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Happyhippychick

(8,379 posts) Mon Aug 20, 2012, 10:10 AM Aug 2012

If its RMoney shouldn't it be RAyn too?

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If its RMoney shouldn't it be RAyn too? (Original Post) Happyhippychick Aug 2012 OP

Good one! femmocrat Aug 2012 #1

rMoney and rAyn? MyshkinCommaPrince Aug 2012 #2

femmocrat

(28,394 posts)

1. Good one!

Reply to Happyhippychick (Original post)

Mon Aug 20, 2012, 10:14 AM

Aug 2012

LOL

MyshkinCommaPrince

(611 posts)

2. rMoney and rAyn?

Reply to Happyhippychick (Original post)

Mon Aug 20, 2012, 02:16 PM

Aug 2012

Wondering how best to work the use of capitalization, for emphasis....

R-Money and R-Ayn
(R)Money and (R)Ayn
Romney (R-Money) and Ryan (R-Ayn)

Umm.

The basic R-A-Y-N anagram for Ryan works better than most efforts I've seen so far.

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