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Subject: Spoonerism Fun!
Written By: Ripp on 09/19/04 at 3:05 pm
Make up spoonerisms.
One sentence:
"I shall go and die a beggar."
Spoonerism Version:
"I shall go and buy a dagger."
So...what if a spoonerism of one thing meant another? Like the example above?
Gave a ho!
Subject: Re: Spoonerism Fun!
Written By: Paul on 09/19/04 at 4:27 pm
I'm tempted to contibute Kenny Everett's (an absolute legend...!) 'female' creation...Cupid Stunt...
...but I won't as it's a bit saucy, but it's all in the best possible taste...!!
(Aren't I just a 'shining wit'...?!!)
Subject: Re: Spoonerism Fun!
Written By: philbo on 09/20/04 at 12:11 pm
"Shining wit"? I used that in this one: Mad Spoonerism
"You have tasted two whole worms, you have hissed all my mystery lessons and shall be sent home by the next town drain."
...or something like that :-)
Subject: Re: Spoonerism Fun!
Written By: Bobby on 09/20/04 at 6:30 pm
I'm tempted to contibute Kenny Everett's (an absolute legend...!) 'female' creation...Cupid Stunt...
...but I won't as it's a bit saucy, but it's all in the best possible taste...!!
(Aren't I just a 'shining wit'...?!!)
Is that the one with the oversized boobs and the long legs? LOL. Oh! Kenny Everett is a legend. ;D
Subject: Re: Spoonerism Fun!
Written By: Ripp on 09/26/04 at 8:03 am
"Adam Canbody was toying with his plays when a salien paceship was blowing above his gackyard. Anna, his friend, said, 'The daft is crawing closer!' Adam was treeing his pousers from sceeing bared."
;)
Subject: Re: Spoonerism Fun!
Written By: Indy Gent on 09/27/04 at 1:45 pm
I think William Spooner, the inspiration for Spoonerisms, said it best when he exclaimed "You have hissed all my mystery lectures!"