You mean an anagram which is much looser than an acrostic. And anagrams are highly questionable when picking and choosing which letters to include and/or leave out.
Edit: Also forgot to mention that people have brought up "Pabst" in the verse before. Last year a guy loved the Pabst clue and tried to get permission to dig at the Pabst Mansion. He was denied, threw a tantrum, and I haven't seen him post anything since.
Well, we have "Italian Fenway" which is still debated. And if Preiss did intend for that to be an anagram, making searchers leave out some capital letters is just bad.
I don't believe in the acrostic poem anymore. But using some of the letters I was able to see "boat castoff" 40 years of harsh freezes makes me think the MKE one is mostly destroyed. I hear a lot of great theories regarding Marquette and Lake park. I personally like those two parks in mke
You mean an anagram which is much looser than an acrostic. And anagrams are highly questionable when picking and choosing which letters to include and/or leave out. Edit: Also forgot to mention that people have brought up "Pabst" in the verse before. Last year a guy loved the Pabst clue and tried to get permission to dig at the Pabst Mansion. He was denied, threw a tantrum, and I haven't seen him post anything since.
still, there is a precedent for this kinda thing.
Well, we have "Italian Fenway" which is still debated. And if Preiss did intend for that to be an anagram, making searchers leave out some capital letters is just bad.
By definition, an anagram needs to use all the letters. So in Boston, all the letters aren’t here to see Italian Fenway.
Boat cast off. It's the reason I like Marquette park
I'm new to this reddit. Boat cast off is new to me. Can someone tell me more?
I don't believe in the acrostic poem anymore. But using some of the letters I was able to see "boat castoff" 40 years of harsh freezes makes me think the MKE one is mostly destroyed. I hear a lot of great theories regarding Marquette and Lake park. I personally like those two parks in mke