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Interesting that you’re username is a anagram of I am Alan Feller. And you have just had the same happen using a different username (but it also is a anagram) of I am Alan Feller on another forum. Can you explain why you have been posting undercover on the forums?Hop on the meds if you are losing ground.
@MPB Are you being serious? No undercover agent here! Who are you to to unearth this? Quite the astute observation!
Does that answer your accusation?
To be a proper anagram, would it not need to have three "L"s instead of two?Interesting that you’re username is a anagram of I am Alan Feller. And you have just had the same happen using a different username (but it also is a anagram) of I am Alan Feller on another forum. Can you explain why you have been posting undercover on the forums?
A “perfect” anagram uses all the letters, no more, no less. But sometimes letters are repeated or omitted. Anyway we have moved on from thisTo be a proper anagram, would it not need to have three "L"s instead of two?
A “perfect” anagram uses all the letters, no more, no less. But sometimes letters are repeated or omitted. Anyway we have moved on from this
To be a proper anagram, would it not need to have three "L"s instead of two?
Actually this isn’t true, Anagrams can be “perfect” or “imperfect” these have always been done by authors for example who wish to have a pseudonym, some have accuracy others do not. But no I’m not a disgruntled patient of anyone.An anagram is an anagram. They are conceptually straightforward. There are only two rules to determine if something is an anagram: The new arrangement must spell something comprehensible (otherwise it’s just gibberish), and all of the letters from the original text must be used in the new one.
If letters are repeated or omitted then it does not create an anagram!
I am not sure why you were so gung ho that you had the inclination to make the accusation that I am A doctor. Are you a disgruntled patient?