Gary Gygax..oh the irony

[Thotas]

I got "A Starlet Drown" with my real name ...

 

[haiiro]

Gary used anagrams of real people's names to name a whole lot of stuff. I can't think of any examples, but I'm sure somebody else can elucidate the matter further.

Castle Xagyg comes to mind.

 

[Rel]

I am SHOCKED! Shocked and apalled!

 

[Romers]

AT MONTE RYE

my name got me that

 

[Keeper of Secrets]

I can see a certain amount of humor in it, actually. Some of the great names and characters from old D&D lore are merely anagrams of the players, et al.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

Apparently vowels get you a long list

Some of the best that came from "Shane Murphy" are:

A HENRY HUMPS
A USHER NYMPH
HA HYMEN SPUR
HYMAN PUSHER
MASH HENRY UP
MAN HER PUSHY
ARUM HYPHENS
ARMY HEN PUSH
ANY HER HUMPS
USA HER NYMPH

Lots of "push", "hump", "hymen", and "nymph"

Guess that explains quite alot.

 

[Henry]

A HENRY HUMPS

Well, I never!

Well, there was this one--

nevermind.

 

[MrFilthyIke]

Actually, when I follwed the link from Enworld and got that response, I knew I had to post it for our Moderator.

 

[Vaxalon]

"Naval Ox"

I did this with my son's name and came up with "WIELDER OF MILK LAW"

 

[doghead]

I got 27234 anagrams for my name!

Probably time to get a new name.

thotd.