This NG is a lie!
John Flynn
See?
Possessive its has no apostrophe? Lies, pure lies.
--
johnF
"Trochee, I think. Don't quote me on that."
-- Ben Wolfson, APIHNA, 6 Jan 2000
Polgara The Sorceress
You don't seem to be taking the news very well, my friend. Alas.
You've been spending too much time with your neato English usage book
again. Sometimes ignorance IS bliss, you know.
--
Smilies!
Laury ;-> <who is presently enjoying *her* neato book on Canadian
English Usage!>
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.
John Flynn
> In article <389DB402...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk>,
> John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> "Possessive its, why are you so often wrongly spelled?"
>>
>> See?
>>
>> Possessive its has no apostrophe? Lies, pure lies.
>
> You don't seem to be taking the news very well, my friend. Alas.
> You've been spending too much time with your neato English usage
> book again. Sometimes ignorance IS bliss, you know.
Book? Singular? Laury, you insult me, you really do.
[That rather twee "neato" irritated me a bit too, but I won't mention
it any further since you ARE Canadian.]
Polgara The Sorceress
John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
> Polgara The Sorceress wrote:
>
> > In article <389DB402...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk>,
> > John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
> >
> >> "Possessive its, why are you so often wrongly spelled?"
> >>
> >> See?
> >>
> >> Possessive its has no apostrophe? Lies, pure lies.
> >
> > You don't seem to be taking the news very well, my friend. Alas.
> > You've been spending too much time with your neato English usage
> > book again. Sometimes ignorance IS bliss, you know.
>
> Book? Singular? Laury, you insult me, you really do.
Good Lord man, how many of those neato books have you got then???
Gee, if *that's* all it takes to insult you then I wouldn't have needed
to associate your first name with a waste disposal facility, then would
I?
> [That rather twee "neato" irritated me a bit too, but I won't mention
> it any further since you ARE Canadian.]
Your point about me being Canadian is what, in particular? How does
that connect to my usage of "neato?" You won't allow me to use the
word "neat" in such a descriptive capacity, so what's wrong
with "neato" instead? Should I use "coolish" instead?
This seems a good time to introduce the word "BELLYBUTTON" in the
argument... Only because I know how much you *LOVE* that word! :-)
And "twee" means what? Another of your clever Brit words, perhaps?
> --
> johnF
>
> "Trochee, I think. Don't quote me on that."
> -- Ben Wolfson, APIHNA, 6 Jan 2000
--
Smilies!
Laury ;-> <who is still enjoying her NEATO book on Canadian English
Usage.>
J (& H) Caws-Elwitt
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, John Flynn wrote:
<ordinary snip>
> [That rather twee "neato"
<super-snip>
I'm curious as to the general-usage connotations of that word "twee". In
underground music vocabulary, it's become the term ("twee", adjective;
"twee-pop", noun) for a genre of understated, concise, simply-arranged,
often unpolished, always ingenuous-sounding pop. Outside of the music
"scene", I've rarely if ever heard the word, perhaps because I live in the
U.S. (I seem to think that it's British in origin and, predominantly, in
its provenance.[1] Is this correct?)
jonathan (jc-e)
http://www.epix.net/~hce/jhumor.html
[1] *inadvertent* it's/its sentence! (:v>
John Flynn
> On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, John Flynn wrote:
>
> <ordinary snip>
>
>> [That rather twee "neato"
>
> <super-snip>
>
> I'm curious as to the general-usage connotations of that word "twee".
> In underground music vocabulary, it's become the term ("twee",
> adjective; "twee-pop", noun) for a genre of understated, concise,
> simply-arranged, often unpolished, always ingenuous-sounding pop.
> Outside of the music "scene", I've rarely if ever heard the word,
> perhaps because I live in the U.S. (I seem to think that it's
> British in origin and, predominantly, in its provenance.[1] Is this
> correct?)
I've always used "twee" since... since... since I can remember. I'm
at work right now, so the only dictionary I can get to says this for
TWEE:
"Sweet, dainty, chic. Now chiefly derog., affectedly dainty or
quaint."
And that's about how I normally use it. It's not a word I use every
day, though... perhaps once every three years. Or thereabouts. On
average.
I was trying to encapsulate the feeling that "neato" creates in me
when I hear or read it.
