From: dfreemans@live.com   
      
   On Friday, September 28, 2018 at 2:12:05 AM UTC-4, Jud Pewther wrote:   
   > I haven't been anagramming lately, but I noticed that there were no anagrams   
   posted here for Judge Kavanaugh, who has been a major topic in the news here   
   in the USA. However, a quick Google search revealed that some fellow named Rob   
   Beschizza posted a    
   good and apropos anagram of "Brett Kavanaugh" on Twitter.  I could just show   
   you his anagram, he probably wouldn't mind. But to be perfectly respectful of   
   his copyright, perhaps I should just give you a link to his tweet:   
   > https://twitter.com/Beschizza/status/1043147511811239936   
   >    
   > Anyway, after seeing that anagram, I am further swayed by the accusations of   
   the three women who have accused Brett Kavanaugh of doing stupid, violent,   
   sexist things when he was a young man and got drunk. Maybe Kavanaugh has a   
   Jekyll and Hyde    
   personality, and when he gets drunk, Mr. Hyde takes over.   
   >    
   > By the way, what do you people at alt.anagrams think of the claim that an   
   anagrammer has a copyright on each of his/her anagrams discoveries? And to   
   what extent are other people allowed to quote them, or claim them as their   
   own, without permission from    
   the author?   
      
   Do YOU want people to quote YOU or    
   YOUR anagram find and not give YOU   
   credit and do either without YOUR    
   permission?   
      
   > I might add that some fellow who identifies himself as "Brad Holland MD   
   FACS" posted a reply to Rob Beshizza's tweet, showing two anagrams of Rob's   
   name. Both his anagrams were meaningless gibberish in my estimation, proving   
   to me that Brad Holland is    
   a complete moron, even if he does have the fancy title MD FACS after his name.   
   Believe me, I would never go to this guy for a surgery, and I would warn my   
   friends that he is a moron.   
   >    
   > Jud   
      
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