1. Take your name and spell it backwards.
Maldre = erdlam
2. Try to make it into an actual word.
erdlam = terd lame
(If you can’t think of a word, try spellcheck.net, and it will suggestion word variations).
3. Respell it backwards, and you now have your NEW NAME!
Emaldret
Here’s a few more:
Spudart = tradups = trade ups = Spuedart
Chicago = ogacihc = ago chic = Chicoga
Saaristo = otsiraas = outside = Edistuo
Thanks to all the people I was IM’ing yesterday telling them what their username spelled backwards. Many people replyed to me saying “spudart” backwards looks like “trade ups.” Hence, this post.
LOL! One of my alter egos is Otsiraas Mot! He’s the manager of a White Hen Pantry. Say it out loud “Oat-see-rhas-maht” :oD Where did your “t” come from in step #2 above?
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1. Jennifer = Refinnej 2. Refine edge 3. Eg deeni fer If you like this kind of word play, you might like “verlan,” which is a form of slang very actively used in French. It is similar to this — you take a word and put its syllables in reverse order, and then make it into a real-sounding word. Jennifer separated into syllables is jen ni fer Reversed is: fernijen There is a great article about it here: http://french.about.com/library/vocab/bl-verlan.htm Cheers!