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01 Feb 01 - 06:38 AM (#387330) Subject: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Dave the Gnome |
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01 Feb 01 - 06:46 AM (#387333) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Michael in Swansea ? I've only been here since August, is there something I should know? Mike |
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01 Feb 01 - 06:53 AM (#387334) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Dave the Gnome For part one of this thread go to BORING KNOWALLS As anagrams have already been brought up can I suggest the thread title (now anagran-ised itself) may contain some clues as to the character of Mr Harmoniclive??? Guessing he realy wants to compliment Bob, and Bob does sometimes use the other diminutive of Robert we find "All-Knowing Robs". Praise indeed. I think however we may be nearer the mark with "Allis WrongKnob" if anywhere near "Allis" Spings that is??? If, however he is nearer Espana we can find "Signor Wallknob". Fed up of BritHumour 'knob' jokes? OK - perhaps he is realy the famous Scandanavian gay porn star, Larson Blow King.... Guessing he cannot actualy find sexual partners however I think "Wanks roll in bog" may be better. My favourite, however, summing up the attitude of a remote flamer... No Balls Working.... Enjoy DtG |
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01 Feb 01 - 06:54 AM (#387335) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Michael in Swansea Okay, I've just spotted the anagram. M |
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01 Feb 01 - 08:40 AM (#387358) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Ella who is Sooze bored now!!! |
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01 Feb 01 - 11:05 AM (#387475) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Dave the Gnome Anyone fancy having a go with harmoniclive? Easiest so far is Evil Harmonic - may be apt? We can get Monica H Liver or Lone Vicar Mich but nothing realy suitable? Go on - you know you want to.... DtG |
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01 Feb 01 - 11:31 AM (#387487) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Lady McMoo How about.. i o inch marvel... as a start? mcmoo |
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01 Feb 01 - 11:50 AM (#387499) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Biskit ?????????? |
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01 Feb 01 - 11:58 AM (#387503) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: mousethief How do people do those anagrams? I can't ever think up an anagram. Must be in the brain wiring, eh? |
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01 Feb 01 - 12:06 PM (#387506) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Wolfgang Alex, there are several webpages doing this job for you. Wolfgang |
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01 Feb 01 - 12:09 PM (#387509) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: mousethief Oh. Cheating. I would never stoop so low. How did people do anagrams before there were computers? Hmm? Some people seem capable of just spinning them out like so much thread. Amazes me. |
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01 Feb 01 - 12:17 PM (#387514) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Steve Parkes I don't like to brag (only because I'm too modest), but A letter I wrote to Computer Weekly magazine (that's a Trade mag, not a nerd mag, BTW) prompted a cartoon of moi with the caption "Strictly speaking, I'm a knowall, not a pedant". (It was a good likeness, too, except for the moustache.) How many Mudcatters have that kind of distinction, eh? Smugly, Steve P.S. I'm not Canadian (but I know a man who is) |
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01 Feb 01 - 12:22 PM (#387520) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: mousethief Hey, that's not an anagram. Where did the other "N" go? BORING KNOWALLS SIR KNOWALL GOB First has 2 N's; second has only 1. I will admit to being a pedant. Alex |
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01 Feb 01 - 12:39 PM (#387525) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: GUEST,Dum Face Act Or Manic Oliver H The world expert on Bob Bolton. Brian |
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01 Feb 01 - 12:41 PM (#387527) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: sophocleese Oh thank god! I thought it was only me, I've been looking all over the house for that lost "N" and couldn't find it aywhere! |
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01 Feb 01 - 02:52 PM (#387667) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Jim the Bart Carmel H Violin? |
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01 Feb 01 - 04:56 PM (#387755) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Greyeyes What about SIR KNOWALL GNOB, the G being silent? |
