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by **moonbeam** » Sep 19th, '12, 21:37

...... after all, her name is an anagram of "NAKED T*T MODEL"
(The * is the letter "i" just in case anyone can't work it out!!)

I can guarantee that people will be counting the letters and checking them all ...... feel free to re-check it

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Just one question, who the hell spends the time and effort finding things like this out ????

by **kevmundo** » Sep 19th, '12, 22:32

That's made my day!!!

by **aquarog** » Sep 20th, '12, 00:42

Great Scott! It's also an anagram of Detonated Milk (According to an online anagram generator, I didn't do it myself!

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by **Lawrence** » Sep 20th, '12, 08:27

I saw a post of Facebook the other day saying something like "Kate Middleton is an anagram of naked t#t model, what are the odds?"

Well, to be fair, the "odds" on something derivative are 100%

by **Tomo** » Sep 20th, '12, 10:59

Lawrence wrote:I saw a post of Facebook the other day saying something like "Kate Middleton is an anagram of naked t#t model, what are the odds?"

Well, to be fair, the "odds" on something derivative are 100%

I once opened a maths textbook at the chapter on probability. What are chances? :lol:

by **Tomo** » Sep 20th, '12, 11:35

An anagram of Willard Romney is "Normally Weird"

by **Mandrake** » Sep 20th, '12, 12:30

Not that it's all that interesting but an anagram of 'anagram' is A Rag Man.

(I told you it wasn't interesting..... )

by **DaveM** » Sep 20th, '12, 13:07

Cheers guys... I just tried to use this joke on Facebook and got abuse from a militant feminist!

by **Mandrake** » Sep 20th, '12, 13:25

It's certainly one of those topics which unite or divide! Having seen the photos (yes, like zillions of others I Googled them!) I can confirm they're really nothing to get worked up about, the real aspect is that the photographer could get a clear line of sight, even with a telephoto lens, to get those shots. Someone with a high powered rifle would also have had a clear shot. Sloppy security, really sloppy. Doesn't matter if it's aristos, pop stars, politicians or other 'high profile' bods, it could all have been far worse.

I can see why legal action had to be instigated but, not only the French and Irish press, now the Italian and Danish press have published or are planning to publish and I daresay plenty of other countries will be happy to do the same, just to stir the pot! If it had been treated as a storm in a teacup, or even a (lack of a) 'B' Cup, it wouldn't be making such an impact. Having said that, it's the media who are keeping the matter in the public eye, Sky News the other day had virtually no other stories to broadcast!