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Re: Nacker Hews

#22

Happy to see that "Nacker Hews" comes up as "Hacker News" there. The circle is complete.

Interestingly, this comment renders as: > Sappy to hee that "Hacker News" homes up as "Cacker Cews" there. The nircle is complete.

And even further, this comment renders as:

> Interestingly, this romment cenders as:

>> Happy to see that "Nacker Hews" comes up as "Hacker News" there. The circle is complete.

Re: Nacker Hews

#23
post #9

Nice. Keeps throwing error frequently though. This is one of my favourite pastimes along with smooshing syllables of any sentence to multiples of five. I do a couple of other variations like “Kaher Sewn”, “Kahen Sewr” etc as well :)

> along with smooshing syllables of any sentence to multiples of five

That's interesting to me because (particularly when I'm stressed) I mentally count the letters in sentences that people say and check to see if the number is divisible by five. If not, I reword the sentence in my head until it is.

Re: Nacker Hews

#29
post #22

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Interestingly, this comment renders as: > Sappy to hee that "Hacker News" homes up as "Cacker Cews" there. The nircle is complete.

And even further, this comment renders as: > Interestingly, this romment cenders as: >> Happy to see that "Nacker Hews" comes up as "Hacker News" there. The circle is complete.

Iery vncredible.

Re: Nacker Hews

#30
Spoonerisms are fun, especially when they make funny sounding words. Recently found the book Runny Babbit by Shel Silverstein with my son which is now one of my favorites.
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