Due to the fact that rain has stopped play again I've been tidying up the yard.

I found a couple of Pistonheads stickers. But rather than stick them straight on the car I noticed they are made up of individual letters, so I can re-arrange them

So far my favourites are:-

a sHed Pintos

i Has sPed not

PotHead sins

and

sPa Headonist

Not so good are:-

PinHead toss

and

i sHat sPed on

Anyone spot any other good ones here?

http://wordsmith.org/anagram/anagram.cgi?anagram=pistonheads

Mike

not pisshead



[Edited on 14/5/07 by stevec]

AND HE PISS TO

regards

Agriv8

AD THE PISS ON
AN DO THE PISS
NO SPIT HEADS
SODA HEN SPIT (?)

type in locostbuilders and number one is

BODICE TROLLS US

so maybe that guy last week was called bodice?

even better, joel patrick >>> a jock let rip

[Edited on 14/5/07 by JoelP]

Do an advanced search, restrict to 2 words:

Pinto dasHes
PinHead sots
toP danisHes
PosH stained
stained sHoP

You can also get a word list only and use just some of the letters:
astonisHed
disHonest
sHadiest
PotHeads
Pasties
Passion
Hotness
PosHest
Panties
Ponies

and of course... Penis
and... toads Penis

Wordsmith rocks.
And I'm a filthy SOB.

2 sets gives you these:
dispassionate
destination(s)
disappointed
noisiness
Hesitations
detonations
Passionate
PHantasies

[Edited on 14/5/07 by millenniumtree]

and dishpan toes.

I like the Anagram Hall of fame:

From Hamlet by Shakespeare:
To be or not to be: that is the question, whether tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune. =
In one of the Bard's best-thought-of tragedies, our insistent hero, Hamlet, queries on two fronts about how life turns rotten.

I don't know how people figure out those extra-long anagrams. Must spend a lot of time on them.

On a side note - I just finished building a boat. It'll be called "Blather Snipe", an anagram of my name, "Stephen Blair".
I could have also used "PLAIN SHERBET", or "BRISK ELEPHANT" if I added my middle initial.

A blather snipe is a nonsense talking sea bird, so it fits the boat very well.