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2fs - 2005-12-29 01:12:49
Well, I had all these good intentions of writing a song lyric in your style, using your name as an anagram...but the only ones I could come up with are "A Lion Up a Car" (no idea what that would be about), "Air Luna Capo" (a sort of science-fiction number about losing a guitar capo on an airline flight to the moon), and "O Cur Pal: An AI" (another sci-fi number: an ode to an artificially intelligent dog). Oh, and there's "O Alpaca Ruin," an anti-fur number, and a song from a Broadway musical featuring a jeweler named Ira, "A Loup? Ira Can!" And there's the mysterious "I Con Alar Apu," the anthropomorphizing "Lou, A Raincap," and the theme from an odd gameshow wherein men named Paco are tied to railroad tracks: "Unrail a Paco!" If we allow a little bit of nonsense, we get "Cup Lion Raaa!" or "Alpaca Urino."

Let me know if you write any of these...
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Janet - 2005-12-29 07:47:08
Get some sleep, Farmer of Jenny.
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Editrix - 2005-12-29 13:41:04
This is my favorite comment exchange ever.
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Paula - 2005-12-29 13:42:52
Hee...yes!
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Michael - 2005-12-30 15:56:28
Somebody finally figured out a use for those fantastic online anagram generators. I thought Heaney's book was fabulous.
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