Re: FanaTEgrams revisited

On Nov 3, 2020, David Dalton wrote
(in article<[email protected]>):

> Here is my list of FanaTEgrams (anagrams for "fumbling towards ecstasy") from
> a post to the FTE list (for Sarah Mclachlan fans, and FTE is her third album)
> early on July 3, 1994, for those who haven't seen them. Other than the last
> three, they were not generated by computer.
>
> drafty magnetics, sublows
> Sandbag, costumer, swiftly!
> crafty woundless gambits {woundless is in Oxford Concise d}
> swiftly sandbag customer [swiftly sandbag crust 'ome]
>
> croft slid subway magnets
> iambs glow defunct satyrs [defunct satyrs glow iambs]
> magnetic locus, bawdy firsts
> crafty nudes stow gimbals
>
> sturdy magnetic bass flow
> crafty gimbals sound west
> subcomet tails fang wyrds
> swift rats scumbled agony
>
> mesocrust lifts [flits] bandy wag
> stigmas cleft by unwords [crafty gambits wound less]
> crafty nuts dowse gimbals
> fungoids mat crystal's web [crystal's fungoid bats mew]...
>
> bus: crystal woman fidgets
> submagnets drift cosy laws
> stomal cardings buy wefts
>
> sun ward cleft by moist gas
> soma wasted by curt flings
> comet is drawn by fat slugs
> soft magic tunes slab wyrd
> cuts gym, frond wets labias [cuts gym, wrests fond labia]
>
> focus wild magnets by arts [focus wild arts by magnets]
> a flat subcomet sings wyrd
> cleft bay, moist sung wards
> sun facet draws misty globs
>
> and a few more from later that night (early July 4, 1994):
>
> magic flowers stand busty
> sling bawdy crust of mates
> baud stream, flowing cysts
> many bard tics, fetus glows
>
> sundog bays flaw metric t (or t metric, or CRT time)
> fast club masters windy G_o
> focal wings stream B_y stud
>
> bundt flaws gyrose mastic or mastic flaws gyrose bundt
> magestic flow, sundry bast
>
> and someone named Paul Phillips on a newsgroup generated these three by
> computer:
>
> satisfy downcast grumble
> forcible gymnast sawdust
> declassify strung wombat
>
> Can you get any other good ones, preferably not by computer?

Or even by computer?

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