Tag Me, Radiolarian Chaff! (a.k.a. Official Anagram Thread!) - Page 3

Ken_g6 · 2006-01-30, 23:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by fetofs

What is the format of the words.txt you're using?

Standard format, like UNIX /usr/dict/words. Unfortunately, I'm a mixed-up Cygwin user, so the file is supposed to be named "words.txt", but in UNIX format.

And of course, when I said Tartans, I was thinking of "Tartars".

P.S. Birthday wishes = hybrid saw heist (some people just can't get enough hybrids!)

Ken_g6 · 2006-01-30, 23:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by fatphil

...I do feel a little tired...

literati elite folded!
dire little oil defeat
feed little editorial

Fidel, toilet detailer
defiled toilette lair
flattered idiot Ellie
refitted idiot allele

little Tai idol feeder
deified teel tortilla

fatphil · 2006-01-31, 01:11

Looks like my anagramming has sump to a new low...

I do feel a little tired =
Die at refilled toilet.

Yeugh!

(Oh, and for those that didn't spot it, my previous ones were of the thread title.)

Mystwalker · 2006-01-31, 01:57

half tip

fatphil · 2006-01-31, 07:05

Sly wet mark

Ken_g6 · 2006-01-31, 15:42

While we're on names:

Phil Carmody (that's Phil) = clay dimorph
Ken Brazier (that's me) = zebra inker

fatphil · 2006-01-31, 18:14

Just plain old flesh and blood, I'm afraid. A long-haired, vaguely anti-establishment example who's into early 70s music, and computers to boot, so to speak:

Philip Carmody = Hippy micro lad.

Ken_g6 · 2006-01-31, 18:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by fetofs

Quote:

Originally Posted by akruppa

Flatlander wins today.

Nasty ride at downfall...

Big poppy misty hardhat?

smog pit?

I guess while we were all computing these, nanowatts flared idly, instead of doing prime/factoring tests.

fatphil · 2006-01-31, 19:01

Faint at Leyland's word!

fatphil · 2006-01-31, 19:08

Which member of the forum has a brainstorm lever ?

fetofs · 2006-01-31, 21:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by fatphil

Which member of the forum has a brainstorm lever ?

Robert Silverman.

P.S: Brazier anagrams to "bizarre".

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2006-01-31, 01:11	#25
fatphil May 2003 3×7×11 Posts	Looks like my anagramming has sump to a new low... I do feel a little tired = Die at refilled toilet. Yeugh! (Oh, and for those that didn't spot it, my previous ones were of the thread title.)

2006-01-31, 01:57	#26
Mystwalker Jul 2004 Potsdam, Germany 1477₈ Posts	half tip

2006-01-31, 07:05	#27
fatphil May 2003 11100111₂ Posts	Sly wet mark

2006-01-31, 15:42	#28
Ken_g6 Jan 2005 Caught in a sieve 5·79 Posts	While we're on names: Phil Carmody (that's Phil) = clay dimorph Ken Brazier (that's me) = zebra inker

2006-01-31, 18:14	#29
fatphil May 2003 3·7·11 Posts	Just plain old flesh and blood, I'm afraid. A long-haired, vaguely anti-establishment example who's into early 70s music, and computers to boot, so to speak: Philip Carmody = Hippy micro lad.

2006-01-31, 19:01	#31
fatphil May 2003 3×7×11 Posts	Faint at Leyland's word!

2006-01-31, 19:08	#32
fatphil May 2003 11100111₂ Posts	Which member of the forum has a brainstorm lever ?