Rocks'n'Diamonds

Things you do when you're bored!

Holger Schemel
Hell's gem chore (he knows this one already)

Rocks'n'Diamonds
Crooks And Minds
Odd con-man risks
Risk And Condoms (my favorite)

Game, Level and Graphic Designers
Hell's depraving magic renegades.

Francesco
Soccer fan (Too coincidental!)

Flumminator
Immortal fun
Mint formula

And me, Alan Martin Bond
Brat in an old man (too true!)

LOL, that's fun! Well done

Well done indeed -- some of them are just incredible! :-o

Honestly: Did you use some software to create them (regardless of being ready-to-use software or written by yourself) that uses help from a dictionary? (I know that there is such software out there...)

Or did you just purely made them up in your mind (maybe using Scrabble tiles as a little help)? :-)

If the latter: I honestly admire your linguistic creativity then! *wow* :-o :-o :-)

Yeah, things you do when you're bored - and late in the night...



Ok. It's not so smooth, but it's just a ten minutes' work...

I was about to put it in my signature, but it's already hassling enough, being just here

Artsoft Entertainment:

Star of ten in treatment (only a few letters changed places!)
Fat, rotten tennis tamer
Tonnes-fat mint treater
Front mitten ant-eaters

Too bad none of these make sense... :-D

And now, to match Alan:

Holger Schemel:
Shell Ogre Mech

Rocks'n'Diamonds:
Sick dorm donnas

Game, Level and Graphic Designers:
Saliva germ, leech and pig's gender

Francesco:
Can fresco (think: graffiti ;-)

Flumminator:
Mint formula
[edit] oh crap, I didn't notice you came up with this one as well! I'll try another one:
Film tour man

Alan Martin Bond:
A bland Nitro Man (sorry ;-)

:-D

I really like such anagrams!

I should find my Grandma's old Scrabble game to also create some... :-)

(Maybe some genius here can make a CE level that automatically creates random anagrams... just kidding! ;-) )

bojster wrote:Artsoft Entertainment:
Star of ten in treatment (only a few letters changed places!)
[...]
Too bad none of these make sense...

What about this:

Oh, well, I miss an "s", anyway...

bojster wrote:Francesco:
Can fresco (think: graffiti

Too coincidental again! I took part in a lot of nightly "graffitti" incursions, here and there in my town

Holger wrote:I should find my Grandma's old Scrabble game to also create some... :-)

It's not really needed (unless you want to treat it as an excuse ;p), here's what I do:
I put the 'original' string in this box and start making up words right below it. As I use some letter in the anagram, I remove it from the original string; when I decide to erase some letter, I put it back in the string. It might not be super-comfortable, but I don't have any scrabble pieces with me and I don't want to use any automation, and, well, it does the job. ;-)

> It's not really needed (unless you want to treat it as an excuse ;p)

You got me! ;-)

No, I just think this would be the most comfortable way to play around with letters (at least for me). I also thought about the "electronic" way to to it (just like you described it), but at least for me it seems to be a bit counter-intuitive... :o)

But nevertheless, I like the results posted here so far!

(Maybe I should go to work by train instead of by car, to have some free time for nice little games like anagrams... :) )

alan is a anagram genius (TM)