to think that user names that are spoonerisms should mean something?

[MardyBra]

There are a lot of spoonerised sweary names about at the moment.

PatFenis and BettySwollocks get a big tick because they suggest proper names

I love buppy's name, especially as it takes something as twee as cupcakes and bunting and completely subverts the concept.

CunningStunt gets a double tick because it forms two new words.

What I don't get are the names which don't create something else - along the lines of ShuckingFit.

So... my name name does not pass muster under your definition as "cadle" is not a word (although it is a place)

However, it was a spoonerism I used often - much to my embarressment and received some strange looks from HV

YABU

If it's a place, then it's clearly just a geographical description of poo. Easy.

Greta dear, you are a genius.

Princess - the fox lost.

BanalChelping is the name I'm always trying to spoonerise

Why tyvm Frank.

You are moist kind.

Moist kind? Hmmmmm.

cadlecrap You get a bare pass because crap is a word. You don't get a merit or a distinction because Cadle isn't a recognisable word or place that any normal person would have heard of.

But the HV story is great.

I have only ONE comment:

I need rhum and raisin ice cream.

Now.

? I don't get that Quint. [slow emoticon]

All this talk of spoons.

I usually eat ice cream with a spoon.

I dont how you can create new words with new meanings in such clever ways.

oh, and I even lost a "get".

I saw a Keith Burton on here a while back. Inspired I tell ya.

FlissPaps definitely passes. Fliss is an accepted diminutive of Felicity, and paps are breasts in some regional dialects.

So FlissPaps = Felicity's Breasts.

Now, if she was called BrelicitysFests, that would be lame.

Hmm. I'd never made that connection OThe. Don't know any Flisses.
And whereabouts in the world do people have paps?

And whereabouts in the world do people have paps?

On their chests, you great steaming nit.

Oh, and here I was thinking "paps" is like "pops" or daddy.

Quite like Brelicity. Very underused.

Paps is Old Norse for boobies. E.g. Paps O Jura:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paps_of_Jura

Still Pupp or Pupper (pl) in Norwegian. How come that one did not even click today?

"On their chests, you great steaming nit."

You knew what I meant. Grrr.

at the tit mountains.

Grand Teton in the States means big tit too

And of course there are the Bappage Mountains in North Carolina, and Bazooka Tump in the New Forest.

Hmm. I actually googled that Poldark.

CadleCrap - Cadle means place of battle in Welsh. Prn 'Cad-ler' though rather than Cay-dul.