A spoonerism is generally defined as switching around syllables between two or more words in a sentence, often to produce a humorous result. Of course, the switch should be done unconsciously to really "count" as a true spoonerism.
I however often find myself doing it just for fun, typically on company or product names, movie titles or such. Sometimes I google them to see if others have done the same.
Some examples: Prad Bitt seems to be a popular message board alias. Other people watch a TV show called Tip/Nuck. Damonna, unlike her closely verbally related sibling, is NOT a famous artist. Likewise, Fates McGadden was not an actress on Star Trek, but rather seems to have engaged in having naughty pictures taken of her instead.
All spoonerists hate Rolls Royce cars and Coca-Cola softdrinks.
I however often find myself doing it just for fun, typically on company or product names, movie titles or such. Sometimes I google them to see if others have done the same.
Some examples: Prad Bitt seems to be a popular message board alias. Other people watch a TV show called Tip/Nuck. Damonna, unlike her closely verbally related sibling, is NOT a famous artist. Likewise, Fates McGadden was not an actress on Star Trek, but rather seems to have engaged in having naughty pictures taken of her instead.
All spoonerists hate Rolls Royce cars and Coca-Cola softdrinks.
