From the Rigorous Intuition discussion board

Blogger FDR Democrat said...

Try an anagram generator.

Dick Cheney (Richard Bruce Cheney) anagrams to "Behead Rich Currency."
Richard Milhous Nixon anagrams to "No! I shun horrid climax!" (Alternately spelled, Richard Milhouse Nixon anagrams to "His climax: Ruined Honor").
Thomas Loren Friedman (NYTimes' "moderate liberal" globalist) transforms to "Infernal Mad Smoother."
Arnold Schwarzenegger anagrams to "He's grown large 'n' crazed."
Ronald Wilson Reagan translates to "A long-insane warlord."
Donald Henry Rumsfeld? "Fondly handles murder."
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin? "Vivid void, triumphal criminal."
Augusto Pinochet Ugarte? "Naughtiest coup outrage."
Augusto Pinochet? "One top US CIA thug."
Albert Arnold Gore? "Groaned ballot err."

Not exactly Melchizedek synchronicity, but Fortean nonetheless, if Dick Cheney beheads our currency.

8/11/2007 11:09:00 PM

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