Rather than try to maintain three separate blogs, I have decided that in the future I will post everything — including any future ambigrams I may design — at Bugs to fearen babes withall.
A naturally occurring ambigram (almost)
October 2, 2012I work at a YMCA in Taiwan, and the mirror image of the Taiwan version of the logo strongly suggests “ARMY.”
The backwards C doesn’t look exactly like an R, of course, but the triangle motif helps by suggesting the diagonal leg of the R.
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Chinese anagram: Jon Bon Jovi
April 30, 2011
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A famous Utah landmark
June 6, 2010Can you name it?
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Is yours?
April 26, 2010
4 Comments | Ambigram, English, Oscillation | Tagged: a, a busy life, a lousy life, busy, life, lousy | Permalink
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White
April 19, 2010
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Benedict, the Pope
April 19, 2010After all the atheist and Darwinist stuff I’ve posted lately, it’s time for a little balance.
A Chinese anagram.
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Smart guy
April 5, 2010A Chinese anagram.
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Aeneid
April 3, 2010
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Der Volksrepublik
March 28, 2010As if the Nazi connection weren’t bad enough…
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Ambigrams by Wm Jas 