> [1] *inadvertent* it's/its sentence! (:v>
Hang around The Apihna Arms for long enough and you start creating
it's/its sentences without even realising it. It's infectious and
its grip is spreading, spreading throughout the land.
Barry in Indy
John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>
> Hang around The Apihna Arms for long enough and you start creating
> it's/its sentences without even realising it. It's infectious and
> its grip is spreading, spreading throughout the land.
>
Barry in Indy
Jens Ayton
>
> Hang around The Apihna Arms for long enough and you start creating
> it's/its sentences without even realising it. It's infectious and
Its day has come - and it's about time, too.
--
Jens Ayton, Fratello di Vetinari
Browsing? Visit <http://www.thehungersite.com>.
kevin...@my-deja.com
Polgara The Sorceress <polgara_th...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> In article <38A1C99E...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk>,> > > In article <389DB402...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk>,
> > > John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
> > >
> > >> "Possessive its, why are you so often wrongly spelled?"
> > >>
> > >> See?
> > >>
> > >> Possessive its has no apostrophe? Lies, pure lies.
> > >
> > > You don't seem to be taking the news very well, my friend. Alas.
> > > You've been spending too much time with your neato English usage
> > > book again. Sometimes ignorance IS bliss, you know.
> >
> > Book? Singular? Laury, you insult me, you really do.
>
> Good Lord man, how many of those neato books have you got then???
>
> Gee, if *that's* all it takes to insult you then I wouldn't have
needed
> to associate your first name with a waste disposal facility, then
would
> I?
>
> > [That rather twee "neato" irritated me a bit too, but I won't
mention
> > it any further since you ARE Canadian.]
>
> Your point about me being Canadian is what, in particular? How does
> that connect to my usage of "neato?" You won't allow me to use the
> word "neat" in such a descriptive capacity, so what's wrong
> with "neato" instead? Should I use "coolish" instead?
>
> This seems a good time to introduce the word "BELLYBUTTON" in the
> argument... Only because I know how much you *LOVE* that word! :-)
>
> And "twee" means what? Another of your clever Brit words, perhaps?
>
> > johnF
> >
> > "Trochee, I think. Don't quote me on that."
> > -- Ben Wolfson, APIHNA, 6 Jan 2000
>
>
> Smilies!
>
> Laury ;-> <who is still enjoying her NEATO book on Canadian English
> Usage.>
Oh come on, Polgara, stop being so *Canadian*. If you can't take the
Knox, stay out of the presbytery... Sorry :-)
Please stick around though -- I want to know what's in that neato book
of yours!
Kevin Flynn,
Polgara The Sorceress
kevin...@my-deja.com wrote:
[snippikins]
> Oh come on, Polgara, stop being so *Canadian*. If you can't take the
> Knox, stay out of the presbytery... Sorry :-)
Lord! Not *another* Flynn that's going to pick on a poor, defenseless
sorceress who is lacking a champion in this arena!
> Please stick around though -- I want to know what's in that neato book
> of yours!
Oh! Never mind. You seem a decent sort! Especially for wanting to
know what's in my book AND for calling it "neato!" Just as long as you
don't start quoting bits like "Girl, Don't go away mad.../Girl, just go
away/" from Motley Crue's Dr. Feelgood album, I don't mind!
Was there anything in particular you wanted to know? You can ask me
here, via e-mail or ICQ if you like.
> Kevin Flynn,
>
> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.
>
--
Smilies!
Laury ;-> <who can't BELIEVE she just quoted Motley Crue...>
John Flynn
> Laury ;-> <who can't BELIEVE she just quoted Motley Crue...>
You missed out the unnecessary umlauts. There are about five of them, I
think (and only four vowels... YOU work it out).
Polgara The Sorceress
John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
> Polgara The Sorceress wrote, in part:
>
> > Laury ;-> <who can't BELIEVE she just quoted Motley Crue...>
>
> You missed out the unnecessary umlauts. There are about five of
>them, I
> think (and only four vowels... YOU work it out).
Mötley Crüe. Ok??? I didn't think they would turn out with the proper
codes over the NG so I didn't put them in.
> --
> johnF
>
> "Trochee, I think. Don't quote me on that."
> -- Ben Wolfson, APIHNA, 6 Jan 2000
--
Smilies!
