Names for Eric -PSF?
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Call me childish and silly, but I reckon Eric M could do
with a nickname.
My first idea was Patron Saint of Fat, which reduces to PSF,
but ISTR that someone already has that :-) (ducks
instintively as block of concrete passes left ear)
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Rich
>My first idea was Patron Saint of Fat, which reduces to
>PSF, but ISTR that someone already has that :-) (ducks
>instintively as block of concrete passes left ear)
Oh I think you do need to duck Rich, for that one....
EM was barely articulate so he could simply be PSIW - Patron
Saint of Inarticulate W... rhymes with banker.
Cheers, helen s
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burt wrote:
> My first idea was Patron Saint of Fat, which reduces to
> PSF, but ISTR that someone already has that :-) (ducks
> instintively as block of concrete passes left ear)
Hmmm. Combining lardass with brainbucket we get...
Lardbucket
Works for me ;-)
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88% of helmet statistics are made up, 65% of them at
Washington University
Hmm. Famous Erics of recent histocret:
Stressed Eric -> Messed(up) Eric Eric the Half a Bee -> Eric
the Half a Brain (with apologies to the Python Police)
Wreckless Eric - > Clueless Eric
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>Eric the Half a Brain
Love it.
> Clueless Eric
Or how about Feckless Eric?
And to think this man is supposed to be 'ministerial material'...
d.
On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 11:45:12 GMT, davek wrote:
>>Eric the Half a Brain
>
> Love it.
>
>> Clueless Eric
>
> Or how about Feckless Eric?
>
> And to think this man is supposed to be 'ministerial
> material'...
Never!
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An anagram of 'Eric Anthony Martlew' is 'A tyrannic
helmet row'.
ttfn
Martin
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Martin Harlow martin@freedonia.demon.co.uk
>An anagram of 'Eric Anthony Martlew' is 'A tyrannic helmet row'.
That's so brilliant I'm not even going to bother to check if it's genuine. Now send it to Private Eye. Or Marina Hyde (Diary) at the Guardian. Or both.
d.
In article <sjinl1-
jin.ln1@gododdin.internal.jasmine.org.uk>,
simon@jasmine.org.uk says...
> in message <c6as3s$9haf5$2@ID-120318.news.uni-berlin.de>,
> Dave Larrington ('legs_larry@yahoo.com') wrote:
>
> > Hmm. Famous Erics of recent histocret:
> >
> > Stressed Eric -> Messed(up) Eric Eric the Half a Bee ->
> > Eric the Half a Brain (with apologies to the Python
> > Police) Wreckless Eric - > Clueless Eric
>
> Wreckless Eric is exactly recise. He proposes to introduce
> legislation which will, on the balance of probabilities,
> injure and kill more people than it saves.
Should perhaps be Reckless Eric. Wreckless would mean he
wasn't wrecking things, and he blatantly is. Reckless would
be without regard to known information, or to safety.
Jon
davek wrote:
>>An anagram of 'Eric Anthony Martlew' is 'A tyrannic
>>helmet row'.
I found a few more, courtesy of the trial version of
"Anagram genius" :
"The wormy anal cretin" "O! Raw, tyrannic helmet" "Oh my!
Rectal hat winner!" "Own crania try helmet" "Lame wry
cretin on hat"
Lots more came out, I just couldn't be bothered to search
for any more really apposite ones ...
** Phil.
> Lots more came out, I just couldn't be bothered to search
> for any more really apposite ones ...
"My own cranial tether" "To renew cranial myth"
d.
Eric Martlew MP is Lame Merc Twirp :-)
ttfn
Martin
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Martin Harlow martin@freedonia.demon.co.uk
On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 13:25:33 +0100, Martin Harlow
<martin@freedonia.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
<vbuXg+A9sQiAFwvj@freedonia.demon.co.uk>:
>An anagram of 'Eric Anthony Martlew' is 'A tyrannic
>helmet row'.
I love anagrams, me. I am a Stilgoe fan. This has prompted
me to re-install anagram genius, which is a Good Thing
(although I can do them unaided, a bit of cheating is never
a bad thing).
