Today I Have Nothing To Say, So Here Is a List of Anagrams for “I Have Nothing To Say”

You’re welcome:

A Heaving Shiny Toot

Gainsay The Hot Vino

Aghast Vein Oho Tiny

A Yeshivah Toting On

Vagina Shine Toothy

Hyaena Voting Hoist

A Heavy Shooting Tin

Avian Eying Hotshot

Vintage Yahoo Thins

Shanghai One Ivy Tot

32 Comments on “Today I Have Nothing To Say, So Here Is a List of Anagrams for “I Have Nothing To Say””

  1. Thanks for sharing

    Afghan Shrinks Rot

    His Fragrant Honks

    Hangar Froth Skins

    Saran Frights Honk

    Franking Hash Sort

    Rafting Shanks Rho

  2. You know some of these could be Mistborn street slang. Are you completely sure you and Sanderson are not the same person?

  3. In order to rrrrAISE the intellectual level of this program* , let’s see what nonno Latino (Grandfather Latin) has for us.

    “Habeo nihil dicere” gives:

    Diabolic Herein He (shades of YHMMBG?)
    Bleach Iodine Heir
    A Herbicide Hen Oil
    A Bionic Hired Heel
    Cab Hide Heroin Lei
    Hi Beach Elder Lion

    *Props to 1st season Muppet show for that phraseology.

  4. Surely Allium’s anagrams should all have been in Latin. Now that would be worth seeing.

  5. If you haven’t seen it, you might want to check out how Mary Robinette Kowal got ripped off by Fundable.com. The story has hit Boing Boing, is being re-Tweeted, and definitely has legs.

    I remember being at the joint reading you and she did at Denvention, unknowingly watching a historical event (the incumbent Campbell Award winner and the next winner of that same award). She seemed nice; I was sorry to hear she got ripped off by these people. And I hope they get sued right into the ground, if not thrown in jail.

  6. Since you are just sitting there bored, this might be a good time to figure out a way to give some of that enormous stack of extra books to some of your faithful (although virtual) entourage.

  7. Cassias Lazily Limn
    Lazy Mini Sis Callas
    Salami Ass Zinc Lily
    Alias Miss Ally Zinc
    Lama Lazily Sics Sin
    Lilac Ails Zany Miss
    Scam Lazily Sails In

  8. @15

    Vickyuk.

    You. WRETCH.

    You know I’ve got loads of overtime this weekend and the crops are about to come in and there’s Burning Man to get ready for and the cat threw a piston rod and Betelgeuse is fixing to blow and Yogg-Saron is squatting in Ulduar just LAUGHING at me for my failure to pwn him…

    …and then you task me thus. Very well.

    Habeo Nihil Dicere

    Herbae id Heliconi
    Stalks – “it” (first person neuter pronoun) – to/for Apollo’s sacred hill

    Bene hodie rali hic
    good – today – with thinness – here

    Eho nec heri dilabi
    Hi! (interjection*) – not – yesterday – to glide apart

    And now, despite my exertions I will soldier on this night, confident in the knowledge that Divine Justice ensures your land will one day be consumed by the Kraken.

    Yr. obedient servant.

    A_______

    * Both Plautus and Terrence used it so don’t start with me.

  9. “A heaving shiny toot” sounds like an excellent new phrase in the style of “a flying rat’s arse.”. And more socially acceptable than my example.

  10. Allium-

    ad supervacua sudatur! (Seneca Epistles 4.11)

    I was right. It was worth seeing. Bravo and bless you. I will not quibble over Eho since it would mean approaching either Terrence or Plautus after I swore I never would again and because it would be churlish.

    Kudos (as I believe the saying is.)
    V.

  11. “A Heaving Shiny Toot
    Gainsay The Hot Vino
    Aghast Vein Oho Tiny
    A Yeshivah Toting On
    Vagina Shine Toothy
    Hyaena Voting Hoist
    A Heavy Shooting Tin
    Avian Eying Hotshot
    Vintage Yahoo Thins
    Shanghai One Ivy Tot”

    Hmmm.

    Sounds like the transcript of a Hugo(tm) acceptance speech one might give after too many servings of Gin and Coke Zero.

  12. …there goes 12 more months of whatever-blockage on the Dayton Airport’s wireless.

  13. Back when I was at the U. of C., I was screwing around on the computer and generated a bunch of anagrams for “University of Chicago”, and posted same on usenet somewhere. The school’s alumni magazine picked it up and ran selections of the list.

    Some of my favorites were:
    “Voice of Christian guy”, and
    “O feat! Ivy is crouching!”

  14. Nobody is going to try to figure out what my list at 20 are anagrams of?

    I know the next time I’m in a fannish context and want to say I don’t care about something, I’m going to say that I don’t give a heaving, shiny toot.

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