Here are four short paragraphs that don't make much sense. ...Or do they?
Each is actually a monster-sized anagram. For example, rearrange this odd paragraph:
I nimbly cried, "No apricot!" Innate teapot envy.
...to read:
I'm incredibly poor. I can't even pay attention.
Break up each mega-anagram and solve it in parts. The trick is understanding where to break them. In our example, the breaks are here:
Are you up for the challenge? Here are a few tips to navigate the insanity:
- Ignore all punctuation in the anagram.
- All anagrams have something to do with money.
- Look at the pictures for clues.
Roll your mouse over the anagrams and pick a level of play.
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 | What makes credit unions so great? Members like you. Every dollar you invest in your credit union earns you money while other members borrow it. When you're ready for a loan, other members' savings will be there to help you out at the lowest possible cost. |
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