Laury ;-> <who is hoping that will satisfy her apihna stalker...>
Jens Ayton
>
> Polgara The Sorceress wrote, in part:
>
> > Laury ;-> <who can't BELIEVE she just quoted Motley Crue...>
>
> You missed out the unnecessary umlauts. There are about five of them, I
> think (and only four vowels... YOU work it out).
Extremely uncomfortable for those of us who use umlauts for more
interesting uses than decoration... (Not to mention the general weirdess
of "üe" from a German POV.)
John Flynn
> John Flynn wrote:
>
>> Polgara The Sorceress wrote, in part:
>>
>>> Laury ;-> <who can't BELIEVE she just quoted Motley Crue...>
>>
>> You missed out the unnecessary umlauts. There are about five of
>> them, I think (and only four vowels... YOU work it out).
>
> Extremely uncomfortable for those of us who use umlauts for more
> interesting uses than decoration... (Not to mention the general
> weirdess of "üe" from a German POV.)
I keep reading that as "a German POW."
Steven M. O'Neill
>Hey! That's MY name for YOU! You plagiarising Apihna Stalker*, you!
>
>Get your own insults, or I'll be forced to do some unspeakable things**
>in retribution and as compensation for loss of earnings.***
>
>* "The Apihna Stalker", and all representations thereof, (c) 2000,
> John Peter Flynn
>** Involving Marmite(tm), probably.
>*** Which came out as "earrings" the first time I typed it.
I know we discussed this a while ago, but I wasn't in the mood then.
I much prefer the [1] notation; Since the asterisks can't be made
into superscripts, I always confuse the single for a lopsided
asterisk of *emphasis*.
--
Steven O'Neill ste...@panix.com
[1] Had this been an actual footnote, this sentence would be full of
explanatory information.
John Flynn
> Laury ;-> <who is hoping that will satisfy her apihna stalker...>
Hey! That's MY name for YOU! You plagiarising Apihna Stalker*, you!
Get your own insults, or I'll be forced to do some unspeakable things**
in retribution and as compensation for loss of earnings.***
* "The Apihna Stalker", and all representations thereof, (c) 2000,
John Peter Flynn
** Involving Marmite(tm), probably.
*** Which came out as "earrings" the first time I typed it.
--
John Larkin
wrote:
|John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
|>Hey! That's MY name for YOU! You plagiarising Apihna Stalker*, you!
|>
|>Get your own insults, or I'll be forced to do some unspeakable things**
|>in retribution and as compensation for loss of earnings.***
|>
|>* "The Apihna Stalker", and all representations thereof, (c) 2000,
|> John Peter Flynn
|>** Involving Marmite(tm), probably.
|>*** Which came out as "earrings" the first time I typed it.
|
|I know we discussed this a while ago, but I wasn't in the mood then.
|
|I much prefer the [1] notation; Since the asterisks can't be made
|into superscripts, I always confuse the single for a lopsided
|asterisk of *emphasis*.
And there's always the null footnote[0], handy when one is feeling
erudite and lazy at the same time.
John
[0]
Polgara The Sorceress
John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
> John Flynn wrote:
>
> > Polgara The Sorceress wrote, in part:
> >
> > > Laury ;-> <who is hoping that will satisfy her apihna stalker...>
> >
>>you!
Vide infra for my response to your statement, Commander.
> > Get your own insults, or I'll be forced to do some unspeakable
>>things**
> > in retribution and as compensation for loss of earnings.***
> >
> > * "The Apihna Stalker", and all representations thereof, (c) 2000,
> > John Peter Flynn
> > ** Involving Marmite(tm), probably.
> > *** Which came out as "earrings" the first time I typed it.
Well, if you're into that sort of thing...
> > --
> > johnF
> >
> > "Trochee, I think. Don't quote me on that."
> > -- Ben Wolfson, APIHNA, 6 Jan 2000
My response:
--
Smilies!
Laury :-> <who really didn't have anything to say, so she didn't!>
P.S. Big, wet, sloppy SMILIES to you John Peter! :-)
John Flynn
> And there's always the null footnote[0], handy when one is feeling
> erudite and lazy at the same time.
>
> John
>
> [0]
Depends on your operating system, doesn't it? I would use a footnote
with nothing in it if I wanted a null one[].
[] A bit like this. In fact, a LOT like this. Oh wait, this isn't
null anymore. Forget that.
