(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-T4nzLvFtcVQ/Uj_95toVJuI/AAAAAAAB424/P0X_5HTqluI/s1600/The_Anagram_Times.png) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/)
An anagram is a word or phrase made by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase (for example: Astronomers = Moon starers). Generally, these new words and phrases are related to the subject, but in rare cases they can be used to mean the exact opposite (for example: Within earshot = "I won't hear this"). These can even be humorous and outside-the-box (for example: Mother-in-law = Woman Hitler).
The Anagram Times is a news website where news articles and current events are re-interpreted as anagrams. Headlines, important names, and quotes from news articles are taken and anagrammed into different phrases.
Some excellent recent stories to come out of The Anagram Times are:
Cruz and Kasich take on Trump = Men's pact: run, kick out hazard. (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/cruz-and-kasich-take-on-trump.html)
Boehner wants Paul Ryan for President = Say, power baron lined up fresh entrant (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/boehner-wants-paul-ryan-for-president.html)
Alton Towers = Lot to answer (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/alton-towers-owner-facing-huge-fine.html)
Couple sits on bench. After a while they got up = Scene's nice: the two photograph beautifully (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/couple-sits-on-bench.html)
Mars Food tells customers to go easy on the pasta sauce = To analyse: Seems too processed, too much salt, sugar, fat (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/mars-food-tells-customers-to-go-easy-on.html)
This is an example of a recent story I submitted (I made it into a gif showing the letters moving):
(http://i.imgur.com/AoNtn5G.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/fbi-wont-reveal-method-for-cracking-san.html)
I have a challenge for some of the more experience wordsmiths on here: make a story yourself, from the headline of a recent news story. Take whatever software you prefer for crafting anagrams (I prefer Anagram Artist (https://www.mediafire.com/?e071p06a7f7kido) myself), or craft one by hand, and submit it to The Anagram Times as a possible story for inclusion.
Submit your anagrams here (http://www.anagramtimes.com/p/report.html), and look out for them on the front page! I'm interested in seeing your interpretations of the news!
THe first thing I wondered is if there was an automated tool to generate anagrams because I suck myself at doing them letter by letter. I am tempted to try with CW or Internet-related ones, though.
Who knows, maybe we could take the story of First Fantasy: Mana Force then make a brand new one? O.O
EDIT: Woah, are there really that many possible combinations (several thousands) for Lose the game?
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on April 26, 2016, 11:31:57 PM
THe first thing I wondered is if there was an automated tool to generate anagrams because I suck myself at doing them letter by letter. I am tempted to try with CW or Internet-related ones, though.
Who knows, maybe we could take the story of First Fantasy: Mana Force then make a brand new one? O.O
EDIT: Woah, are there really that many possible combinations (several thousands) for Lose the game?
There is, in the way that you're thinking of, but it costs $34.95 USD (http://anagramgenius.com/ag.html). It's wonderful for automatic generation of great anagrams, but the price turns me off to it. Besides, what if you want to make a 1000 letter anagram? :P
Also, sure there are, because there are a lot of words, and the letters in "LOSE THE GAME" are pretty common letters in words. But out of those, only YOU can decide which make sense. My favorite:
Lose the game = Glee to shame.
EDIT: Perhaps we could team up to create one of these games:
Nasty Tariffs: Roman Cafe
Tiffany's Star: Came On Far
Raft Fins Stay: Ocean Farm
Yeah I tried an online generator and the main issue is that most words did not mix well and 99% had totally obscure words I never heard before.
For anyone that's stuck on making good anagrams, or doesn't know what makes an anagram "good", here are some tips.
http://web.archive.org/web/20151015005302/http://www.anagrammy.com/articles/hallmarks.html
I'll check this out. My main issue is finding anagrams with verbs that matches the right tense and fits. >.<
Also for those who have over 100 posts on Omni: https://www.omnimaga.org/spam/anagrams-of-the-game I lost :P
Submitted new story!