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01 Feb 01 - 05:12 PM (#387776) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: mousethief Sir Knowall Bong? The annoyingly well-informed stoner? |
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01 Feb 01 - 10:24 PM (#387993) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Bill D Bow Kills Groan silk gown labor oughta be SOME deep meaning there... |
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01 Feb 01 - 11:29 PM (#388015) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: wysiwyg VILE, RICH MOAN RICH VIOLA MEN VOILA! RICH MEN VEIL RICH MOAN MACH VEIL NOIR ~NEMO VILRICHA |
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02 Feb 01 - 05:19 AM (#388095) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: GUEST,Cue Mad Fact Charmin' O' Vile Evil Choir Man Nil Harm Voice Rovin' Michael Brian |
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02 Feb 01 - 05:48 AM (#388103) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Wolfgang Alex, would you consider it cheating if I locate requested for lyrics on the web instead of transcribing and typing them myself? We are in a new age now where we use computers with intelligence and restraint. And computers never err on the number of N's. You even can ask the anagram finder to incorporate a certain word in the solutions. In the case of harmoniclive you might want to see the word 'macho' in the solutions or the word 'vice' or the word 'civil' (like e.g. in 'He no a Mr Civil'; yes, I cheated). Wolfgang (who is convinced, sort of, that Praise uses her new handle only because it is unanagramable) |
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02 Feb 01 - 06:54 AM (#388122) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Steve Parkes PRAISE = ASPIRE So Yah Boo Sucks, Wolfgang! |
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02 Feb 01 - 07:12 AM (#388130) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: GUEST,Fated Mucca Oh! Miracle Vin Mini HV oracle Rein him vocal Cain him, Lover I'm chain lover (but we won't talk about that here!) A clover in him I live on charm!!!!!!! :-) O, Rich live man Chirl in a move Nice viral Moh Ivor H Manicle I loach vermin Ha! I clone Mirv I'm cloven hair I, evil monarch Brian |
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02 Feb 01 - 07:17 AM (#388134) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: GUEST,Mated Fucca Now where's all them line breaks disappearing to this morning. Brian |
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02 Feb 01 - 07:33 AM (#388139) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Wolfgang Oh time-fuse, it can even be creative if you use an online anagram finder.
Ass ever kept, Brian (cue mad fact, dum face act) is 'Mudcat Cafe', but what (who) is So Yah Boo Sucks (I'm not creative enough even trying to cheat)? Wolfgang |
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02 Feb 01 - 07:38 AM (#388140) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Wolfgang Brain, now I know your modus operandi, I wonder why you have not yet posted as 'fuc a maddam' (very bad, not only the spelling). Wolfgang |
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02 Feb 01 - 07:43 AM (#388142) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Wolfgang link for cheaters Wolfgang |
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02 Feb 01 - 08:05 AM (#388148) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: GUEST,Roger the skiffler BTW: is "deaux" what Homer Simpson sounds like in French?(had to ask, can't compete with the anagramaniacs) RtS |
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02 Feb 01 - 08:29 AM (#388163) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Wolfgang Of course, one has to be able to read in order to use the cheater and not like I did above in my before last post: 'fuc a mad etc' would have been a correct reading of what the machine presented to me. Wolfgang |
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02 Feb 01 - 08:54 AM (#388179) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Snuffy Yah Boo Sucks is a not very polite expression, meaning something like "put that in yer pipe and smoke it" or "I am right and you are wrong. So there!" You had said Praise's new name was unanagrammable and Steve gave you an anagram of Praise. But Steve didn't know you meant "WYSIWYG" not "Praise". So you were right and can tell Steve "Yah boo sucks to you, too!" |
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02 Feb 01 - 09:24 AM (#388199) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: GUEST,Tame Cuf Cad Damn, Wolfgang. I missed that one! Shame I'd have loved to use it. I'm off now to do some work (Liar - I'm going to work on So Yah Boo Sucks ). Will post again later. You shock a boss. Brian |
