Grand Anagrammy Award Winners

Here are all the winners of Grand Anagrammy Awards. All anagrams have been checked for accuracy by John Morahan, Richard Grantham, David Bourke, SpursKevin, and automatically by the Anagrammy Checker.

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The Grand Anagrammy Awards of 2009 (17 categories)

General Category:
- 1st place:
  Adie Pena with:
  You can't teach an old dog new tricks =
  Work on educating old cats. They can!
- 2nd place:
  Neil Ramsay with:
  First base
  Second base
  Third base
  A home run =
  Smooch
  Rate breasts
  Hand in briefs
  Use a bed.
- 3rd place:
  Paul Lusch with:
  Righteous indignation =
  Idiot shouting in anger.
Entertainment Category:
Dharam Khalsa with:
Conceptual artist Andy Warhol =
A red soup can! Why not call it art?
Topical Category:
Adie Pena with:
The U.S. says "Good-bye!" =
Yes, Bush goes today!
Rude Category:
Christopher Sturdy with:
An utter poser I knew... =
Pretentious wanker!
Medium Category:
Christopher Sturdy with:
President Obama - so good they inaugurated him twice =
George Bush - a dimwit idea you'd spit at more than once!
Long Category (tie):
Dharam Khalsa with:
Basic Wedding Cake Recipe

6 cups soft cake flour, sifted
2 tablespoons baking powder
1 1/2 cups butter or margarine, softened
3 cups sugar
2 cups milk
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
12 egg whites

Preheat oven to 325¡F. Grease pans and line bottom with sheets of waxed paper (may also use parchment paper).

Sift flour and baking powder. Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat egg whites only until stiff, not dry. With mixer on slow speed, add flour and baking powder to butter and sugar, alternately with milk. Beat well after each addition. Mix in vanilla. Gently fold egg whites into batter. Pour into prepared pans. Bake until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool, ice, and decorate. Serve, share, enjoy!

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Recipe for Upkeep of a Happy Marriage

1/2 gallon faith
6 cups consideration
5 cups trust
3 cups kindhearted praise
2 cups flattery, hidden
1 small pinch of in-laws
1 flexible budget and a pledge of cooperation
2 teaspoons pure extract of "I'm sorry"
2 tablespoons of contentment
3 cups confident and encouraging attitude
1 large or a few small hobbies
2 cups blindness to the other's faults

Stir well, taking out any big wayward lumps of bitter jealousy, bad temper, backtalk, or nagging guilt. Add pepper of recreation and a rare extract like wise understanding, and whisk gently. Next, sweeten with true love and romance. Bake and keep warm with a flame of devotion. It gets better with age, but never serve it with a cold shoulder!

Dharam Khalsa with:
The U.S. Postal Service created a postage stamp with a picture of ex-president George W. Bush to commemorate his achievements.

In use, it has been shown that the stamp is not sticking at all to the envelope. This enraged the former president, who demanded
a full investigation.

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After a month of extensive tests, the appointed committee was able to draw up, then give 'what's-his-name' harsh conclusive results:

1) The custom stamp is in perfect order and is legitimate.
2) There is no damage to the adhesive glue on the back.
3) People are spitting on the wrong side.
People's Names Category:
Adie Pena with:
President Obama =
Man to be praised.
Other Names Category:
Dharam Khalsa with:
Himalayan Mount Everest =
A summit nearly to Heaven.
Special Category:
View the Special entrants
- 1st place:
  Meyran Kraus with:
  This sonnet by Shakespeare was anagrammed into a sonnet for Spring with an unusual constraint
- 2nd place:
  Tony Crafter with:
  The Tiger, by William Blake
- 3rd place:
  Adie Pena with:
  Valentine Day Anagram Puzzle
Best Overall Individual Short Anagram (tie):
Dharam Khalsa with:
Conceptual artist Andy Warhol =
A red soup can! Why not call it art?
Adie Pena with:
President Obama =
Man to be praised.
Best Overall Individual Long Anagram:
Meyran Kraus with:
This sonnet by Shakespeare was anagrammed into a sonnet for Spring with an unusual constraint
Best Anagram Software:
Mike Keith with:
Anagram Artist.
Awardsmaster's Choice Award for Best Rookie Anagrammatist:
Not awarded this year
Awardsmaster's Choice Award for Most Improved Anagrammatist:
Dharam Khalsa.
Awardsmaster's Choice Award for Most Consistent Anagrammatist:
Adie Pena.
Daniel F. Etter Memorial Award for Anagrammatist of the Year:
Tony Crafter with 924.95 points from 44 wins in the monthly Anagrammy Awards, and two wins in the Grand Anagrammy Awards.

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Grand Anagrammy Award Winners

The Grand Anagrammy Awards of 2009 (17 categories)

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