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Thursday, July 19, 2007

Bored Bored Bored.

So, I have been doing some anagrams.

Here goes...


Dr Andrew Wakefield - Flawed Ink Rewarded

Dr Gillian McKeith - Kill Charming Diet

Electrosensitivity - Risen To Selectivity

homeopathic remedy - Here Hypo-Atom Medic

Food for the Brain - Brother Of ION Fad

Institute of Optimum Nutrition - Nut Into Tummies Tuition Profit

Patrick Holford - Fork to Chip Lard

Dr George Carlo - Roger Goldacre (shame it was not andrew)




Please feel free to post your own. (May think up a prize if suitably impressed.)



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9 Comments:

Blogger Shinga said...

Electrosensitivity:

No - Try Selectivities

selective tiny riots

Secretive? I? (snottily)

Receives it snottily

Selectivity ires not

No selectivity rites

Friday, 20 July, 2007  
Blogger Shinga said...

ION:

Fit nutritionist immune opt out

Nutritionist - petition Tofu Mum

Nutritionist. Impute motif unto?

Intuit: mom - top nutritionist foe

Mime "nutritionist unfit". Opt out.

Friday, 20 July, 2007  
Blogger Shinga said...

Homeopathic remedy:

To a hypodermic heme

Hope. A mediocre myth.

Hectored a mopey him.

Chide a morpheme toy

A dicey morpheme, tho'

Chide a mopey mother

Chide a mopy theorem

Mopey itched a Homer

A chomped her moiety

A peyote chromed him

Pithy here. A commode!

Hither, a commode. Yep.

Ohm - A comedy, prithee!

Meter ohm. Decoy a phi.

WV is tzwix which makes me want to go out and find one.

Friday, 20 July, 2007  
Blogger Shinga said...

Patrick Holford:

Flack Hid Torpor

A Pitchfork, Lord?

Caliph Dork Fort

Pact, Horrid Folk?

Lick for hardtop

Laird Froth Pock

Dark pitch floor

Torch rapid folk

Flip, Dark Cohort!

Lad or pitchfork?

Half to Poor, Dick?

Flap third crook.

Friday, 20 July, 2007  
Blogger Le Canard Noir said...

Probably a better one for electrosenitivity is:

its to silence verity

Monday, 23 July, 2007  
Blogger Tim said...

Andy Lewis, idle, yawns.

Monday, 23 July, 2007  
Blogger Le Canard Noir said...

innevitable, I suppose...

Monday, 23 July, 2007  
Blogger Tim said...

You mean, you've heard it before?? Spooky.

Henrik Eiriksson hokes risk - rein in.

Thursday, 26 July, 2007  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Who uses Homeopathy?
Homeopathy is suitable for everyone, and has found wide support in all walks of life, all around the globe:

"..[Homeopathy] cures a larger percentage of cases than any other method of treatment and is beyond all doubt safer, more economical, and the most complete medical science. " Mahatma Gandhi - Homeopathy is now the most popular form of medicine in India.

"...[Homeopathy is a].. progressive and aggressive step in medicine." John D Rockefeller

"....You may honestly feel grateful that homeopathy survived the attempts of the [orthodox physicians] to destroy it." Mark Twain (author) Harper's Magazine. February 1890.

More recently, the following have also endorsed Homeopathic Medicine:

Royalty
The entire British Royal family, including:
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
His Royal Highness, Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales

Sports personalities
David Beckham, English Football Superstar
Kate Schmidt, Two Time Olympic Javelin Medallist

Musicians
Paul McCartney
Tina Turner
Yehudi Menuhin, Violinist

"Homeopathy is a highly developed health practice that uses a systematic approach to the totality of a person’s health. Anyone seeking a fuller understanding of health and healing will find Homeopathy extremely important and applicable." Gay Gaer Luce. Ph.D. , (science writer - twice winner of the national science writer's award)

BUT I GUESS ANYONE WHO HAS QUACKWATCH ON THEIR LIST OF FRIENDS IS IN DIRE NEED OF SOME RATIONAL INPUT

Monday, 17 September, 2007  

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