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02 Feb 01 - 10:31 AM (#388240) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Steve Parkes When I used to sinf with Celia Burton, we went by the name of Wysiwig. I think someone else has pinched it since. Kasper Veste P.S. I like the "ass ever kept" (we're fond of donkeys round here) -- I might make use of that. |
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02 Feb 01 - 10:40 AM (#388245) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: GUEST, ~Susan Well if you fellas are really stuck for something to do, look up the thread where I announced my name change and anagram all the different names I used to sign each post. You should have quite a time. They were things such as Silky Flutters, Slip Gizmo, and Hadme Nuffadat Sheet. (Then there is my other membership, The Sugar Dog.) Don't do it in that thread though-- start an anagram thread. People don't know the fun we are having here. CATSPAW actsawp, dun't he? THE SUGAR DOG sure got d hag. ~Susan |
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02 Feb 01 - 10:55 AM (#388254) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Firecat I knew i was cool! According to Wolfgang's cheat site, my Cat name anagrams to Ice Raft!! |
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02 Feb 01 - 11:09 AM (#388262) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: GUEST GUEST = STUEG = stooge E-GUTS. Lotta damn nerve. ~S~ |
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02 Feb 01 - 11:16 AM (#388267) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: GUEST,Duct MacFea I read them at the time thanks, W'y y' swig. Now where were we Golf Wang, how about Such soya books Theres always Wasp act God I really must do some work today. Now why doesn't this piece of software talk to that piece of software, cause it bloody well should! Na Rib |
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02 Feb 01 - 11:29 AM (#388277) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: mousethief Wolfie: Using a computer to create anagrams is "cheating" because an anagram is a mind-teasing type of puzzle, the point of which is to try to use your mind to come up with the scramble. It's like using a computer to fill out a magic number square. It's kinda pointless. In looking up lyrics for people, the point is coming up with the lyrics, not doing it from memory or typing by hand. Apples and oranges, my good wolf. Alex |
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02 Feb 01 - 01:41 PM (#388464) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Dave the Gnome Shucks - I was hoping no-one would notice the missing 'N'. I was typing Sir Knowall B Gob but received a keyboard to user parity error mid stream... Bloody computers, can't trust 'em... Master of Anagrams to me me BTW is local Lancashire lad, Stanley Accrington (Can't act yel nor sing) BIG PLG HERE -go and see him - NOW. Controversial songs within minutes of the events - best anagrams I have seen. See yez DtG |
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02 Feb 01 - 03:07 PM (#388547) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Mary in Kentucky mousethief, I'm with Wolfgang on this one. Not letting us "cheat" by using internet help is like telling a math class they can't use calculators. Sure, there is a place for mental calculations and knowing HOW to do long division of decimals...but we can do more higher level creative thinking when we are released from "chores" which we may not be good at, or just have a roadblock, or just don't want to spend time doing. UNCRATE MY KINKY |
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03 Feb 01 - 02:33 PM (#389247) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Ebbie Can we decode a name when we're given the scrambled version? For instance, my 'real' name comes out, among others, as 'Barren Voltage', 'Granola Brevet', 'Altar Bog Nerve', 'Long Beaver Rat' and my personal favorite: 'Large Bear Vent'. 'Ill Egg Axer', or 'Glee Girl Ax', have you checked yours? :) Eb |
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08 Feb 01 - 07:59 PM (#393650) Subject: RE: BS: SIR KNOWALL GOB, part deaux From: Jim Dixon Harmoniclive = Civil hero man. (I think we can rule that one out.) Evil Monarch I. (Maybe, but he's not the first.) Hove criminal. (Lives near Brighton?) I love in March. (Maybe that's the mating season of his species.) I'm china lover. (Collects rare porcelain?) I'm vile Charon. (Paddling in the Styx?) Live rhino cam. (Can't stop watching the critters?) Mr. Vice in halo. (Like a wolf in sheep's clothing?) O evil rich man! (Somehow I don't think he's rich.) Rich loam vein. (Where he gets his ideas?) Vile choir man. (Always groping the sopranos.) Yeah, I got the anagrams from http://www.AnagramGenius.com/, but the fun consists in trying to think up plausible explanations. |