CANCEL CANCEL CANCEL CANCEL CANCEL CANCEL CANCEL CANCEL CANCEL CANCEL
Dr Robin Bignall
"John Flynn" <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
news:38A59EC9...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk...
> Polgara The Sorceress wrote, in part:
>
> > Laury ;-> <who is hoping that will satisfy her apihna stalker...>
>
> Hey! That's MY name for YOU! You plagiarising Apihna Stalker*, you!
>
> in retribution and as compensation for loss of earnings.***
>
> * "The Apihna Stalker", and all representations thereof, (c) 2000,
> John Peter Flynn
> ** Involving Marmite(tm), probably.
> *** Which came out as "earrings" the first time I typed it.
>
> johnF
>
> "Trochee, I think. Don't quote me on that."
> -- Ben Wolfson, APIHNA, 6 Jan 2000
>
metal bits sticking out everywhere, and that red makeup is bizarre*.
--
Wrmst rgds,
RB... (docr...@cwcom.net)
* or did the pound of bricks from the LT of P land too heavily?
John Ward
Polgara The Sorceress <polgara_th...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> And "twee" means what? Another of your clever Brit words, perhaps?
I've scanned my memory for its meaning, and I think it's the Flemish word
for the number two.
--
John M Ward
apihna : It's the only NG that truly knows where its roots lie
John Ward
Jens Ayton <sp...@dev.null> wrote:
> John Flynn wrote:
> >
> > Hang around The Apihna Arms for long enough and you start creating
> > it's/its sentences without even realising it. It's infectious and
> > its grip is spreading, spreading throughout the land.'
>
> Its day has come - and it's about time, too.
Actually it's about language, rather than time...
John Ward
John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote, in part:
>
> *** Which came out as "earrings" the first time I typed it.
In that case I think you must need a new earring aid.
sky...@drizzle.com
>>
>> You missed out the unnecessary umlauts. There are about five of
>>them, I
>> think (and only four vowels... YOU work it out).
>
> codes over the NG so I didn't put them in.
And so they didn't. Some of us (using those benighted, rickety, standard-
compliant newsreaders) appreciated your umlautly[1] restraint. Wonder what
the little question marks look like now that I've quoted them back to the
group?
Kylee
(having a blissfully boring day at work for a change)
[1] No, it's not a word, but I like it so much!
John Flynn
> In article <38A2BF00...@dev.null>, Jens Ayton wrote:
>
>> John Flynn wrote:
>>
>>> Hang around The Apihna Arms for long enough and you start creating
>>> it's/its sentences without even realising it. It's infectious and
>>> its grip is spreading, spreading throughout the land.'
>>
>> Its day has come - and it's about time, too.
>
> Actually it's about language, rather than time...
I look at the clock on the wall and its hands are indicating that
it's 11:30am.
--
johnF
"Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before
breakfast."
-- from _Alice Through the Looking-Glass_, Lewis Carroll
John Flynn
> Polgara The Sorceress <polgara_th...@my-deja.com> wrote:
>
>> And "twee" means what? Another of your clever Brit words, perhaps?
>
> Harking back to the days of "Nationwide" the BBC1 teatime show for
> lovers of British lunacy, there was once a story about two
> delightfully eccentric old ladies who had invented a plastic baffle
> device that fitted to the inside of a toilet bowl to reduce the
> embarrassing splashing sound that such ladies are apparently wont to
> produce in those circumstances.
>
> They had named their invention a "twee" thus encapsulating the whole
> story into one word, and including the obligatory Nationwide pun.
> Stangely I've never seen any twees on sale in any supermarket.
> Perhaps they're only sold in the kind of shop frequented by eccentric
> self-conscious old ladies.
Talking of Nationwide... isn't it irritating when Richard Stilgoe
appears on Countdown and thinks he is so cute making anagrams of the
contestants' names? I'd like to see him try with mine. Hahaha! That
would wipe the smug smile from his face!
--
johnF
(Full name "John Flynn" -- anti-anagrammatic. Well... as long as one
stays within normal English words, that is)
Polgara The Sorceress
Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
[snip
>--
>johnF
>(Full name "John Flynn" -- anti-anagrammatic. Well... as long
>as one
> stays within normal English words, that is)
What sort of "abnormal" English words have you tried? Have you
tried buying a vowel? I'm sure Vanna would give you a couple
that are left-overs after the taping of Wheel of Fortune, if you
asked nicely!
