Everyone tired of Roast Mules?
Jo McBride
Hi - I'm not sure if everyone here has already done this one to death,
but the anagram puzzle 'Roast Mules' plays a part in the new book by
Ira Levin, the sequel to Rosemary's Baby , "Son of Rosemary".
Now, we here used Scrabble tiles and came up with lots of good two
word pairings, including the appropriate 'soul master', but according
to the author it is one ten letter word that 5or 6 year olds could
use. Mr. Levin doesn't solve it during the book and advises everyone
in the postscrpt to save the postage, as it is a nice, non-threatening
word.
Hints would be appreciated.
Jo in Toronto
Larry Brash
Jo McBride in her search for truth and enlightenment wrote:
>
> Hi - I'm not sure if everyone here has already done this one to death,
It was done recently, but what the hell..........
> but the anagram puzzle 'Roast Mules' plays a part in the new book by
> Ira Levin, the sequel to Rosemary's Baby , "Son of Rosemary".
> Now, we here used Scrabble tiles and came up with lots of good two
> word pairings, including the appropriate 'soul master', but according
> to the author it is one ten letter word that 5or 6 year olds could
> use. Mr. Levin doesn't solve it during the book and advises everyone
> in the postscrpt to save the postage, as it is a nice, non-threatening
> word.
> Hints would be appreciated.
OK, I won't give the answer, but will give some hints.
I am not head over heels about the answer
Yes, most 5-6 years could do this without gymnastic lessons.
Enough, enough, I am giving the game away
While you are here, you might as well be anagrammed, although your name
is not easy
The following are anagrams of "Jo McBride":
I combed Jr.
Dice Mr Job.
Mr Job iced.
Red cob, Jim.
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Johnnie Burning Elk
Roast Mules? Yes, very non-threatening. Well, to my KIDS anyway. For me, I
might wind up in the hospital with back problems... I think surely you must
have the (one-word) answer by now.
Jo McBride=
MICROBE DJ
I COMBED JR.
JR. IBM CODE
Well, I am going to guess that Jo is for Josephine
Josephine McBride=
I COMPREHEND JIBES
ENCIPHERED JOB-ISM
I DECIPHER MEN, JOBS
HIDE, OBSCENE JR. IMP!
HEDONISM RECIPE, JB
SHE ROMPED IN ICE, JB
(hey, who is JB??)
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Mike Hatton
In article <01bd146c$1d3e7d60$8221...@jrubenki.mother.com>,
Johnnie Burning Elk <jrub...@mother.com> wrote:
> Well, I am going to guess that Jo is for Josephine
> Josephine McBride=
> I COMPREHEND JIBES
> ENCIPHERED JOB-ISM
> I DECIPHER MEN, JOBS
> HIDE, OBSCENE JR. IMP!
> HEDONISM RECIPE, JB
> SHE ROMPED IN ICE, JB
.. or perhaps Joanne?
Here are some anagrams of 'JOANNE McBRIDE':
Bend nice major.
Joined crabmen.
Nice modern jab.
Benjamin Credo.
Benjamin Decor.
Mender jacobin.
Recombined Jan.
Cinder jobname.
Janice Bednorm.
Endocrine jamb.
Mend rice banjo.
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Robert Pike
I don't know if Jo McBride is having as much trouble with 'roast mules' as
I am with my Internet linkage, but I'm happy to tell her the answer if she
hasn't body-flipped over it by now.
Salutations.
Bobby Tendinitis
With more on that story, here's correspondent "Robert Pike"
<xu...@dial.pipex.com>:
$ Salutations.
How ya doin', ROBERT PIKE:
Bike report.
Poker tribe.
I bet, porker!
Keep OR Brit. (I like the new ER character... keep 'er!)
Bobby Tendinitis **_bedwarm(at)yahoo.com**
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Larry Brash
She told me (by email) that someone told her the answer, when she was
really keen to work it out with hints. I think she was disappointed
about that.
Maybe we should have a rule that the answers are not given until someone
begs for them.
1998 - 'appy anywhere!!
Larry Brash
Bobby Tendinitis, The Natural Anagramist, wrote:
>
> With more on that story, here's correspondent "Robert Pike"
> <xu...@dial.pipex.com>:
>
> $ Salutations.
>
> How ya doin', ROBERT PIKE:
The following are anagrams of "Robert Pike":
Bike porter.
Beer trip, OK?
Pro Beer Kit.
Bite porker.
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