'Shhh! Now ejaculate mad brown rot.'

Joshua Brendon Matthew Halcrow.

Anagrams to.

"Shhh! Now ejaculate mad brown rot."

according to http://www.anagramgenius.com/server.html

Anagram Genius. To be honest I was hoping for something a little more inspirational. since one of the options of this "anagram generator" is to be more flattering...I simply don't feel very flattered. When I began putting the letters of my name into the generator, I imagined what kind of cool, insightful, enlightening sort of phrase could be produced.

Has someone ever let you down?
Said they were going to meet you for coffee, but you end up sitting there for hours by yourself until the cute Barista says, "I don't think there coming and were closing now, sorry."
A friend tells you they have tickets to the biggest party of the year only to say, "oh man...I'm one short, sorry dude."
Or when A doctor tells you, "it should be nothing we'll have you out of here in no time." Only to come back and say, "we need to run more tests." Well that's how let down I felt when the anagram turned out to be nothing more then an incomplete sentence on how I should finish up and hit mute. I really thought I could get like a new stage name out of this or maybe a motto to live by.

Did you know "Clint Eastwood" anagram's to "Old West Action."
How stupefying is that! totally relevant and it sounds cool.

Here are a couple other relatively famous anagrams.
George Bush = He bugs Gore .
William Shakespeare = I'll make a wise phrase.
Elvis = Lives.


An Anagram is supposed to be a comment on the subject using the letters within itself.
So what is this anagram saying about me? "Shhh! Now ejaculate mad brown rot." Perhaps I am to fulminating at Inappropriate times, perhaps I should close my howler monkey gob and get it over with, or I'm rotting...that sounds super-duper.

Well whatever it is trying to say, I'm not sure how I should take it.
Anagram yourself, maybe it'll tell you something you want to hear.
post it here if you feel so inclined.




Now get outta here.
Anagrams to.
To the new outrage.