These are anagrams of well known people

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The thread discusses anagrams of well-known people, inviting participants to identify the individuals represented by the given anagrams. The scope is primarily recreational and puzzle-oriented.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • Post 1 presents five anagrams for participants to solve.
  • Post 2 identifies three of the anagrams, suggesting George Bush, Demi Moore, and Isaac Newton, while expressing difficulty with the remaining two.
  • Post 3 proposes solutions for all five anagrams, suggesting George Bush, Charles Dickens, Demi Moore, Whitney Houston, and Isaac Newton.
  • Post 4 notes partial contributions from two participants, indicating a shared effort in solving the anagrams.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

There is some agreement on the solutions for certain anagrams, but the identification of all anagrams remains contested, particularly for the second and fourth entries.

Contextual Notes

Participants have not provided definitive solutions for all anagrams, and there may be multiple interpretations for the entries that remain unsolved.

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Individuals interested in word puzzles, anagrams, or recreational problem-solving may find this discussion engaging.

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These are anagrams of well known people. Can you figure them out?

1. G's huge bore
2. C Kindles Search
3. Moodier me
4. Shy without neon
5. A new antic- so?
 
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1. George Bush
2. ?
3. Demi Moore
4. ?
5. Isaac Newton

hmm, the other two are hard. Atleast with 1,3, and 5 there was an obvious portion of the word already there.
 
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1. George Bush
2. Charles Dickens
3. Demi Moore
4. Whitney Houston
5. Isaac Newton

(Obviously, I only had to do 2 and 4.)
 

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