-- [cut along the dotted line]
Smilies!
Laury :-> <who can only imagine what things lie in wait as
anagrams in her full name...>
"A contented mind, is a continual feast."
-- Billy Browne.
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Sue
>John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> I look at the clock on the wall and its hands are indicating that
>> it's 11:30am.
>
Does a little cuckoo then pop out?
--
Sue
Polgara The Sorceress
<S...@sjob.demon.co.uk> wrote:
[snip]
>>Half past eleven is its opening time.
>
>Does a little cuckoo then pop out?
I suppose it depends on how drunk everyone is by closing time...
-- [cut along the dotted line]
Smilies!
Laury :->
"You cannot prevent the birds of sorrow from flying over your
head, but you can prevent them from building nests in your hair."
-- Billy Browne
John Flynn
> Laury :-> <who can only imagine what things lie in wait as
> anagrams in her full name...>
You asked for it...
[Note, that once a combination of words has been listed, only that
particular permutation will be found. E.g. "A EUREKA WELL LYE" is the
first entry, so there won't be "EUREKA A WELL LYE" listed anywhere
else. Otherwise... the list would be incredibly long]
A EUREKA WELL LYE
A EUREKA WE'LL LYE
A LEEWAY EEL LURK
A LEEWAY ELK RULE
A LEEWAY ELK LURE
A LEAK RULE LYE WE
A LEAK LURE LYE WE
A KALE RULE LYE WE
A KALE LURE LYE WE
A LAKE RULE LYE WE
A LAKE LURE LYE WE
A RAKE EWE YE LULL
A RAKE WEE YE LULL
A RAKE EYE WE LULL
A WAKE EULER LYLE
A WAKE EULER YELL
A WAKE E'ER YE LULL
A WEAK EULER LYLE
A WEAK EULER YELL
A WEAK E'ER YE LULL
A ALE EEL LUKE WRY
A ALE EWE LYE LURK
A ALE WEE LYE LURK
A ALE KYLE RULE WE
A ALE KYLE LURE WE
A LAUREL WEEK LYE
A LAUREL EWE KYLE
A LAUREL WEE KYLE
A LAUREL ELK WE YE
A ALLURE WEEK LYE
A ALLURE EWE KYLE
A ALLURE WEE KYLE
A ALLURE ELK WE YE
A WALLER EYE LUKE
A ALLEY WEEK RULE
A ALLEY WEEK LURE
A ALLEY WE'RE LUKE
A ALLEY WERE LUKE
A REAL ELK YULE WE
A REAL LUKE LYE WE
A LEAR ELK YULE WE
A LEAR LUKE LYE WE
A EARL ELK YULE WE
A EARL LUKE LYE WE
A LAWYER EEL LUKE
A LAUE EEL ELK WRY
A LAUE WELLER KEY
A LAUE WE'RE KELLY
A LAUE WERE KELLY
A WALE EEL YE LURK
A WALE EULER KYLE
A WALE LEERY LUKE
A WALE ELK RULE YE
A WALE ELK LURE YE
A WEAL EEL YE LURK
A WEAL EULER KYLE
A WEAL LEERY LUKE
A WEAL ELK RULE YE
A WEAL ELK LURE YE
A YALE EEL WE LURK
A YALE ELK RULE WE
A YALE ELK LURE WE
A ERA WEEK YE LULL
A ERA EWE KEY LULL
A ERA WEE KEY LULL
A ERA LUKE WELL YE
A ERA LUKE WE'LL YE
A ERA LUKE LYLE WE
A ERA LUKE YELL WE
A RAE WEEK YE LULL
A RAE EWE KEY LULL
A RAE WEE KEY LULL
A RAE LUKE WELL YE
A RAE LUKE WE'LL YE
A RAE LUKE LYLE WE
A RAE LUKE YELL WE
A ARE WEEK YE LULL
A ARE EWE KEY LULL
A ARE WEE KEY LULL
A ARE LUKE WELL YE
A ARE LUKE WE'LL YE
A ARE LUKE LYLE WE
