18 Jun 05
Originally posted by BowmannIf a conjugation table doesn't convince you, what would? And where does imagination come into the picture?
I'm not convinced. Perhaps my imagination isn't as reckless as yours.
[b]noon v.i. & t.
Halt or rest at noon; stop for or consume a midday meal.
BUT, I just realized this is an American word. Therefore, I retract it.[/b]
18 Jun 05
Originally posted by Jay PeateaI seriously doubt anyone can beat my record 4-letter palindromic sentence. Except me, perhaps.
Not on
We few
A Fa (as in the fourth note of the musical scale it can be spelt Fa or Fah)
Have you got any 3 letter palidrome sentences?
non.
🙂
Ok I admit that last one is cheating....
Save your efforts and move on...
20 Jun 05
Originally posted by BowmannNice anagram, Mambow.
All right, Skinny Thigh, now you've stopped making sense again.
And do not abuse my generosity.
Edit: By the way, I could post a further 25 palindromes as short as yours...
Anyway, I thought allowing 'A' was kind of lame, that was the sense I was trying to make.
But if it's legal, then indeed: I left at least 25 similar palindromes waiting for you.
I'm a pretty generous guy myself!
20 Jun 05
Originally posted by chessmaster111And I'm declaring 'A' to be a proper noun, so that we must all start again.
I am now announcing that Shiny Knight is the most clever person on the Earth.
However, Bowmann is the stupidest person on Earth because he didn't think a 3 letter palindrome was possible.