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I'd go with word order
Though, I, too, thought of word order, rearranging higher constituents might be interesting. Some might sound a bit yoda-ish: Nearly everybody likes strawberry ice cream => Strawberry ice cream, nearly everybody likes. Doing it at the word level, would be more difficult in more highly inflected languages (e.g., Russian, Latin) and easier in less (e.g., Chinese). Actually, in Russian or Latin, moving the words around would not change the general meaning of the sentence. In Chinese, words are commonly adjectives, nouns, and verbs.
Ceci n'est pas un seing.
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