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MartinEnigmatica

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Ok, so I figure I'll give this a shot, even if I have no idea if it's ever been started before. It's a little more time consuming than word association, but let the verbal thread battle begin. I kept reading the name Ken Whisenhunt and thinking it has a nice balance of consonants and vowels, and it might be fun to see what else it could be.

Ken Whisenhunt = "He knew this nun," or "He knew nun ****"

Of course, Mike Tomlin comes out to be "Mom, I tinkle"

Cole Hamels = "***s call me"

It's amusing, and addictive. I'll leave a name/word for others to work on, just to start:

T.J. Houshmandzadeh

Santonio Holmes
 
MartinEnigmatica said:
Ok, so I figure I'll give this a shot, even if I have no idea if it's ever been started before. It's a little more time consuming than word association, but let the verbal thread battle begin. I kept reading the name Ken Whisenhunt and thinking it has a nice balance of consonants and vowels, and it might be fun to see what else it could be.

Ken Whisenhunt = "He knew this nun," or "He knew nun ****"

Of course, Mike Tomlin comes out to be "Mom, I tinkle"

Cole Hamels = "***s call me"

It's amusing, and addictive. I'll leave a name/word for others to work on, just to start:

T.J. Houshmandzadeh

Santonio Holmes

Elmo Onions hats?
 
In advance of tomorrow, tonight's anagram phrase:

"President Obama"

Barack Obama has a very unfriendly mix of letters, so this works better. Of course, it yields the word "partisan", which is nice and fitting. So, initially I've come up with...

"Be Partisan Mode"

(A harbinger of things to come! Whooooaaaa, scary.)
 

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