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Malbolge  Joined: October 2009 Posts: 288 Location: Romania, on the shores of Danube Gender: 
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 Re: Anagramming Steampunk NamesPlease do mine too?
Popa Serban Mihail Your talent never fails to amaze me!!! _________________ Long live the Dogma. |
| Fri Apr 16, 2010 9:24 am |
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Administrator  Joined: November 2008 Posts: 6748 Location: New York Gender: 
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names Thank you, HTD. I liked your anagram, too. Clever way of scrambling your name for privacy.
 Take your pick:Abiah P. Ironmaples Pamphilos A. Braine = Popa Serban Mihail -- Nephele |
| Fri Apr 16, 2010 9:54 am |
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Avernus
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names jeeonlejeniens <~ is my real name
jagenagsedaret <~ one of my OC's |
| Thu Apr 22, 2010 6:24 am |
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Administrator Joined: November 2008 Posts: 6748 Location: New York Gender:
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names Jade, your profile doesn't indicate your gender, so I guessed and gave you feminine names.
Joelinné Jeenes = jeeonlejeniens Adrastea Jeggen = jagenagsedaret -- Nephele |
| Thu Apr 22, 2010 11:54 am |
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names Nephele wrote: You already have a Steampunk name, although you may not know it. It is hidden within your own name, and it is uniquely your own. The names that I produce will generally consist of first and middle names in use during the 19th century, combined with a proper and/or whimsical sounding British surname, to give the name a Victorian appearance. -- Nephele I'm sorry I've come to this late - as you know, Nephele, I can never resist your anagrams. However, this one has an added twist of interest... it's an odd feeling being a Brit and asking for a name which sounds British! rrribseoomvnoialedef Thank you!!! |
| Fri Apr 23, 2010 10:47 pm |
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Administrator Joined: November 2008 Posts: 6748 Location: New York Gender:
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names DarklyInclined wrote: However, this one has an added twist of interest... it's an odd feeling being a Brit and asking for a name which sounds British! Ha! Well, here's hoping I can add a touch of 19th century flavor to your already British name.  Ambrosine Elvire Frood = rrribseoomvnoialedef Your middle name of "Elvire" was given to you by your grandmother who, in the year 1828, had attended the opening performance of Daniel-Francois Auber's La Muette de Portici at the Paris Opéra and was entranced by the tragic character of Princess Elvire. -- Nephele |
| Sat Apr 24, 2010 3:21 am |
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names Nephele wrote: DarklyInclined wrote: However, this one has an added twist of interest... it's an odd feeling being a Brit and asking for a name which sounds British! Ha! Well, here's hoping I can add a touch of 19th century flavor to your already British name. Ambrosine Elvire Frood = rrribseoomvnoialedef Your middle name of "Elvire" was given to you by your grandmother who, in the year 1828, had attended the opening performance of Daniel-Francois Auber's La Muette de Portici at the Paris Opéra and was entranced by the tragic character of Princess Elvire. -- Nephele Ambrosine! Now there's a name that should live eternally  And I love my new "family"'s background. My grandmother was clearly a lady of great culture. Thank you, Nephele... I love it! -- Minnie |
| Sat Apr 24, 2010 4:43 am |
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names DarklyInclined wrote: Ambrosine! Now there's a name that should live eternally And I love my new "family"'s background. My grandmother was clearly a lady of great culture. Thank you, Nephele... I love it! -- Minnie Glad you enjoyed, m'lady. Yep, Steampunkers are definitely noted for great culture and impeccable British manners. (But they do carry the odd rapier-hidden-in-the-walking-stick for those times when one finds oneself in expected battle.) -- Nephele |
| Sat Apr 24, 2010 5:12 am |
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Dr. Strangeduck  Joined: January 2009 Posts: 5076 Location: Culver City, CA Gender:
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names How about mine? Thanks Nephele!
ilacnkailrsspao _________________ - The Quacky Editor - Starting a new life with Letalis Senium <3<3<3 |
| Sun Apr 25, 2010 7:52 am |
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Administrator Joined: November 2008 Posts: 6748 Location: New York Gender:
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names harpy, here you go:
Nicolaila Sparks = ilacnkailrsspao -- Nephele |
| Sun Apr 25, 2010 7:58 am |
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Dr. Strangeduck Joined: January 2009 Posts: 5076 Location: Culver City, CA Gender:
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names ...but you can call me Sparkplug!
Thanks Nephele!_________________ - The Quacky Editor - Starting a new life with Letalis Senium <3<3<3 |
| Sun Apr 25, 2010 8:00 am |
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Cania  Joined: July 2009 Posts: 1091 Location: Zombietown, PA. Gender:
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names Decided to anagram the anagrammist...came up with this:
Nephele Carnal = Hanna Crepelle and you'll have to read about 2/3 of the way down this slightly sad article to get some family background: http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2006/may/08/1 _________________ Ahhh...I get to stay inside. |
| Wed Apr 28, 2010 3:08 pm |
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Administrator Joined: November 2008 Posts: 6748 Location: New York Gender:
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names Lachrymose wrote: Decided to anagram the anagrammist...came up with this: Nephele Carnal = Hanna Crepelle and you'll have to read about 2/3 of the way down this slightly sad article to get some family background: http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/2006/may/08/1 Brilliant work, Lachry! Thank you for my own Steampunk name! (With a history, as well!) -- Hanna Crepelle a.k.a. Nephele Carnal |
| Wed Apr 28, 2010 3:12 pm |
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Avernus  Joined: August 2010 Posts: 3 Location: Utopian Playland Gender:
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names Ooh, can you anagram my name?
Amazing Crux A Vein Shirt |
| Sat Aug 28, 2010 3:44 pm |
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Administrator Joined: November 2008 Posts: 6748 Location: New York Gender:
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Re: Anagramming Steampunk Names zombifarius
Ciaran Xzavier Gunsmith = Amazing Crux A Vein Shirt -- Nephele |
| Sat Aug 28, 2010 4:29 pm |
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