21:21:19 02/03/03 Mon

Alternatively:
Shuttle disaster = Death's its result

It's orbit ruined = Redistribution
[6171]

[> [> Re: Columbia - another *NOM* -- Mey K., 06:55:20 02/04/03 Tue

>Alternatively:
>Shuttle disaster = Death's its result

This, as well as Jesse's 'gram (which I second), are pretty much top notch.
BTW, I was impressed by the high quality of 'grams relating to the disaster, but wasn't all too surprised. It seems tragedy brings it out, as I've also witnessed more than a year ago.

Later,
Mey K.
[6189]

[> [> [> [Re: Columbia - another *NOM*] Thankyou, Meyran -- AH, 19:51:19 02/04/03 Tue
[6205]
War games = Wage arms. -- Jaybur, 21:10:54 02/02/03 Sun
[6136]

[> [War games = Wage arms.] Elegant! *GEN/TOP NOM*, Jaybur. -- Richard G, 17:35:25 02/03/03 Mon
[6165]

[> [> Re: Elegant! *GEN/TOP NOM*, Jaybur. Thanks, Richard! -- Jaybur, 02:30:58 02/04/03 Tue
[6176]

[> Warmongers = Arms grew on... -- Jesse F, 16:10:36 02/04/03 Tue
[6204]
The United States of America = Thief dictator nauseates me. -- Jesse Frankovich, 14:33:02 02/04/03 Tue
[6198]

[> Re: [commander - in - thief ] ... My favorite theme: OtherName NOM -- Wordminer, 15:38:19 02/04/03 Tue
[6202]
Match this one :: ( Roger Chaosway = Whoa ! Scary Ogre ! ) ;-) -- Roger Chaosway, 14:03:35 02/02/03 Sun

get this one also

Oh ! A Greasy Crow ?
[6122]

[> Roger Chaosway = Go chew a rosary! Welcome to the Forum, Roger. -- Richard G, 16:42:30 02/03/03 Mon
[6157]

[> [> Re: Roger Chaosway = Easy-Grow Roach! Welcome to the Forum, Roger. -- Paul Pan, 20:54:36 02/03/03 Mon
[6170]

[> [> [> Thanx a lot ...... :-) ( Now i think i shud keep it R.Chaos only ... :-p) -- R.Chaos (a.k.a Roger Chaosway), 03:18:44 02/04/03 Tue
[6178]

[> [> [> [> Mister R. Chaosway = [Wars harm society. = Why riot, massacre?] ;) -- JF2, 15:02:08 02/04/03 Tue
[6201]
Mix of anagrams -- Zoran, 09:53:53 02/02/03 Sun


United Arab Emirates = But,I'm in a desert area !

The Royal wedding = What glory,indeed !

Diego Tristan = Strange idiot !

The singer Shania Twain = She is that winner again

Marie Osmond = In dame's room
[6111]

[> GEN NOM for "The Royal wedding = What glory, indeed!" -- Richard G, 16:23:22 02/03/03 Mon
[6151]

[> [> Re: GEN NOM for "The Royal wedding = What glory, indeed!" Thanks,RG ! -- Zoran, 11:37:36 02/04/03 Tue
[6194]
Property surveyor = Or: your pervert spy. [+another] -- Jesse F, 07:17:30 02/04/03 Tue

Property surveyor =
Or: your pervert spy.

Voyeur/Sneaker =
A keen surveyor.
[6190]
Salute to the crew of the Columbia... -- Jesse Frankovich, 06:32:06 02/04/03 Tue

Perhaps someone else can do better with this idea (tough letters!), but here's a decent try:

Columbia Space Shuttle crew: known as grand old honorable national comrades =
I opt to salute, elegise: Husband, McCool, Anderson, Brown, Chawla, Clark, and Ramon.
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