Alright, let me tell you about this little experiment I did, kinda messing around with Chris Jones and Jon Jones’ names. Don’t ask me why, I just felt like it, okay?
So, I started simple. I just jumbled the names up. Chris Jones, Jon Jones, easy peasy. Then, I was like, “What if I tried to combine them into something new?” That’s when I started swapping letters around, see what I could get.
First thing I did was write both names down separately:
- Chris Jones
- Jon Jones
Then, I started looking for common letters. Obvious ones, like the “J”, the “O”, the “N”, the “S”. Figured those were my building blocks.
Next, I tried anagrams, just shifting stuff around. Nothing really clicked. It was all just gibberish. I even tried throwing the names into some online anagram generators. Still nothing usable. Disappointing, I know.
Then, I thought, maybe something a bit more visual? I tried layering the names on top of each other in Photoshop, playing with transparency, trying to get some kind of weird effect. It looked kinda cool, but not really relevant to anything. More like abstract art, if you can even call it that.
I even tried phonetic stuff. Like, how the names sound. “Chris”… “Jon”… I tried finding words that rhymed or started with similar sounds, then linking them back to the original names. That was a total dead end. Don’t even ask.
Honestly, most of the time was just spent staring at the names, trying to find some hidden pattern or meaning. It was probably a waste of time, but hey, boredom does crazy things.
The Result?
In the end, I didn’t really come up with anything earth-shattering. It was mostly just a silly exercise. I got a few weird-sounding combinations, some abstract images, and a whole lot of nothing. But hey, at least I kept myself entertained for an afternoon.
So, yeah, that’s my Chris Jones Jon Jones experiment. Don’t expect any profound insights. It was just a bit of goofing around. Maybe you’ll have better luck than me. If you do, let me know, I’m curious!