(http://i.imgur.com/YkOGc8z.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/ted-cruz-names-carly-fiorina-as-vp-pick.html)
This was published just recently, and I'd also gotten an email back from Anu Garg (the guy that runs the site...likely a pseudonym, since Anagram Genius = Name Is Anu Garg) regarding this story, saying "Love it!". Apparently he thinks it's clever. :)
I like how the anagram seems related to the original sentence. :P
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on April 28, 2016, 06:58:44 PM
I like how the anagram seems related to the original sentence. :P
Yeah, usually an anagram is related to the original subject, like "Angered = Enraged". Of course, there are some anagrams that are directly opposite the subject, like "The Oscar Nomination = It's not a cinema honor". My personal favorites are the ones that are simply funny, such as "He's a legend in his own mind = Neil Diamond, when he sings". XD
Bump.
New story has been published! And in record time, too, I literally submitted this a minute ago.
(http://i.imgur.com/dC3JV6i.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/obamas-cold-peace-is-right-goal-for.html)
Does your anagram generator actually manage to find matching topics, or do you just provide it matching words?
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on April 30, 2016, 12:32:14 AM
Does your anagram generator actually manage to find matching topics, or do you just provide it matching words?
Anagram Artist is entirely focused on human anagram generation, and the software simply helps. It has one screen that gives you all the words you can possibly make with your subject (and you can select 5 levels of "commonness" to look at), and you are able to enter in option to restrict your words to the ones you want (you can look for a synonym of a word, or look at only words with or without certain letters, or find a certain part of speech, etc.). To make anagrams and enter keywords, you simply type them in the Anagram field. If 25 letters are left, it also auto-generates anagram candidates (not all of them make sense, though, and if it can't make an anagram, it says that it's not possible).
Anagram Genius is almost entirely focused on automatic generation of anagrams. Simply type in a name or phrase, then anagrams are automatically generated and ranked. You can help steer the search in the right direction by offering keywords and topics, and you can select the best anagrams at the end to keep.
As for that specific anagram (and most others I make), I used Anagram Artist, already having the keyword "Mid-East" in mind. Then, I saw the word "action" as a keyword, so I included that. "Refuse at" seemed like the best words usable with the letters that were left.
Ah ok. It would be epic if someone made a software that was smart enough to generate relevant anagrams. :P
Also apparently there are combinations possible for Walriichu, but I don't know if any would make sense. :P
Does the anagram times accept funny or less relevant news as well? Or does it prefer more big world of cultural news? (Thinking along the lines of nottheonion type news)
Quote from: Flippanteer on April 30, 2016, 03:59:03 AM
Does the anagram times accept funny or less relevant news as well? Or does it prefer more big world of cultural news? (Thinking along the lines of nottheonion type news)
It should accept any type of recent news. It even recently accepted a news article titled "Couple Sits On Bench" (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/couple-sits-on-bench.html) (about Will and Kate's visit to the Taj Mahal). So as long as your anagram isn't something like "Twenty unphilosophical bees fetch outrage", it should be fine.
Also, I got an email regarding this one from Anu Garg saying "You're scaring me!", and I don't know if he's referring to a Trump Presidency, or my volume of recent news offerings in a short amount of time.
(http://i.imgur.com/daPZ0fO.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/can-donald-trump-really-win-white-house.html)
Here is another one. This is one of my personal favorites:
(http://i.imgur.com/wEbh4XT.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/if-donald-trump-were-woman-hed-have.html)
Bump.
There's new front-page stories today, courtesy of Russ Atkinson (cops stuck in elevator) and Julian Lofts (female Ted Cruz lookalike).
Firefighters Rescue Cops Stuck In Elevator (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/firefighters-rescue-cops-stuck-in.html)
(MSN (http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/offbeat/firefighters-rescue-cops-stuck-in-elevator-but-stop-to-take-a-photo-first/ar-BBsqjtb))
(https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-dkGoosfLow0/VyVfuVi5sNI/AAAAAAAChSo/OH30k9QpPMMlcoo9qQtMNX17RiIDGKHGACLcB/s1600/firefighters_rescue_police_stuck_in_an_elevator.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/osnV2db.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/firefighters-rescue-cops-stuck-in.html)
Firefighters Rescue Cops Stuck In Elevator = Greater stuff: service heros unstick police
Female Ted Cruz Lookalike Agrees To Do c For $10,000 (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/female-ted-cruz-lookalike-agrees-to-do.html)
(Huffington Post (http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_571aa703e4b0d4d3f7237467))
(http://img.huffingtonpost.com/asset/628_314/571aa7551900002e0056c07e.jpeg?cache=h46mxydsla)
(http://i.imgur.com/IDj8JlP.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/female-ted-cruz-lookalike-agrees-to-do.html)
Searcy Hayes = Aye, she scary! = Aye, he's scary!
