Topic: Fun with Anagrams

http://www.geocities.com/goanagrams/fla … hdict.html

This is fun - type in a word, phrase, or name and this program will recombine the letters to create new words and phrases.

I've been playing around with this for a couple hours (yes it's that fascinating) and have found amazing correlations between the original word/phrase/name and the connotation of their anagrams.

To see for yourself how this works, just type in your birth name (first and last, or first middle and last) and set the maximum word count to "3" or "4" (this is how many words the new anagram phrase will contain at most). Then scroll through the results and look for the longest words that come up. See if they correlate with what you know about yourself and your life.  Then try someone else's name and compare. Try famous people's names - the meaningful results are often too coincidental. For example, the anagram of John Kerry is "horny jerk."

This is better than numerology and the Bible Code. Provides way more insight and illustrates the nonlinear nature of synchronistic reality.

Acquiring fringe knowledge is like digging for diamonds in a mine field.

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Am I allowed to say what came up when I typed in "Michael Jackson" ?!?   Man, was  it rude!!!   Too funny!!!   big_smile

"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy shit ... what a ride!"  - Anonymous
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3 (edited by SednaSphere 2004-05-18 21:29:25)

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"Hilioalatrus Fenny Jr." here! "Irresolutely, John." Afternoons are a "hell jury" for me when I run "hilly" roads, but when the "lyre" plays, they have a "lily hue." I am "erosionally fun" and "erosioanally" a "ten."  It is said, "erroniously" that I date one "filthy Jan." Not so, I aver.

I do, I admit, "feloniously rant." I am also accused of "feloniously tarring a hen" and "running the Jr." They say I also "rna" the juniour. I ask you, how could a Liberal Arts major "rna" him? I don't go near flasks or tubes.

I DO "flourinate John Lyre" and "Lyon" France. This is for their own good. Too many sweets lead to cavities. I am merely being a philanthropist. As to the individuals I KNOW personally, I "fluorinate only he" [i.e. John Lyre].

I am available to "foreshorten inlays" in "jul"y and do the same to "allys" in "jun"e.
Lord knows, as much as we all love our allies, they do need to be foreshortened occasionally. Also, inlay work can be so taxing. All those colors and pieces....sigh.

Some say, I know, that I'm a mere "jail luny" but "Jill" of "NYU" says I'm "Juan"s "lily" and that I'll be "lain" in "Jul"y. Oh, that Jill. She's just so foreward, you know. Embarrassing.

I do have a "nail" appointment in "Jul"y, but the chances of being a "july lily" are practically "nil" compared to that of being a "june lily."

Well, I mustn't be a "null jay" and cut off my nose to spite my face.

                                                                              Caio!


                                                                        H. Fenny, Jr.

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Well, I know I had fun with anagrams. You guys ought to try it. I dare you to share yours. You won't regret it. As to who would enjoy this, you know who you are!

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Who or how? big_smile big_smile big_smile

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

lol

6 (edited by lyra 2004-05-24 08:24:48)

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Alright, well here's a little list of VERY very interesting results that have come out of anagramming.   I have this link posted over on the Goro forum, and so far it's received a huge response, going on 800 views in barely a week's time, and many people have contributed their findings. 

Some ones that me and other members of the Goro forum discovered:  (and I don't intend these to be humorous, even though this is supposed to be the humor section.   I'm just posting interesting results that have been gleaned from the anagram program to give people some food for thought) : 

Britney Spears (former Disney Mouskateer and rumored mind control slave) -    "Trap by Eisners."    As most are aware, Michael Eisner heads Disney.   Looks like Ms. Spears found herself trapped into something that she can't get out of when she joined up with Disney.   Her name also spells "Presbyterians" and a host of other interesting words.

Dylan Klebold Eric Harris -  Columbine masterminds.   Rearranges itself to spell out "Considerably Hard Killers."

Charles Windsor - British heir to the throne of England - Rearranges itself to spell "Welsh Draconis."    In light of David Icke's numerous rants that the British royal family is nothing but a bunch of shapeshifting draconian reptilans, I thought this was very interesting!

