Paul Szlosek recently posted information about an invented form and gave two examples. Check out his post to see how it is done. I tried doing it with the letters in my full name but my first, middle, and last names are short, so the word list was fairly short. I tried to have fun with it, and it does have some sense of a sort to it, but it is probably gibberish to most. It was a blast trying to put something together for the form. Maybe I could try taking a longer name of a well-known person and call it an anagrammatic celebrity profile?
OK ya,
ai ai ai
fa la la la la
Yo, I say
As Sol sky
Oil soaks
Silk koala, fly fox
Flaky alky flask
Fails, alas
Ask sly koi,
Alias lox,
A folky fils
Ski fay oaks ail
Okays six kilos flax
Axial yaks fix foils foxily
Hey, that’s really cool! I don’t get it, but I like it a lot. 🙂 I’ll check out the link, too.
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Reading it this morning, it sounds even more nonsensical 🙂
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I am so glad you tried an anagrammatic selfie. I really enjoyed yours, it’s a lot of fun especially read out loud.
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🙂
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