A ARE LUKE YELL WE
A EAR WEEK YE LULL
A EAR EWE KEY LULL
A EAR WEE KEY LULL
A EAR LUKE WELL YE
A EAR LUKE WE'LL YE
A EAR LUKE LYLE WE
A EAR LUKE YELL WE
A UREA ELK WELL YE
A UREA ELK WE'LL YE
A UREA ELK LYLE WE
A UREA ELK YELL WE
A AWE KELLER YULE
A AWE KELLEY RULE
A AWE KELLEY LURE
A AWE REEK YE LULL
A AWE EEL LYE LURK
A AWE EULER KELLY
A AWE E'ER KEY LULL
A AWE ELK RULE LYE
A AWE ELK LURE LYE
A AYE REEK WE LULL
A AYE WELLER LUKE
A YEA REEK WE LULL
A YEA WELLER LUKE
A LARK EEL YULE WE
A KARL EEL YULE WE
A WALK EEL RULE YE
A WALK EEL LURE YE
A ARK EWE EYE LULL
A ARK WEE EYE LULL
A AUK EEL WELL RYE
A AUK EEL WE'LL RYE
A AUK REEL WELL YE
A AUK REEL WE'LL YE
A AUK REEL LYLE WE
A AUK REEL YELL WE
A AUK LEER WELL YE
A AUK LEER WE'LL YE
A AUK LEER LYLE WE
A AUK LEER YELL WE
A AUK E'ER WELL LYE
A AUK E'ER WE'LL LYE
A KAY E'ER EWE LULL
A KAY E'ER WEE LULL
A YAK E'ER EWE LULL
A YAK E'ER WEE LULL
A ALL REEK YULE WE
A ALL WEEK RULE YE
A ALL WEEK LURE YE
A ALL EULER KEY WE
A ALL WE'RE LUKE YE
A ALL WERE LUKE YE
A ALL EWE EYE LURK
A ALL EWE LUKE RYE
A ALL EWE KEY RULE
A ALL EWE KEY LURE
A ALL WEE EYE LURK
A ALL WEE LUKE RYE
A ALL WEE KEY RULE
A ALL WEE KEY LURE
A WALL E'ER LUKE YE
A ALLY WEEK EULER
A ALLY E'ER LUKE WE
A LURA KEEL LYE WE
A LURA LEEK LYE WE
A LURA KELLEY EWE
A LURA KELLEY WEE
A LURA EEL KYLE WE
A LURA EWE ELK LYE
A LURA WEE ELK LYE
A RAUL KEEL LYE WE
A RAUL LEEK LYE WE
A RAUL KELLEY EWE
A RAUL KELLEY WEE
A RAUL EEL KYLE WE
A RAUL EWE ELK LYE
A RAUL WEE ELK LYE
A LYRA EEL LUKE WE
A ARYL EEL LUKE WE
A AWL KEEL RULE YE
A AWL KEEL LURE YE
A AWL LEEK RULE YE
A AWL LEEK LURE YE
A AWL EEL EYE LURK
A AWL EEL LUKE RYE
A AWL EEL KEY RULE
A AWL EEL KEY LURE
A AWL REEL LUKE YE
A AWL LEER LUKE YE
A AWL EULER ELK YE
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AUK YAWL EEL REEL
AUK YAWL EEL LEER
KAY ALL EULER EWE
KAY ALL EULER WEE
KAY AWL EEL EULER
KAY LAW EEL EULER
YAK ALL EULER EWE
YAK ALL EULER WEE
YAK AWL EEL EULER
YAK LAW EEL EULER
ALL LURA WEEK EYE
ALL RAUL WEEK EYE
LURA AWL KEEL EYE
LURA AWL LEEK EYE
LURA LAW KEEL EYE
LURA LAW LEEK EYE
LURA LAY KEEL EWE
LURA LAY KEEL WEE
LURA LAY LEEK EWE
LURA LAY LEEK WEE
LURA LAY WEEK EEL
LURA YAW KEEL EEL
LURA YAW LEEK EEL
LURA WAY KEEL EEL
LURA WAY LEEK EEL
RAUL AWL KEEL EYE
RAUL AWL LEEK EYE
RAUL LAW KEEL EYE
RAUL LAW LEEK EYE
RAUL LAY KEEL EWE
RAUL LAY KEEL WEE
RAUL LAY LEEK EWE
RAUL LAY LEEK WEE
RAUL LAY WEEK EEL
RAUL YAW KEEL EEL
RAUL YAW LEEK EEL
RAUL WAY KEEL EEL
RAUL WAY LEEK EEL
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johnF
John Flynn
> Alan Pemberton <spa...@Pembers.Freeserve.co.uk.invalid> writes
>
>> John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>>> I look at the clock on the wall and its hands are indicating that
>>> it's 11:30am.
