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Thread: Happy Rotter
- 17-May-2007, 20:45 #1
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Happy Rotter I 've always wished to make a study( psy-sociological, cultural) on Harry Potter. Every relevant analysis will be welcomed.
Has anybody ever found the anagram Happy rotter ? or Am I the first ?
- 17-May-2007, 23:29 #2
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Re: Happy Rotter Sadly, Chomat - you haven't - Harry Potter only has one "p".
- 18-May-2007, 12:36 #3
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Threadstarter / Original PosterTeacher Re: Happy Rotter Yes I am a hapless man but orally speaking, the anagram works.
Alain
- 18-May-2007, 15:48 #4
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Re: Happy Rotter Technically an anagram must contain exactly the letters in the original. What you have is a "soundalike".
- 18-May-2007, 18:23 #5
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Threadstarter / Original PosterTeacher Re: Happy Rotter Wouldn't it be a spoonerism ?
Thank you Alain
- 18-May-2007, 18:43 #6
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Re: Happy Rotter Seems a fair description - Yes
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