It’s a funny thing about my memory. Sometimes I forget important stuff. And sometimes I remember things that are of little importance.
Anyways, about 30 years ago–it was in 1986, if you must know (when I had just turned an adult)–I read this cleaver puzzle in a scientific magazine. (If any of you can provide a cite to this magazine, I would be eternally grateful. I did a Google search, to no avail.) Names of scientific pursuits had been scrambled into nonsense names. I don’t know why. But for some reason, I can remember most of the silly names. As I said, if you unscramble them, they are legitimate names.
But to what? Maybe some of you can figure it out. Here are some of the names:
“Holy Hippos”
“Ahoy Long Port”
“Angry Moo”
“Its Cats Sits”
That’s all I can remember. I think the last one is really funny. I mean, is that the best they could come up with? Pretty ingenious, though, I suppose.
Anyways, it was just a puzzle. So I assume I am not violating any copyright laws by sharing them. Plus, I can’t even remember what magazine it was from. Any help would be appreciated, as I said.
:):):)