| in america - 02.23.06 |
| submitter: | Robert Kershaw |
| location: | west oakland, california |
| name says it all |
| category: | Tainted |
| comments: | 10 |
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| robert commented on 03.14.06 | | the actual distance between crane and mattresses will forever remain a mystery. mattresses are gone. but the cranes remain. excellent anagram btw. |
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| Smart Set commented on 03.13.06 | | That one just jumped out at me, wim, but for longer ones I use the Internet Anagram Server. By "something in your boat" I'm guessing you mean "is that the sort of thing you like/know about?". "Up your street" as we Brits say. Elvis in dead languages isn't really up my street, although I tried reading "Winnie ille Pu" once. Soon gave up. |
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| wim commented on 03.13.06 | | how do you do those anagrams at such a speed.Est ut aut numquam.Broadcasted today on belgian radio. A version in classic latin, sung by a finnish professor. It's now or never. He even had Jailhouse Rock in Summerian. Something in your boat SS? |
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| Smart Set commented on 03.13.06 | | Interestingly, "American" is an anagram of "I'm a crane". |
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| Smart Set commented on 03.13.06 | | That's spooky! Robert was posting his reply just as I was asking him to pop back! |
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| Smart Set commented on 03.13.06 | | I think you're right, wim. Robert, perhaps you could pop back with a tape measure and settle it. |
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| robert commented on 03.13.06 | | wim's right it is a crane - 'american' brand. distance? about 10 feet. |
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| wim commented on 03.11.06 | | I would even suggest not more than 6 feet. looks like a crane to me |
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| Vogon3 commented on 03.10.06 | | A great shot but SS it couldn't have fooled you for long look at the shadows |
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| Smart Set commented on 03.10.06 | | It's difficult to tell how far away that "America" sign is. At first I assumed it was about thirty/forty feet away, but now I think it's no more than twelve. |
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