Anagram Genius

"George W. Bush" = "He grew bogus."
"John Kerry" = "Horny jerk."

We were screwed from the beginning...
 
Even the anagram of my name is geeky:
"calculon00" = "Null coca"

Also:
"the order" = "Red-hot re"
"Adolph Hitler" = "Hot, rapid hell"
 
'Saddam Hussein'
anagrams to
'UN's said he's mad.'


'Red Hot Chili Peppers'
anagrams to
'Tip: shred rich people.'

I knew it.
 
United States of America: 'Dine out, taste a Mac, fries.'

European Union: 'Up our inane one.'





Roshambo: 'Bash room.' -- You were warned.

Malkavian: 'A van. A milk.' -- Straight edge all the way, baby.

Briosafreak: 'Fair as broke.'

The Vault Dweller: 'Whatever dull let.'

Paladin Solo : 'Spoil anal do.'

No Mutants Allowed: 'Neat old woman lust.'

Fallout: a PA role playing game: 'I am flagellate, popular agony.'

Interplay: 'Party line.'

Fallout Tactics: 'Tactful, stoical.'

Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel: 'Fool self-hate or hot troubled.'

The Netherlands: 'The end enthrals.' -- Hell yeah.
 
Mikey of Vault 0 = 'I am fluky vote.'

Rule Britannia = 'Un-Libertarian?'

God Save The Queen = 'Evade ghost queen.'

The United Kingdom = 'Guided men to think?'

Anagram Genius = 'An amusing rage.'

Roast Lunch on Sunday = 'Darn! Sunny holocaust.'

Charles and Camilla = 'Anarchical, mad sell.'

Microsoft Windows XP = 'Worm downs PC, so fix it!'

Bill Gates = 'Legal bits.'

We were here before the fall... = 'Eh! The feeble, rare were-wolf.'

Microsoft Works = 'Fist mock sorrow.'

Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz = 'Mr Jock, TV quiz PhD, bags few lynx.'

May 5th, General Election = 'Energetic, mean tally-ho.'
 
Arnold Schwarzenegger = He's grown large 'n' crazed.
Leonardo DiCaprio = Periodic anal odor.
Angelina Jolie = I join anal glee.
Nicholas Cage = Angelic chaos.
Sean Connery = On any screen.
Pierce Brosnan = Inborn as creep.
Anakin Skywalker = Wreak kinky nasal.
 
'orderite shower' anagrams to 'Weirdest or hero.' Tee-hee

'temptation island 'anagrams to 'It's an impotent lad.'

'big brother' anagrams to 'Right b-bore!'
 
Thank you Juijitsu...youve made lots of unique fun for everyone.

You got me there Jebus...I sound so cryptic. Though it makes sense. "Whatever" I say is often "Dull" though you "Let" me say it anyway...

...how does this program know?! I know what an anagram is, but how does it find the references that people would relate too?

Seriously Im typing in various names I can think of and it gives me words that would be random if not for the fact that the phrases they create, besides being formed from the original letters, are actually relevant to the person;

-My real name = "Tarzan if so rich bliss" (I like nature...I find bliss in it...)

-Paul Atreides = "A purest ideal" (He's the hero of Dune)

-Commissar Lauren = "Musical Ransomer"

-My cousin's name = "Pin Jealous Hedonism"

-Micheal Wood = "A melodic who" (A friend who did play the violin!)

-John Uskglass = "Junk slosh gas" (Im sure he has lots of junk and gas)

:shock: ,
The Vault Dweller
 
The_Vault_Dweller said:
...how does this program know?! I know what an anagram is, but how does it find the references that people would relate too
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It doesn't. It's pure psychology. Because you want it to relate to the subject, in your mind it does, and as long as it's obscure enough not to matter, which is easy when you have only a few jumbled letters to deal with, the anagram genius can easily jumble up words that could apply to anyone.

It's the same principle as starcharts.
 
Bradylama - A barmy lad.

Do people still even use the word barmy?

barm·y ( P ) Pronunciation Key (bärm)
adj. barm·i·er, barm·i·est
1. Full of barm; foamy.
2. Eccentric; daft.
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True on both accounts.
 
Ekarderif said:
Arnold Schwarzenegger = He's grown large 'n' crazed.
Leonardo DiCaprio = Periodic anal odor.
Angelina Jolie = I join anal glee.
Nicholas Cage = Angelic chaos.
Sean Connery = On any screen.
Pierce Brosnan = Inborn as creep.
Anakin Skywalker = Wreak kinky nasal.
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I can't remember, which movie did the last one play in? ;)
 
Bradylama said:
Do people still even use the word barmy?
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Yes, but only British Tabloid headline-writers. It's a niche.

Right. My name (as I would give it) makes: 'Smut on serf.' (Which is ... odd)
My full name: 'Favour damndest hiss.' (Which makes no sense whatsoever)
Big T UK (which I don't really go by any more): Kit Bug.

Right. I judge that this website sucks, or it just doesn't like me.
Or my name(s) just do not work.
 
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