Do Geese See God?: A Palindrome Anthology

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Guarnaccia's intelligent, comic drawings alter the reading and savoring of palindromes into an altogether new, visual experience - wise, pointed and funny. However, at the end of each millennium, the gap is only 11 years, instead of 110, so we had a palindromic year in 1991 and again in 2002 but there will not be another one until 2112. I wasn’t sure which, but I tried to help him out by finding some deeper meaning to attribute, rather than burst his bubble with anything other than a nod of agreement. I'm watching the same scene, the same people, interact in the same way and all I have to do is to stop and smell the roses. How a film with so much pseudo-action and intensity made me bellow one of my favorite Homer-isms, "Bo-ring!

Also reading about cutting muddiness in mixes but preserving sub is pretty illuminating, definitely worth a peep. Author Sue Perry used a palindrome for the book title of her psychological thriller ‘Was It A Rat I saw? Blair Underwood was excellent in conveying the frantic nature of the average joe's life in chasing the dream or hurrying to what comes next. However, now I now realize that this movie's point is to slow us down in our daily lives and that the alternate ending is just a witty way to make people to take a break from their schedule.

For those of you who got so mad, either at the editing, the product placement, the 'pointless' theme, etc. The new pair of shoes symbolic of material possessions but what does it really mean when your life is over? The meaning of the film is found in the emotion, the rush, the pace, and the incongruent of the screen life with the evergreen that sits quietly at the "real screen" of the window of the city.

This mysterious form of wordplay known as the palindrome—in which a group of phrases can be read both forwards and backwards—has bewitched and beguiled readers for centuries and, due to its mirrored, dualistic quality, was at one point considered to have magical powers. I was very confused when I saw this because I think the film already has a surreal psychedelic tone. A simple commentary on the life of a typical person in today's world, those who are running through life and not getting anywhere. We are, though, the only generation between the Norman conquest and the year 3000 to experience two palindromic years within a normal lifetime. But Sotades was probably feeling less of a smartypants when one of his verses insulted King Ptolemy II, who had him wrapped in lead and thrown into the sea.This one in particular is bad because it is an endless cycle of quick edits of a hellish experience. Ideas seem elastic in these equilibrium gambit as their bass/horn/drums matrix cracks some very detailed codes. What I enjoy about the theme is that the cycle continues only as long as the character lets it continue. This is why, after viewing this film the austerity of it all lingers with us, much like the scent of a freshly picked rose.

If English is not your native language, or if you are studying a foreign language, have you come across any good palindromic phrases there? It is too bad I have to resort to this type of silly workaround to make a simple point about the movie, one which I hope will help others see it a little differently. But that's the point - you are supposed to feel uneasy repeating everything exactly, and getting nowhere new. I assume that this is trying to show that everyone is looking for "salvation" or inner peace wherever they can find it. On the subject of today's date, they are getting quite excited in Singapore, where "palindrome activists" are devoting the auspicious day to world harmony and peace and are urging people to hold a minute's silence at 8.I watched the movie several times and each time I gained a greater understanding for his frustration in trying to reach his goals. So thanks for that, and also I like the animal directness of the quacks juxtaposed with the human loftiness of “do geese see god?