What It's Like to Write Jokes for President Obama (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/what-its-like-to-write-jokes-for.html)
(The New York Times (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/30/opinion/what-its-like-to-write-jokes-for-president-obama.html))
(http://cdn2.thr.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/landscape_928x523/2015/05/keegan_michael_key_president_obama.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/h3MQ620.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/what-its-like-to-write-jokes-for.html)
What It's Like to Write Jokes for President Obama = Work hard; smart wit is OK, tiniest jape too feeble.
Also, I submitted a new story!
(http://i.imgur.com/QUN2Z0l.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/04/white-house-2016-clinton-gears-up-for.html)
ROFL, some of those were funny XD
Also I wonder JWinslow23 if you would have ideas of anagrams for "Happy hardcore raver", "UK Hardcore raver" and "Hardcore Until I die"? I am running out of ideas for new song titles. :P
Submitted new stories! I'm too lazy to animate them right now, so I'll just give the raw forms here:
Ted Cruz Suspends His Campaign for President = Trump seized GOP, and press finds such certain. (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/04/us/politics/ted-cruz.html)
Donald Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee = I prevented! He put up simple monogram: DON T. (http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/03/politics/indiana-primary-highlights/)
The latter has a pun on Donald Trump's name. His name for short is Don T, or "don't", if you join it together.
Also, I got ya covered on new song titles ;)
Happy Hardcore Raver = Very Harder Approach = Harry Craved a Hopper
UK Hardcore Raver = Crave Darker Hour
Hardcore Until I Die = Ridiculed Anti-Hero = Lucid Head Interior = I'd Hurt Alone, I Cried = Cloud Ride In The Air = Hurried Idle Action = I Rule, Heroin Addict = I Die, Curtain Holder
I had the most fun with that last one ;)
Thanks for the ideas. Crave Darker Hours actually sounds cool, especially considering the raver's culture in UK which involved hard drugs. :P I also like Lucid Head Interior, Cloud Ride in the Air and one that is quite funny (but might not be appropriate for upload on every site is "I rule, heroin addict". The Lucid and Cloud ones would be fitting for dreamy happy hardcore songs, though.
Also you should cross-post all the anagrams you made on IRC into this topic, since that clutters the IRC channel up (same with Youtube links with the Youtube thread) and in this topic they would at least not be missed. :)
By the way, when we do an anagram, do we have to preserve the punctuation for re-use?
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on May 04, 2016, 05:55:08 AM
Thanks for the ideas. Crave Darker Hours actually sounds cool, especially considering the raver's culture in UK which involved hard drugs. :P I also like Lucid Head Interior, Cloud Ride in the Air and one that is quite funny (but might not be appropriate for upload on every site is "I rule, heroin addict". The Lucid and Cloud ones would be fitting for dreamy happy hardcore songs, though.
Also you should cross-post all the anagrams you made on IRC into this topic, since that clutters the IRC channel up (same with Youtube links with the Youtube thread) and in this topic they would at least not be missed. :)
By the way, when we do an anagram, do we have to preserve the punctuation for re-use?
No, the punctuation is entirely optional. All that matters is that both words/names/phrases use the same letters. Think of it as arranging Scrabble tiles (or Clabbers, or whatever you call them in Canada :P ).
Punctuation can enhance an anagram, if done right. For example:
The Immaculate Conception = Pathetic cult...I mean, COME ON!And take that without punctuation:
The Immaculate Conception = Pathetic cult I mean come onDull, right? You may add it wherever you feel necessary, and word order doesn't matter either.
Thanks for the info. I felt that being forced to re-use all punctuation would have been too restrictive. >.<
Another day, another two published stories.
