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An anagram, is a word or phrase made by transposing
or rearranging the letters of another word or phrase.
No letters can be used twice or left out.

The following anagrams are exceptionally clever:


Dormitory
Dirty Room


Evangelist
Evil's Agent


Desperation
A Rope Ends It


The Morse Code
Here Come Dots


Slot Machines
Cash Lost in 'em


Mother-in-law
Woman Hitler


Snooze Alarms
Alas! No More Z's


Alec Guinness
Genuine Class


The Public Art Galleries
Large Picture Halls, I Bet


A Decimal Point
I'm a Dot in Place


Eleven plus two
Twelve plus one


This one is *truly* amazing:

"To be or not to be: that is the question, whether its
nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of
outrageous fortune."

ANAGRAM:

"In one of the Bard's best-thought-of tragedies, our
insistent hero, Hamlet, queries on two fronts about how life
turns rotten."


And for a contemporary one:

"That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for
mankind." (Neil Armstrong, on the moon)

ANAGRAM:

"A thin man ran; makes a large stride, left planet, pins
flag on moon! On to Mars!"
 
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Gene said:
Evangelist
Evil's Agent
so true
cults have their own evangelist as well :lol:
 
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cybersquatter

beg for lawsuit

Cheers

Frank :hehe:
 
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Interesting read Gene. Loved the Hamlet one...really amazing.
 
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Lol weird but funny. Thanks Gene :)
 
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Good! Even something mysterious hidden inside the words...

I wonder if it is possible to make anagrams with special kind of programs?
 
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I did know a website where you could enter a word or phrase and it would give you all possible anagrams. But alas I have forgotten the URL.
 
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Thanks Gene :tu: ! What an interesting thread to get started!
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We spend NP$ - commonly called "namebucks":
namebucks = "muck beans"
I'll buy that domain for 100 muck beans

domainer = "I'm a drone"
Drone domainers are not uncommon

"domain sellers" = "loner misleads"
We have lonely domainers mislead us - scammers

"namepros auction" = "Utopian romances"
Yep...Some of us get Utopian romantic feelings about some of the domains in there...rather we are selling or bidding

"banned member" = "bend membrane"
Bend that membrane around your brain to much, and you just might get banned from NamePros

"form posts" = "proof smuts"
Some post prove there are smuts amongst us

"Buy Sell Discuss Domain Names" (Namepros' moniker) = "Silly as mendacious dumbness"
Sometimes we get that way when trying to buy, sell, or discuss domain names

"RegisterFly" (for those that remember those bastards) = "'Legs terrify"
Not only did the legs over at RegisterFly.com scare folks, so did th rest of their body-parts

"network solutions" = "'Now stink out loser"
Need I say more

"icann rules" = "clean ruins"
Yep, they make a clean getaway of turning the internet into ruins.

"spam email" = "I'm a sample"
Viagra-related spam?

"dnfo**m.com" (those other characters) = "conform mud"
So that is the admin's goal over there?

"namepros.mobi" = "sob prime moan"
What you do when stuck viewing NamePros on only your phone.
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We could keep going on an on...These can get real interesting :imho: The above were created curtesy of CrosswordTools.com (You can also try its non-member version over at http://www.anagramgenius.com/server.html).

Lets have some more.......
 
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To get into all of that, you guys have too much time on your hands! :lol:
 
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Neat, Gene.. I've seen some of those already but still neat just the same.. thanks!
 
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