The Darrow-Browns Thoonerism Spread - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

littlemanpoet · 04-20-2007, 09:54 AM

Thorry of shese have already din bun, Lime ayzy:

Gookbill the Hoomba

Payanor of the Ferethil

Oromir Batey Ate

The only eel restel

"One who can not cast a weasure atray at feed is in netters."

**The Saucepan Man** · 04-20-2007, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Bb

Really, it is a sorry limitation upon the swapped sounds to insist upon such situational linquistics as requiring a transposition of sounds only available in the immediate context. Let us thip our dipsongs, I say, mop subliminal hairs.

I dost misagree. Spew troonerisms should be pructured stroppily, although spainges in chelling (such as characterise many of Pelemee's offerings) are permitted to mirthimise max.

Other types of plirdway are subtly the reject of their own thread.

Is it just me, or is this bread the-coming untirely enreadable ...?

Btw, I would caution against spoonerising "Fool of a Took".

Hilde Bracegirdle · 04-20-2007, 10:59 AM

Another one to avoid... "Saurman, you have missed your path in life..." Still better the math than the math teacher.

I have seen the Site Wity, long ago.

He who breaks a wing to find out that it is, has left the path of wisdom.

Rikae · 04-20-2007, 11:31 AM

"Missed your path"? Well, I guess it beats saying the dog ate it.

And speaking of the British definition, it's off to the sticker lore with me!

Shall I buy line, or wicker? Perhaps some vice nodka?

And yes, this is riddle mirth elated!

Bêthberry · 04-20-2007, 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by The Saucepan Man

I dost misagree. Spew troonerisms should be pructured stroppily, although spainges in chelling (such as characterise many of Pelemee's offerings) are permitted to mirthimise max.

Other types of plirdway are subtly the reject of their own thread.

Oh gall right. I tow to the bods of toff nopic-ess. Clewis Larroll, shou thalt have tie down thropic.

Moving forthwith:

The born of Horomir! . . . Ne is in heed . . . . Malas a nil date is on me this fay and all that I moo goes adiss.

Thus passes the Dare of Henethor, Tord of the Gower of Lard. (opps, careful there)

Gain was Vandalf's must in tree.

04-20-2007, 10:59 AM	#3
Hilde Bracegirdle Relic of Wandering Days Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: You'll See Perpetual Change. Posts: 1,480	Another one to avoid... "Saurman, you have missed your path in life..." Still better the math than the math teacher. I have seen the Site Wity, long ago. He who breaks a wing to find out that it is, has left the path of wisdom. Last edited by Hilde Bracegirdle; 04-20-2007 at 02:03 PM. Reason: Correcting a folkerism among the spoons!

04-20-2007, 11:31 AM	#4
Rikae Mellifluous Maia Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: A glade open to the stars, deep in Nan Elmoth Posts: 3,489	"Missed your path"? Well, I guess it beats saying the dog ate it. And speaking of the British definition, it's off to the sticker lore with me! Shall I buy line, or wicker? Perhaps some vice nodka? And yes, this is riddle mirth elated! Last edited by Rikae; 04-20-2007 at 11:36 AM.

04-20-2007, 09:54 AM	#1
littlemanpoet Itinerant Songster Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: The Edge of Faerie Posts: 7,066	Thorry of shese have already din bun, Lime ayzy: Gookbill the Hoomba Payanor of the Ferethil Oromir Batey Ate The only eel restel "One who can not cast a weasure atray at feed is in netters."