Donald Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee = I prevented! He put up simple monogram: DON T. (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/donald-trump-presumptive-gop-nominee.html)
DON T is short for Donald Trump; also it spells "don't"Ted Cruz Suspends His Campaign for President = Trump seized GOP, and press finds such certain (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/ted-cruz-suspends-his-campaign-for.html)
EDIT: Apparently, I just got an email from Anu Garg.
Quote from: EmailHi Josiah,
I'd like to add you to The Anagram Times masthead. Let me know where you are located and if you have a preference for a specific title.
Also, I'd like to feature an interview with you in The Anagram Times. Would you be willing to answer a few questions?
Thanks,
Anu
The masthead contains a list of regulars to The Anagram Times and what kind of stories they cover. Some are also featured in interviews, such as
this one with Julian Lofts (=Snafu I'll Jot), the New Zealand reporter. I would love to see where this heads.
Wow what? Could you become famous from the anagrams? O.O (that could give you extra publicity for your other unrelated projects especially if you do pixel art, music or color calc stuff too)
Ever heard of Meyran Kraus, Michael Mesterson-Gibbons, or the Lofts twins? That's what I thought :P
So...that's a no?
Quote from: Dudeman313 on May 05, 2016, 01:21:10 AM
So...that's a no?
Famous within a group, but not world-famous, is what I mean. Jason and Julian are wonderful anagrammers, as is Mike, but I remember Meyran to be excellent at anagram construction. Back in the days of the Anagrammy Awards, she was the oldies checker (checking whether or not anagrams are simply rediscoveries). I remember one time having "Quite an ~ antique!" rejected because it had been discovered before. Too bad, I felt so clever when I discovered that.
Quote from: JWinslow23 on May 05, 2016, 05:29:31 PM
Quote from: Dudeman313 on May 05, 2016, 01:21:10 AM
So...that's a no?
Famous within a group, but not world-famous, is what I mean. Jason and Julian are wonderful anagrammers, as is Mike, but I remember Meyran to be excellent at anagram construction. Back in the days of the Anagrammy Awards, she was the oldies checker (checking whether or not anagrams are simply rediscoveries). I remember one time having "Quite an ~ antique!" rejected because it had been discovered before. Too bad, I felt so clever when I discovered that.
Still has to feel pretty gratifying to be one of the top of a niche news website at least :thumbsup:
Yeah, and when I tell people I'm a "roving reporter for the Anagram Times", they'll say that's cool, too...if they don't know about what anagrams are :P
I just concluded my interview. It consisted of him emailing me a list of questions and me emailing back a list of my responses. I will give a link once it's up.
Bump.
Some new stories are on The Anagram Times!
Captain America: Civil War = A critical view: crap-mania (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/captain-america-civil-war-reviews-what.html)
Kasich ends GOP presidential bid = Aspiring path is blocked, is ended = He did disappoint single backers (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/kasich-ends-gop-presidential-bid.html)
Ryan says he is 'not ready' to back Trump, deepening GOP divide = "I'm never supporting a cheeky, odd bigot as President any day!" (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/ryan-says-he-is-not-ready-to-back-trump.html)
I think these are good, myself. Also, a recently submitted story that will hopefully get published soon:
Top allies break with Ryan over Trump = That may never work. I support liberal! (http://www.politico.com/story/2016/05/paul-ryan-allies-donald-trump-222919)
Cool about the interview. I can't wait to see it ^^
Also lol does the first anagram imply that Captain America: Civil War is bad or something? :P
You should do some calculator-related anagrams. :)
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on May 07, 2016, 02:38:55 AM
Cool about the interview. I can't wait to see it ^^
Also lol does the first anagram imply that Captain America: Civil War is bad or something? :P
You should do some calculator-related anagrams. :)
I mean, I haven't seen it, but the letters speak for themselves :P . I know some people say it's been over-hyped, like Batman v Superman.
Also, I have "Texas Instruments = Turn in tests, exams", but nothing else. Perhaps I could make something ;)
Yeah there are even people who thinks it will start strong at the box-office then collapse. But we will only know once it's out. Also the TI anagrams could be about calc games, website names and maybe some community members. :P
Bump.
No TI anagrams yet, but here are some stories I think are notable, by me and others.
