the spoonerism of loving shepherd would either be soving lhepherd or shoving lepherd admittedly that sounds like leopard, but it's not a spoonerism
(cs192is sucking on a Koala at,
Thu 25 Oct 2007, 18:36,
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yes it is.
Some of the more famous quotations attributed to Mr. Spooner include "The Lord is a shoving leopard," instead of "The Lord is a loving shepherd"
*does a dance*
(prodigy69broke b3ta and made everyone leave,
Thu 25 Oct 2007, 18:39,
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no it wouldn't
a spoonerism is a spoken phenomenon. the written version should fit in with the pronunciation. the famous example doesn't say "quear deen", and certainly not "qear dueen"
(plentyofantsmore ghee, vicar?,
Thu 25 Oct 2007, 18:50,
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shoving leopard is a spoonerism of loving shepherd
A spoonerism is a play on words in which corresponding consonants, vowels are switched to make up a new word.
Fraser for once got something right..
(prodigy69broke b3ta and made everyone leave,
Thu 25 Oct 2007, 18:34,
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interesting way
of spelling shepherd there prod
(cs192is sucking on a Koala at,
Thu 25 Oct 2007, 18:39,
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eh?
(prodigy69broke b3ta and made everyone leave,
Thu 25 Oct 2007, 18:45,
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cinjaing nunt
(cs192is sucking on a Koala at,
Thu 25 Oct 2007, 18:49,
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not a spoonerism :P
/cunny funt
(prodigy69broke b3ta and made everyone leave,
Thu 25 Oct 2007, 18:50,
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meh
(cs192is sucking on a Koala at,
Thu 25 Oct 2007, 18:52,
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