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Grammar for Moosey20
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For some reason the AB wont let me post this as a reply to Moosey's palindromic question..so to do the thing to death, the fun includes 'Dr Awkward', 'Do geese see God?' and 'Go hang a salami, I'm a lasagna hog!' but there are other forms of palindrome, HAH and WOW are 'mirror palendromes' along with A TOYOTA, which are not only reversable but readable in a mirror. A 'word unit palindrome' reverses word order and not letter order as in 'One for all and all for one' and 'You can cage a swallow, can't you, but you can't swallow a cage, can you?'... An 'auditory palndrome' sounds the same forwards and taped and played backwards, such as 'ominous cinema', and a 'symmetrical palindrome' reads the same both left to right and upside down, ie: SWIMS and NO X IN NIXON , and to really put the tin hat on the subject, don't forget the endless numeric palindromes such as 1001.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Altho geese may fly at high altitudes, i think it is silly to assume they can 'see god'. God being in heaven is purely figurative and just because angels fly too, you cannot assume that an animal has communed with the Higher Power. I understand you may think of geese as having souls because they lay eggs but then i would ask you "Don't chickens lay eggs as well? Well? So you see, then." Also, i urge you not to be frightened of these 'ominous cinema'. I was once scared of the places myself, as i don't like crowds and the place was very dark. But after much counseling from my state assigned therapist, i see them as places of much joy, and social interaction. And what a coincidence, i have A TOYOTA too! PS: You made quite a silly booboo - there actually IS an X in NIXON. its right in the middle, so it was better hidden but i assure you its there.
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