Since the English language had not been developed yet, this is probably not what he said. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
He pets no racecar on step, eh. Hon! I spot Top Pot tops in OH. reward drawer posh shop Norton stuns Bob's nuts, not Ron.
This is not a palindrome. The SH is not reversed. If Mr. Poh had a store, "Poh's Shop" would be a palindrome.
Don't recall!? This is just the second page of the thread! But here's what I had so far: Lewd did I live, evil I did dwel is my old favorite,along with, Naomi, sex at noon taxes, I moan However the oldest palindrome is said to have been uttered by Eve's husband upon their first meeting: Madam, I'm Adam and Rats live on no evil star I concur that palindromes do have to be words, and are even better if they're not pure nonsense. What wasn't a word? Dwel? That's just a slight mispelling to make it fit, and I think that's allowable because I disagree with Fraggle, posh shop is close enough. It's like a near rhyme in poetry, and good enough for government work, as the saying goes.
Palindromes can be numbers. They can also be made of elements of words. Sh is 1 of 3 elements of the words posh & shop. Sorry but there is no close enough in palindromes as far as whether it is the same forward & backward.
Wrong language. A 19th century professor introduced his class in Hebrew to his students by saying, "Gentlemen, this is the language that God spoke." They can be numbers but that's something you'd only encounter at Caltech. The whole point of palindromes is to be clever. Breaking the rules to make the game easier is not clever! It's just laziness. No, that's not true. Again, this is nothing more than breaking the rules to make the game easier. It's not clever.
Agreed, and yet there is Stephen Fry's: "retteb si flah d noces tub but the second half is better". Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! I like a palindrome to make some sense, and these Stephen Fry ones just about do it: "Lisa Bonet ate no basil" "Satan oscillate my metallic sonatas"
Not the slightest bit entertaining, and I'm sorry I wasted my time puzzling through it. Those are entertaining and a whole lot easier to understand.
You could not, could you? Would I? Yes! I would. Come, shall I stroke your whatever, darling? Darling, whatever your stroke, I shall come.
Again we have evidence of a mirror function. http://www.bing.com/search?q=palindrome definition&qs=n&form=MONEY5&qs=n&sk=&sc=5-21&x=0&y=0 Is this a palendrome? ..... "it is false not true is it"
Oh. It is a semordnilap but that is only a word, phrase or sentence which makes some word, phrase or sentence backward yet is not a palindrome. I'm thinking there is a more precise word for it being contradictory.
