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Thanks Nanaea!

by Selwyn (guest)

2/23/2001, 8:42 AM

in reply to a message by Nanaea

This is getting interesting.

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- Nanaea +5

2/24/2001, 4:06 AM

A set of Scrabble tiles helps, too. Especially when you want to try out creative spellings of names and words, and foreign words, which aren't found in English-language computer databases. ;)

-- Nanaea

- Liberty (guest) +4

2/24/2001, 9:42 AM

Help please?

I kinda got my mom hooked on the anagramming thing and know she wants one for her name,
Della Ann Sumner.

She's basically looking for a pen name or something like that. She said she
looked over the net but all she got was cheesy sayings and weird words. I'm not
sure if she's doing this for fun or if she's writing a book or something like that.
Could you help me Nan? Please?

thanks,
Liberty <= )

- Nanaea +2

2/24/2001, 3:49 PM

Try these

Della Ann Sumner=

Saundra Mennell
Esmeralda N. Lunn
Randene Sumnall
Dru Anne Mansell
Anne S. Maundrell
Anna S. Mullender
Lurlene Ann Dams
Elsa Ann Lendrum
Lenna-Lu Ramsden
Lenna-Lu Marsden

-- Nanaea

- Bruce C. Lendrum (guest)

6/27/2001, 1:14 AM

Lendrum name

The Lendrum name comes from the Farm located in North-East Scotland.
Turff,Scotland

- Nanaea

2/25/2001, 3:43 AM

Two more

Following our discussion of the possible unnecessariness of middle names (see topic: "What would be a good middle name for sarah?" above), here are two more anagram aliases of "Della Ann Sumner" to consider, sans middle names:

Suellen Randman
Lurlene Sandman

-- Nanaea

- Selwyn (guest)

2/24/2001, 3:16 PM

This is from this page's anagram section

Della - Adell
Ann - Nan

Now we only need Sumner. Hmm... what about Mersum?

Adell Nan Mersum

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