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Courtesy of the rather wonderful anagram generator on www.wordsmith.org

1.TRUE SLIM SNARL 2.BAD LOSER JOHNNY 3.SNAIL IN POMP 4.ANGEL HUNK TOY 5.REFORM EGG BACON 6.JIHAD KNOWS 7.FARTED CROWNS and my favourite, given recent debates on this board 8.OVERTIMES NOS

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Then there''s two from the same source: CRITIC WHY NO and CYNIC THROW I

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A situation he brings about at the end of every season as much champagne is quaffed

TEAM ALL BURP

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Should be striving to meet a deadline..ho hum

Given the grief she gets

HI I''M SLATED

or

MI SHIT DEAL

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Come on pinkuners play the game. Hasn''t anyone got any of them? Word play is good for the brain.

Here''s another

NU HEROIC VALUES

Was going to post one for Daniel Ayala, which involved our beloved Chief Cook and unnatural forms of sexual congress but though better of it

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Ooh that''s a bit mean. But coming from SIR BOARD STAR, I suppose I should bow my head and scuttle off if he says so.

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[quote user="dpit"]Ooh that''s a bit mean. But coming from SIR BOARD STAR, I suppose I should bow my head and scuttle off if he says so.[/quote]

 

Funny. Credit where credit is due.

 

Stick to the Times crossword my dfrien.

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I like anagrams too, dear. We used to sit sround the fire after we had eaten our tea and play parlour games. Anagrams was one of my favourites. Prim Lass MeHere is a clue from another parlour game. Can you work out what it is?"My first you put on glowing coalAnd into it you put my wholeMy second really is the firstMy third mislikes the winter blast."Good luck dears.

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[quote user="dpit"]Courtesy of the rather wonderful anagram generator on www.wordsmith.org

1.TRUE SLIM SNARL 2.BAD LOSER JOHNNY 3.SNAIL IN POMP 4.ANGEL HUNK TOY 5.REFORM EGG BACON 6.JIHAD KNOWS 7.FARTED CROWNS and my favourite, given recent debates on this board 8.OVERTIMES NOS[/quote]1. R.Martin2. Johnson3. Lappin4. Naughton5. Francomb6. Dawkin7. Crofts8. MorisonThere you go! All fairly easy.

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[quote user="Mr. Bump"][quote user="dpit"]Courtesy of the rather wonderful anagram generator on www.wordsmith.org 1.TRUE SLIM SNARL 2.BAD LOSER JOHNNY 3.SNAIL IN POMP 4.ANGEL HUNK TOY 5.REFORM EGG BACON 6.JIHAD KNOWS 7.FARTED CROWNS and my favourite, given recent debates on this board 8.OVERTIMES NOS[/quote]
1. R.Martin
2. Johnson
3. Lappin
4. Naughton
5. Francomb
6. Dawkin
7. Crofts
8. Morison

There you go! All fairly easy.
[/quote]

 

Well, you say that they are easy but, I mean, you''ve left half the letters out.

 

Take number 6. You say Dawkin, but what about the JOHS you haven''t used and with number 5 there is clearly GEOREG remaining...

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My previous post has been censored, even though it''s in the dictionary, it''s not a swear word & you can now buy them in Boots.Lets see if this works - d-i-l-d-o

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[quote user="Miss Jane Marple"]I like anagrams too, dear. We used to sit sround the fire after we had eaten our tea and play parlour games. Anagrams was one of my favourites. Prim Lass MeHere is a clue from another parlour game. Can you work out what it is?"My first you put on glowing coalAnd into it you put my wholeMy second really is the firstMy third mislikes the winter blast."Good luck dears.[/quote]Potato!

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[quote user="Mr. Magnolia"][quote user="Miss Jane Marple"]I like anagrams too, dear. We used to sit sround the fire after we had eaten our tea and play parlour games. Anagrams was one of my favourites.

Prim Lass Me

Here is a clue from another parlour game. Can you work out what it is?

"My first you put on glowing coal
And into it you put my whole
My second really is the first
My third mislikes the winter blast."

Good luck dears.
[/quote]

Potato!
[/quote]

 

How is it potato?

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[quote user="norfolkbroadslim"]

[quote user="Mr. Magnolia"][quote user="Miss Jane Marple"]I like anagrams too, dear. We used to sit sround the fire after we had eaten our tea and play parlour games. Anagrams was one of my favourites. Prim Lass MeHere is a clue from another parlour game. Can you work out what it is?"My first you put on glowing coalAnd into it you put my wholeMy second really is the firstMy third mislikes the winter blast."Good luck dears.[/quote]Potato![/quote]

 

How is it potato?

[/quote]The first-second-third refers to each syllable of the overall word."My first you put on glowing coal- PotAnd into it you put my whole- PotatoMy second really is the first-a - first letter of the alphabet My third mislikes the winter blast."toe - as in "my nose and toes are froze" but also a play on "misl(ikes)" & "toe" = "mistletoe"

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Here are some of our posters;

DicTaTor = Dirt Coat

BroadstairsR = B*stard or Sir

Mr Magnolia = Mama Girl On, or Mama Girl No if you prefer?

Miss Jane Marple = Nameless Jar Imp or Sperm Jail Names

First Wizard = Darts For Wiz

Nutty Nigel = Ugly Intent

Norfolkbroadslim = Doorknobs Fill Arm, or Nob Fills Dark

Room

Duncan Edwards = Nudes Card Wand or Dads Wan Cur Den

Making Plans = Slag Man Pink or Napalm Kings

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Anal Bow CluckAnal Buck CowlA Wall Nub CockBaa Luck Clown Wana Bull CockWana Lob Cluck

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