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TIL That if you take all the letters from the word "wizard" and swap them with opposite letters (a->z, b->y), it spells wizard backwards. : todayilearned
Wow, Jim, you have a prolific brain, still going strong ! I fully enjoyed that endless creativity. My favorites:    Honorable mention for Poignancy: Spaghetti Western: ---- > Theatre Signs Wept Hercules the Great ------> Cheetahs Get Ruler Smart Genius --------> Mastering Us   Honorable mention for Humor: Tippling Nuns -----> Gulp Inn Pints Bum Wine -------> I numb we  (I wouldn't mind that party) Ultimate Happiness ------> A Miss Athlete Pinup  (smile) Mariel Hemingway --------> Why Manlier Image (?)  (To me, that's exceptionally funny.. your     "personal best" in humor) Honorable mention for the "so true" category: Heroin addict ---------> Diehard Tonic Greenwashing ----------> Naggers Whine and the all-time winner in my book: Extrasensory perception --------> A stoners epicenter proxy and the one that triggered an old memory : Wilt Chamberlain ---------> Balance Him Tw...
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Lauren Holtkamp - anagrams
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Unearthed this anagram on Halloween: Annie Wilkes - anagrams

Jackdaws love my big sphink of quartz

--> Jackdaws love my big sphinx of quartz: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/04/090402124238.htm

Bombshell Synchronicities

--> Bombshell Synchronicities Within anagrams and palindromes Did you know Edgar Poe is A God Peer, that Stephen King is The Pens King , Clint Eastwood = Old West Action [1] and Darth Vader is Add Hart Rev ? What I am talking about is the synchronicity of anagrams and hidden meanings within everyday phrases and names As legend has it, the first words ever spoken, “Madam in Eden, I’m Adam” were a palindrome . Further fables assert, that immediately after this opening statement, the first thought balloon formed above Eve’s innocent head, reading, “SOS EVE SOS!” Pulitzer prize winner Dr. Douglas Hofstadter in his essay, The architecture of Jumbo , remarks about anagrams: “Why work so hard to model such a frivolous and atypical cognitive activity? I tried to answer this question in the article itself, but let me just add here that I think that such mental juggling is a very important, pervasive kind of mental activity that has nothing intrinsic to do wit...

Edgar Poe

A god peer