I think it works best as a spoonerism or anagram: "To stake arms against a tea of roubles!" "To 'ake tarms against a tree of stubble!"
If ordinary dogs say 'Woof! Woof!', do spoonerist dogs say 'Woof! Woof!', or 'Woof! Woof!'? It must be confusing, being a dog.
As ever, you make excellent and apposite points, Sir Timoth. Re the doonerist spogs, I imagine they eschew the traditional "Woof! Woof!" in favour of "Wow bow!"
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I think it works best as a spoonerism or anagram:
"To stake arms against a tea of roubles!"
"To 'ake tarms against a tree of stubble!"
If ordinary dogs say 'Woof! Woof!', do spoonerist dogs say 'Woof! Woof!', or 'Woof! Woof!'?
It must be confusing, being a dog.
As ever, you make excellent and apposite points, Sir Timoth. Re the doonerist spogs, I imagine they eschew the traditional "Woof! Woof!" in favour of "Wow bow!"
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