Eric Anthony Martlew MP =
I'm contrary helmet pawn Lynch worm-eaten armpit
Trenchant pommy wailer (one for the Aussies there) Oh my!
New manic prattler! crap man, tory helmet win (n
deference to Mr Forth)
And lots of others...
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88% of helmet statistics are made up, 65% of them at
Washington University
Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
> crap man, tory helmet win (n deference to Mr Forth)
>
That one is so apposite it has to be the winner.
I am intending to write to the honourable gentleman
thanking him for introducing his Bill. I started as pro-
helmet anti-compulsion but it was in researching the
information to counter the compulsion aspect that I came
across the related evidence of increased risk. So I have Mr
Martlew to thank for opening my eyes to helmets being at
best a neutral and at worst a bad thing. I am sure he will
be pleased to hear it.
Tony
On Sun, 25 Apr 2004 14:59:11 +0100, "Tony Raven"
<junk@raven-family.com> wrote in message
<c6gg6m$bh2r1$2@ID-178940.news.uni-berlin.de>:
>I have Mr Martlew to thank for opening my eyes to helmets
>being at best a neutral and at worst a bad thing. I am sure
>he will be pleased to hear it.
Gwan gwan gwan gwan gwan gwan gwan!
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88% of helmet statistics are made up, 65% of them at
Washington University
On Sun, 25 Apr 2004 14:22:10 +0100, "Just zis Guy, you know?"
<outlook.bugs@microsoft.com> wrote:
>On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 13:25:33 +0100, Martin Harlow
><martin@freedonia.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
><vbuXg+A9sQiAFwvj@freedonia.demon.co.uk>:
>
>>An anagram of 'Eric Anthony Martlew' is 'A tyrannic
>>helmet row'.
>
>I love anagrams, me. I am a Stilgoe fan.
Moi, aussi. Do you take your kids to the Stilgoe
Family Concerts at the RFH? I recall you have a
budding horn player.
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Dave Kahn wrote:
>> I love anagrams, me. I am a Stilgoe fan.
> Moi, aussi. Do you take your kids to the Stilgoe
> Family Concerts at the RFH? I recall you have a
> budding horn player.
We went to our first one last month, and most enjoyable it
was, too (even if Daddy was singing along with the
Palovtsian Dances). We have a horn player and a cellist in
the family, and Mum plays the piano and organ (and is
considering dusting off her viola to accompany Pete on his
microcello). Daddy sings.
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Victory is ours! Down with Eric the Half A Brain!
"Tony Raven" <junk@raven-family.com> wrote in message news:<c6gg6m$bh2r1$2@ID-178940.news.uni-berlin.de>...
> I am intending to write to the honourable gentleman
> thanking him for introducing his Bill. I started as pro-
> helmet anti-compulsion but it was in researching the
> information to counter the compulsion aspect that I came
> across the related evidence of increased risk. So I have
> Mr Martlew to thank for opening my eyes to helmets being
> at best a neutral and at worst a bad thing. I am sure he
> will be pleased to hear it.
On reading your letter he will probably resort to one of Mr.
Larrington's favourite exclamations: Bah! :-)
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Dave...
On Sun, 25 Apr 2004 14:22:10 +0100, "Just zis Guy, you know?"
<outlook.bugs@microsoft.com> wrote:
>I love anagrams, me. I am a Stilgoe fan. This has prompted
>me to re-install anagram genius, which is a Good Thing
>(although I can do them unaided, a bit of cheating is never
>a bad thing).
>
>Eric Anthony Martlew MP =
>
>I'm contrary helmet pawn Lynch worm-eaten armpit
>Trenchant pommy wailer (one for the Aussies there) Oh my!
>New manic prattler! crap man, tory helmet win (n
>deference to Mr Forth)
>
One of my more used sites in the early hours of the morning
is <http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/> (http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/)
For more choice, see <http://directory.google.com/Top/Recre-
ation/Humor/Wordplay/Anagrams/Generators/?tc=1>
James
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