Others:
Donald Trump just threatened to cause an unprecedented global financial crisis = Jesus! Alongside rant, all can dread an ultra-conceited unfit-to-be-President chump! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/donald-trump-just-threatened-to-cause.html)
Trump versus the Republican elite = Chump vs reputable, true, resilient...
Donald Trump versus the Republican elite - the split explained = Reputable old "experts" let in inept chump and evil US Hitler. Sad! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/trump-v-republican-elite-split-explained.html)
Oh, see acrid tailwinds fan ~ those Canadian wildfires (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/massive-canadian-wildfire-likely-to.html)
Hillary Clinton Nicknames Donald Trump the 'Presumptuous Nominee' = Him, the ill-mannered stuck-up tycoon. Moron's an unpresidential lump! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/hillary-clinton-nicknames-donald-trump.html)
Boomer Robert Phelps is the name of Michael's son = Mom calls him 'Bob' or 'Peepee' for short - is sane then (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/what-did-michael-phelps-name-his-son.html)
Washington DC flower thief arrested = Growers detain filcher as theft down (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/washington-dc-flower-thief-arrested.html)
Congressional Republicans Line Up Behind Trump = Ironic Plan: "Presidential Enough," Burps Men's Club (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/congressional-republicans-line-up.html)
United States of America = Enemies: USA/fat dictator (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/north-korea-warns-it-will-build-even.html)
Sarah Palin Threatens to End Paul Ryan's Career for Not Backing Trump = At best, an Alaskan Horror and Chief Rat Trump represent lunacy in GOP! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/sarah-palin-threatens-to-end-paul-ryans.html)
Are EU having a laugh? = Ha-ha, auguring leave! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/are-eu-having-laugh.html)
Animal testicle bombs = Balls combat enmities (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/animal-testicle-bombs-are-dangerous.html)
Budweiser renamed = Beer named "US"? Weird! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/budweiser-renamed-america.html)
Donald Trump is the presumptive nominee = Hot-tempered vile nit spurs pandemonium! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/blog-post.html)
Hillary Clinton Slams BDS Movement as "No Path to Peace" for Israelis and Palestinians = Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions appears as foolish plan. Islam remains hell, I learn (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/hillary-clinton-slams-bds-movement-as.html)
Sadiq Khan shuns Donald Trump's offer to let him into US = "Help? I'd stuff, squash, and knot that red Mussolini moron!" (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/sadiq-khan-shuns-donald-trumps-offer-to.html)
Mine:
Canada's Fort McMurray wildfire = Warm flame did carry unfair cost (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/massive-canadian-wildfire-likely-to.html)
President of the United States of America = See fear if the candidate to set on is Trump (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/the-back-door-gop-conversations.html)
Ozzy and Sharon Osborne split = Snazzy pair rush to loosen bond (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/ozzy-and-sharon-osbourne-split.html)
The United States of America = I must set a trade fee to China (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/china-urges-reasonable-trade-views.html)
Top allies break with Ryan over Trump = That may never work. I support liberal! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/top-allies-break-with-ryan-over-trump.html)
Christie's bet on Trump pays off = Shy support in office? Smart bet. (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/christies-bet-on-trump-pays-off.html)
(slightly modified from submitted version)
Cruz opens door to kick-starting suspended campaign = Asking USA's crazed, con president Trump to pick. God, no! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/cruz-opens-door-to-kick-starting.html)
Sanders, Trump easily win West Virginia primary; Trump picks up Nebraska too = Prickly gray man draws a brisk support, "presumptive nominee" awaits its ruin. (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/sanders-trump-easily-win-west-virginia.html)
There's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti = "Eminem's smooth rap has a very sweet T-shirt," I gloated. (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/eminem-released-moms-spaghetti-t-shirts.html)
House GOP warns Ryan to back Trump = Arm to not back up power-hungry ass! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/house-gop-warns-ryan-to-back-trump.html)
Mine, not yet published:
Impeachment of Brazil president goes from longshot to likely = Most feel, simply zero shot in hell at going back for redemption. (http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/05/11/impeachment-brazil-president-goes-from-longshot-to-likely.html)
Biden: 'I would have been the best president' = Bend on view, then be leader? I bet he's stupid. (http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/11/politics/joe-biden-president/)
The two Donald Trumps = Dolt-mouth, and twerps. (http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/11/politics/donald-trump-2016/)
Holy cow, that's a lot! O.O I saw some on IRC and liked them, but I'll need more time later to read the rest, so I'll mark this topic as unread.
