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Old Saturday 11th October 2003, 01:31   #1
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Cool First attempt at original anagrams!

Hi everybody!
I've been enjoying your anagrams a lot, birdman, and decided to give a go at developing my own. I have no idea how you do it, but these are all "organic" (no-software-used) efforts. There is a theme, and I couldn't decide which one to leave out, so I present all eleven!

1. MAKE-DO BRIDAL HELL!
2. TO STAMP BIN LADIN, CRACK
3. FIVE TROUBLED RACES STARTED
4. CREAMIER HUE ON BEAN STREET
5. DEE: BOOK D.C. DOO-WOP ROLLER
6. FRUIT-GARDEN BABE -- SO RUN, DICK!
7. I SIP YOU, TRUTH
8. WIDE, GREEDY-BRAINED SHE
9. BRUTAL BEES BUILD – I FROWN!
10. VOOSH – FURNACE IS NICE!
11. FIRST SON (SAMUEL) TATTLED

I'm not able to monitor things as closely as I'd like, but I'll be checking in as often as I can to see how you all are doing.

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Old Saturday 11th October 2003, 01:57   #2
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I'm looking forward to trying these Ken...

Unfortunately, v. busy weekend, so I'm gonna print them off and do them later... by which time, I expect, everyone will probably have sussed them!!!
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Old Sunday 12th October 2003, 04:40   #3
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We haven't forgotten you Ken. Hopefully I'll be able to try these soon!

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Old Sunday 12th October 2003, 08:38   #4
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Well, I'll get the ball rolling.

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Old Sunday 12th October 2003, 13:19   #5
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Bingo! That's one for you Robin.

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Old Sunday 12th October 2003, 13:26   #6
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Old Sunday 12th October 2003, 13:55   #7
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Yup - Way to go!

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Hi Ken,

Is there a "c" missing from No. 5?

I hope so... otherwise I'm completely wrong!!!
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Old Tuesday 14th October 2003, 18:41   #9
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Old Tuesday 14th October 2003, 20:00   #10
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Oh dear! You're right about #5, Birdman -- I was afraid I'd make some such goof. Sorry 'bout that! You're probably right on the money.

How about: DECK D.C. DOO-WOP OBOE-ROLLER

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Old Wednesday 15th October 2003, 00:50   #11
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In that case...

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(Don't worry Ken, I've done that myself!)
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Old Wednesday 15th October 2003, 01:09   #12
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No.2 Black and Crimson Pitta

(Does that go by another name???)
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Old Wednesday 15th October 2003, 01:16   #13
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Old Wednesday 15th October 2003, 01:37   #14
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No. 7 Rusty Pitohui

(BTW... Guess who's having trouble sleeping!!!)
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Hmmm... struggling now... and I'd better go to bed.

It's much harder this way round Ken!!!
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Hey there, Birdman -- You're batting 1.000 (Excuse the Americanism -- I have no idea what the cricket equivalent is!) Have you got the theme yet?
I don't know if the Black-and-Crimson Pitta goes by another name; wouldn't be surprised. I don't have any reference that gives it.
And just so you know, your insomnia is merely payback for that which you have caused me -- and many others, I don't doubt!

Three to go . . .

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Old Wednesday 15th October 2003, 08:30   #18
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And just so you know, your insomnia is merely payback for that which you have caused me -- and many others, I don't doubt!
Aaah... touché!

I would appear to be 6 not out, (robinm has put on 2 at the other end).

The theme would be shades of red...

I hadn't noticed until now. Should give us all a chance with the other three, which have proven to be stinkers!

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With a classic drive into the covers robinm hits (hopefully) the winning 3 runs.

6 Ferruginous-backed Antbird
9 Rufous-webbed Brilliant
11 Russet-mantled Softtail

Hope I enjoy the cricketing metaphor, Ken

I think birdman has the theme.
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Ta-dah! Joyous celebrations resound! Between the two of you, Robin and the Birdman, all is accomplished. Well done!
That was fun. I think I may give it another go. It IS a lot easier creating than deciphering. But I will be looking forward to your next challenges, Birdman.

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PS -- On some future visit to the UK (obviously I can't do it on a past visit, now, can I?), I must get a chance to watch at least part of a cricket match. I've read about it, had it explained to me, and seen highlights on the telly, but never experienced it "live." And it would be fun to meet either or both of you in person, if circumstances allow.
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PS -- On some future visit to the UK (obviously I can't do it on a past visit, now, can I?), I must get a chance to watch at least part of a cricket match. I've read about it, had it explained to me, and seen highlights on the telly, but never experienced it "live." And it would be fun to meet either or both of you in person, if circumstances allow.
As a regular cricket watcher I've been known to go birding in the morning and watch a game in the afternoon. Over six months until we get cricket again.
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