Time for Spoonerisms...

You can refer to it as: balking tackwards or salking tideways but my favorite still remains “Spalking [Spocking] in toonerisms”.

Out here in the West we have “The Bank of the West”.

I am only able to refer to it as: The Wank of the Best

Okay, the virtual gauntlet has been cast down onto the virtual floor. Hit it gang…

Lis is thame.


Yer pal,
Satan

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"Satan is not an unattractive person."-Drain Bead
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I’ll post something later. I am a shining wit.

I (along with countless others) have oft been referred to as a pheasant plucker.

(“Taking a shit” sounds just as off-color the other way.)

Oooh, I’ve been Samed by Flatan.

Gotcha, oh “Dunce of Prickness.”

Make that the, “Prance of Dickness.”

Hold on, I’ve almost got it, “He smells a grub”

No? How about, “The Dork One”?

Wait a minute, those aren’t true Spoonerisms. Hhat the Well! (Just a little irony here.)

Ah, funniest one I ever heard I didn’t actually hear…

Teacher was being funny and reversing the first and last name initials.

Bartin Meckman
Dane Juncan
Ill Bellis

Until she came to Chuck Filyaw’s name, which she did straight, much to the amusement of the whole class…

Chuck chuck bo buck banana-fana fo fu…nevermind.

knee ya sex time!

there’s the famous circus troupe - the cunning stunts…
& one I said while talking about rhodesian ridgebacks (a very big dog from Africa) - “they were bred for hilling & kunting lions”…I meant killing & hunting…oops!

The good Reverend Spooner, after whom these little slips of speech are named, got the word coined upon him (?) with little gems such as “Work is the curse of the drinking class.”
After a while strangers would stop him and engage him in coversation just to see if he would let one slip. The poor man became so flustered by the whole thing, he refused conversation and said that they didn’t want to meet him they just wanted to hear ‘one of those THINGS.’

The true masters of spoonerisms are the Capitol Steps. Their CDs have a series called “Lirty Dies,” where they use spoonerisms to comment on the political scene. Hilarious, especially when performed live.

I love spoonerisms! in fact, I once started a thread about them.
I used to make them all the time.
white lines-light wines
all smiles-small aisles

My favorite accidental one came from a medieval christmas celebration a local church puts on every year…

The Boar’s Head and Yule Log festival - usually shortened to Boar’s Head.

At one of the local renfests, there’s a guy called the Tory Stellar who tells fairy tales spoonerized. Don’t remember any of his bit, but I laughed so hard I hurt when I saw it.

Well, There’s a 30 minute oil change place in California that I constantly call “Econo Tube & Loon”

And my mother once asked me if I’d like to go with her to “Mock the Wall” (I said, No, thanks, but can I watch?)

:slight_smile:

One of my favourites (although I’m not sure it’s a spoonerism) is also a comment on the disastrous state of gun control in the US: The right to arm bears…

I had the name “Tucker” picked out for my new son until my 10 yo daughter started singing
Tucker Tucker bo bucker fee fi fo…
His name is Cameron
:smiley:

Sho nit.

I’m feeling bite a quit of veja du.

I’ve let a spoonerism slip here and there but the funniest one was when I was drunk. I was trying to carry on a conversation with someone and I was having a hard time talking. I ended up saying “my sleech is spurring.”

It was funny at the time. :rolleyes: Probably because I was drunk!

Oh, you are all just a bunch of fart smellers ain’t cha?