Mary Magdalene -  "Legendary Mama"

Saddam Hussein - "Demands His USA"

Condoleezza Rice -   "Colonize Crazed" 

Hillary Rodham Clinton - "Horntail monarch idyll" and assorted words such as horridly, nonmoral, etc. came up as well.   Horntail.......she devil?   big_smile

John Fitzgerald Kennedy -  "Arlington end" was one word cluster

Armageddon -  "Dragon Made"  (a reptilian invention?)    "Goddamn Era"

The World Trade Center New York City - "Intercorrelated wreck tnt why do ye"   - In light of the claims that the WTC had a little help with explosives (TNT) to make them collapse, I thought this was revealing.   

And last but not least, for all you Moon Landing Conspiracy Theorists out there (me included)  when you run Apollo Eleven, ("one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind") you get:

"Eve no leap lol"

No leap, laugh out loud.   !   hmmmmm!   Well now, there you have it!    Seems it didn't really happen.

Very interesting, eh?

"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy shit ... what a ride!"  - Anonymous
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"I get by with a little help from my (higher density) friends."
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A few from anagramgenius.com: george walker bush--"ok! huge large brews.", "sleek hog rawer bug". george herbert walker bush--"huge berserk rebel warthog". Oh, and me?: "an odder, ill-at-ease human", "damn! halo sure alienated", "ha! rude old man alienates", and my favorite, "adulteries, halo and amen." fun fun fun!

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montalk wrote:

http://www.geocities.com/goanagrams/fla ... hdict.html

For some reason this url didn't copy all the way.  sad  Can you post it again? (maybe just link some text to it, their might be a bug in the forum url > hyperlink code)

Thanks.  Interesting stuff you'll have found!

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Here it is... (I'll correct it above as well)

http://www.geocities.com/goanagrams/flargeenglishdict.html

This is written in Java, works on any platform as long as browser has java plug-in

Here is one for download, PC:
http://www.anagramgenius.com/agfree.php

Here is another for Mac (says it's shareware, but I don't know what the restrictions are)
http://www.trevorrow.com/anagrams/

Acquiring fringe knowledge is like digging for diamonds in a mine field.

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There is no doubt that Condoleeza Rice is "colonize crazed."  When I tried to tell her this, she just said I was "feloniously ranting" again. Well, look whose talking?
She's not an ally of mine, but she definetely needs to be foreshortened. And her owl inlays? Hideous. Don't even bother doing them at all, let alone foreshortening them.


                                                                         H.Fenny Jr.

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Thanks. smile

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Playing with anagrams and I came up with this:

*"HAARP Alaska" anagrams to ask ah al arpa

I Googled "arpa" and came up with a page about the "ARPANET":

http://www2.dei.isep.ipp.pt/docs/arpa.html wrote:

The global Internet's progenitor was the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET) of the U.S. Department of Defense.

*"roswell new mexico" anagrams to wilcox slower em en

Googling, Wilbox--because it was a name--I discovered that there was a Sheriff Wilcox who was involved with the incident at Roswell (whatever that was).

*"world trade center" contains the name welton, which searching revealed is the name of the one of the companies--Chinese owned, it appears--at the WTC: Welton International Trading Company, Ltd.

Strange.

You can't change a tiger's stripes,
but you can avoid its teeth.

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Wow. . this IS really fascinating!  Thanks!

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Sometimes I just scan for the first and longest word of each anagram to decipher the general gestalt. 

Example:  anagram of "two thousand seven" to see if any patterns come up for that year. Here are the primary words of the first couple hundred anagrams:

Devoutness
Headstones
Shutdown
Detonates
Woodenness
Downstate
Handwoven
Snowshoed
Townhouse
Thousands
Students
Stoutened
Astounds
Southwest
Southeast

Works nice for personal names too!

Acquiring fringe knowledge is like digging for diamonds in a mine field.

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Thats cool the first two words i did were.
Immunisation=Autism Omni Sin or Autism minions
Vaccinations=Vatican Scion or Vatican con is or Vatican icons

Its not like we are fractions of the whole but rather versions of the whole.