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Alan J. Flavell wrote:
>A Parched Rye Nut to Tinier Beech Toxin, please.

From Tartan Circle Bodge?


Neil Sunderland
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Braunton, Devon
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NP: Kings of Convenience - The Girl From Back Then (from the album 'Quiet Is The New Loud')

In article <Pine.LNX.4.62.0602111413410.22540@ppepc56.ph.gla. ac.uk>, Alan
J. Flavell wrote:
>
> A Parched Rye Nut to Tinier Beech Toxin, please.

I shan't be entitled to a Coinless Nice Song for my commute home from
Large Eva (or Eager Val) to Dim Fond Bladder after 30th. April. I'll have
to buy a Peachy Danglies instead.

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Jock Mackirdy
Bedford

Alan J. Flavell wrote:

> Durance Therapy to Thine Inert Icebox,
> Recapture Haydn to Botch Entire Nixie,
> Uncharted Repay ...


All this reminds of that British Gas public awareness TV advert
campaign of 20-25 years ago that showed someone/something leaping from
town to town with a burning torch lighting beacons to the tune of some
jingle of alliterative place names like Aberystwyth to Aberdeen,
Barmouth to Bannockburn, Criccieth to Cromer and so on. Perhaps someone
could come up with a similar tube map tune ... real and anagramatical
(does that word exist ?)

--
Nick

Alan J. Flavell wrote:
>Durance Therapy to Thine Inert Icebox,

A Captured Henry to One Nice Birth Exit

>SNCR

NCI


Neil Sunderland
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Braunton, Devon
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NP: The Kinks - (Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman

Alan J. Flavell wrote:
>SCNR

One's Solid Curry Trots
Sorry Scoundrel To Sit
Stir Loo, Study Corners
O Cross Toilets Run Dry
Scot Soils Round Terry
Orders Stool Scrutiny
Set Corduroy Nostrils
Control Your Distress

I think I'd better stop there. I need to go :)


Neil Sunderland
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Braunton, Devon
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NP: Jack Johnson - Sitting Waiting Wishing (from the album 'In Between Dreams')

John F Kappler wrote:
> Lots of us North Londoners call it Krapy Rubsnif and have done for
> many years.
>
> Does it count as an anagram?

I'd says so. You've rearranged the letters to form other words (even if
they're not in the OED!).

I first heard about Krapy Rubsnif from Humphrey Lyttleton on 'I'm Sorry
I Haven't A Clue' and have called it that every since.

stang@iweb.net.au (Aidan Stanger)typed


> [Jonathan Morton subsequently noticed that Bewray Kemp should be
> Bewlray Kemp,
> but otherwise it seems to be all perfect anagrams]

Is Dollish Ill the only one where the letters are not scrambled?

Baffled of Brent.

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Helen D. Vecht: helenvecht@zetnet.co.uk
Edgware.

In article <og1tu11g3resc9g2tqs5pdtsiesjbs02ev@>, Neil
Sunderland wrote:
> Alan J. Flavell wrote:
> >SCNR
>
> One's Solid Curry Trots
> Sorry Scoundrel To Sit
> Stir Loo, Study Corners
> O Cross Toilets Run Dry
> Scot Soils Round Terry
> Orders Stool Scrutiny
> Set Corduroy Nostrils
> Control Your Distress
>
> I think I'd better stop there. I need to go :)
>
> Neil Sunderland

Could this be described as verbal diarrhoea?


--

Jock Mackirdy
Bedford

The anagramming of Bow Church must've stretched the capabilities
somewhat.