Thank you! At this moment, I'm actually working to crank out more as well. I already have a few more, so even if you did read by now, you're not done yet :P
Bump.
New story published!
Sanders, Trump easily win West Virginia primary; Trump picks up Nebraska too (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/sanders-trump-easily-win-west-virginia.html)
(Washington Post) (https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/clinton-tests-general-election-messages-in-final-stretch-of-primary-contests/2016/05/10/f8d2f34e-16bc-11e6-924d-838753295f9a_story.html)
(https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1577/24311159914_c0cab5fd08.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/sq3TZFf.gif)
Sanders, Trump easily win West Virginia primary; Trump picks up Nebraska too = Prickly gray man draws a brisk support; "presumptive nominee" awaits its ruin (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/sanders-trump-easily-win-west-virginia.html)
Another multi-anagram story has also been published:
(http://i.imgur.com/pPW0Ytc.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/why-republicans-on-capitol-hill-are-so.html)
This story is related to something Canadian (the Toronto Raptors' win against the Miami Heat), an attempt to
pander to honor
@DJ Omnimaga and the entirety of TI-Planet :P
(http://i.imgur.com/176USQC.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/lowry-rescues-raptors-scores-33-in-95.html)
This story is an 8-anagram account of Europe's migration crisis. This is probably one of my most ambitious stories yet, and I'm not even joking.
(http://i.imgur.com/yQ4qgJO.gif) (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/turkey-losing-hope-for-eu-visa-free-deal.html)
TrBump.
This time, I have a Donald Trump related story, made entirely with Anagram Genius.
Welcome To Trump World: Immigration = Turmoil tomorrow, electing mad wimp. (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/welcome-to-trump-world-immigration.html)
These two stories may not be published any time soon.
Biden: 'I would have been the best president' = Bend on view, then be leader? I bet he's stupid. (http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/11/politics/joe-biden-president/)
The two Donald Trumps = Dolt-mouth, and twerps. (http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/11/politics/donald-trump-2016/)
Ba da bump, ba da bump, ba da bump bump bump...
My interview with Anu Garg has been published! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/the-anagram-times-q-with-reporter.html) Awesome! Time to celebrate with more anagram news stories. ;)
"Weak" Donald Trump = Loud, dark man wept. (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/elizabeth-warren-unleashes-tweetstorm.html)
Have you ever wondered how the rest of the world would vote in our presidential election? = So, however we do it, we'd see overdue Hillary Clinton to overpower The Donald in the future. (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/hillary-clinton-romps-in-world-vote.html)
Bill Clinton's rough day on the trail = Hillary continues to roll...bad night? (http://www.politico.com/story/2016/05/bill-clinton-new-jersey-campaign-223178)
A trending Facebook news post = GOP faced known, rotten biases. (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kicker/is-facebook-controlling-t_b_9959890.html)
What Donald Trump must do to defeat Hillary Clinton = To win, hardly put a full mindset on that old Democrat. (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/what-donald-trump-must-do-to-defeat.html)
Walrus gives birth at Quebec City aquarium, a Canadian first = Arnaliaq carried such a fat cub. Visit by water, quite amusing! (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/walrus-gives-birth-at-quebec-city.html)
Impeachment of Brazil president goes from longshot to likely = Most feel, simply zero shot in hell at going back for redemption. (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/impeachment-of-brazil-president-goes.html)
Bill Clinton: 'I killed myself to give the Palestinians a state' = It kept oilcans, a noted benefit, yet Islam's still a living hell. (http://www.anagramtimes.com/2016/05/bill-clinton-i-killed-myself-to-give.html)
Father speaks of son, who was found decapitated = Weapon...footsteps dashed...head was off in a truck. (http://abc7chicago.com/news/exclusive-father-speaks-of-son-who-was-found-decapitated/1338230/)
Microsoft's Project Spark = Tricks of major prospects. (http://www.pcmag.com/news/344477/microsofts-project-spark-going-dark)
Awesome. :)