>>
>> Half past eleven is its opening time.
>
> Does a little cuckoo then pop out?
This had better not be one of those euphemism thingies.
Polgara The Sorceress
>You asked for it...
>
>[Note, that once a combination of words has been listed, only
>that
>particular permutation will be found. E.g. "A EUREKA WELL LYE"
>is the
>first entry, so there won't be "EUREKA A WELL LYE" listed
>anywhere
>else. Otherwise... the list would be incredibly long]
Yes, I asked for it... Thanks! Wow! Please tell me that you
have a program or some such thing that allowed you to generate
that great huge list of over 1000 words. Puh-leeaassee!
Thanks again, John, it's much appreciated for its thoroughness!
--
Smilies!
RAUL LAY LEEK EWE <who is glad she didn't throw in a middle name
like "Ermengarde" to add to the brew... :-) >
"The only fellow who should rely on pull, is the dentist."
John Flynn
> John Flynn wrote:
>
>> You asked for it...
>>
>> [Note, that once a combination of words has been listed, only that
>> particular permutation will be found. E.g. "A EUREKA WELL LYE" is
>> the first entry, so there won't be "EUREKA A WELL LYE" listed
>> anywhere else. Otherwise... the list would be incredibly long]
>
> Yes, I asked for it... Thanks! Wow! Please tell me that you
> have a program or some such thing that allowed you to generate
> that great huge list of over 1000 words. Puh-leeaassee!
There are a few Internet WWW sites that do anagramming. The one that
I can always remember without any searching through bookmarks or on
scraps of paper is:
http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/index.html
but it only allows up to (I think) 30 characters.
Be warned, though: if you put in a name or phrase with lots of
occurences of common letters (e.g. A, S, T, E) the list will be VERY
large. Your name produced a fairly small list in comparison to some of
the ones I've had returned.
--
johnF
(Try JOHN FLYNN and see what that site says!)
John Flynn
> Cringiest Stilgoe moment was on Nationwide when Valerie Singleton had
> to play straight man to one of his tortuous exchanges about adverts
> in Spain which ended with the punch line "It all helps the Dago buy,
> Val."
>
> She nearly punched him, anyway.
She probably did, off camera.
--
johnF
Jens Ayton
>
> [Note, that once a combination of words has been listed, only that
> particular permutation will be found. E.g. "A EUREKA WELL LYE" is the
> first entry, so there won't be "EUREKA A WELL LYE" listed anywhere
> else. Otherwise... the list would be incredibly long]
It's a good thing you snipped it so its not incredibly long.
--
Jens Ayton
Relieve guilt and hunger in one fell swoop: http://www.thehungersite.com
John Ward
Polgara The Sorceress <laurelee...@hotmail.com.invalid> wrote:
> In article <jBbvl4AK...@sjob.demon.co.uk>, Sue
> <S...@sjob.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> [snip]
> >>Half past eleven is its opening time.
> >
> >Does a little cuckoo then pop out?
>
> I suppose it depends on how drunk everyone is by closing time...
It's unlikely that they'd notice its appearance anyway, as they would
probably be groundhugging by then.
Barry in Indy
John Flynn <joh...@flynndins.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
> (Try JOHN FLYNN and see what that site says!)
>
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Barry in Indy
Jens Ayton
>
>>>> You missed out the unnecessary umlauts. There are about five of
>>>>them, I
>>>> think (and only four vowels... YOU work it out).
>>>
>>> Mötley Crüe. Ok??? I didn't think they would turn out with the proper
>>> codes over the NG so I didn't put them in.
>>
>> And so they didn't. Some of us (using those benighted, rickety, standard-
>> compliant newsreaders) appreciated your umlautly[1] restraint. Wonder what
>> the little question marks look like now that I've quoted them back to the
>> group?
>
> and a u umlaut.)
>
> Though I agree with the principle of using standard-compliant software.
> (For example, one that knows about dash-dash-space .sig separators!)
For another example, one (sic) that knows about ISO-8859-1 character encoding.
--
Jens Ayton
"Ma now once (41)vorrei make to be worth my reasons of endured cakes and
the damage that they have made me in the deep one of my being."