PALINDROME COLLECTION**(bottom of page)
                                                 (9,606 as of February 14, 2012)

                                         If read from left, or read from right,
                            the self-same letters meet your sight. (122)               
                    
A site dedicated to sharing and archiving (single/stand-alone sentence, letter-unit) PALINDROMES
 

 (Please be sure to check out TOPS' SPOT )                   Archive Updated: April 13, 2012

                                Nostril-flare femme, feral, flirts on.  (Mark Saltveit)
                                         Pub Al's Pirates set a R.I.P.  slab up!

                  Even a copy typo can even up a pun; even a copy typo can, Eve. (Martin Clear)                     

                                                 All I saw was, aw, Wasilla!

                                        Tim busies a case I submit. (Douglas Fink)

                                        "Media strategists, I get Art!" said Em.

                       Dog sex, even if fine, vexes God. (Carola Von Hoffmannstahl-Solomonoff?)

                                          Ya, Signor, war is, Sir, a wrong, I say.

                    I, man, am damned—I am a maiden madman, am I?  (Nora Baron)

                           E.g., never to be so old again, I, a gad, loose bot, revenge!

                                         God, Lee H. Oswald, I'm amid law, so heel dog!  (John Kamb)

                                        Bob, solos did mum gig--mum did solos bob.        

                             "Si, robots garble BASIC," Isabel brags to Boris. (Eric Harshbarger)
                                           "Timed, lo, time emits time, Em!" I told Em it.                                

                                            Ma, I am a boy: Obama I am.  (Michael Styer)

                                                "E", I 'drome 'em or die! 
                                                  

    Now, evil, I've won!        Pose as Timi Imit's Aesop.         Meg saw one rock core 
             now as  gem.

"We" prefer pizzazz; I prefer pew.   		 Set an "I," mull--it illuminates!      Be 'green': one erg, Eb.          
"Sprawl" warps!       Mode robot pets, too, foot-step to boredom. Sees a most serene rest, serene rest soma sees.
O gol', Sal, U-card sees        
Dracula's logo!               		 Bud did a AAA ad I'd dub.        

Silly ram ate wet amaryllis!        

          
      I hose zoo ooze, so, "Hi!"          Dogs sass God.           Al, Liz dogs Godzilla!

                                     

	       “No lasagnas!” sang a salon.  (Douglas Fink)

            "Lo, Ho claims a crass ennui unnes sarcasm," I alcohol.          

                     Evil was Saladin -- a man I'd alas saw live. (unknown)

                                    ?Did I live on no evil I did?

                Devil's evil spasm saps lives lived. (Eric Harshbarger)

                                                           God loaned Eden AOL--dog!                                      

"Ted, a cadet, alerted a cadet, saw I DNA-tested a cadet, arrested a cadet, debated a cadet; so Pete posted a
     cadet a bed Ted, a cadet, serrated: a cadet set and I wasted a cadet," related a cadet.  (Martin Clear)

                                        ‘Bedlam in a sac’ I remain: I, America’s animal, Deb.

                              "Anula la luna," alba habla, "anula la luna." (Mark Salveit)

                                          Way to not spill latte: get tall lips to not yaw!

                         As I let a hero melt tilaks, I risk a little more hate, Lisa.  (Martin Clear)

                                    Motel cats bored: no pizza, jazz; I ponder obstacle, Tom.

                                           Egad Lot, I hit old age. (Howard Richler)

       

by Timi Imit

With this site I hope to enlist your help in discovering and displaying any/all letter-unit PALINDROMIC (stand-alone, single) SENTENCES in the English language.  

MockOK.com represents the largest palindrome collection made freely available which is also up-dated (at least) monthly and referenced fastidiously.  So far I've archived more than 9,500 PALINDROMIC SENTENCES, but I am sure there are thousands more!  By the way, palindromes can be numeric (not my interest!), phrase (A man, a plan, a canal-Panama--also not my interest), sentence, prose (more than one sentence), or poem/play structured (http://www.amorecrea.com/images/palindromesigned13by19.jpg ). Also, the reversible unit can be the letter (the case here) or the word (for more discussion of these other forms of palindromic word-play, see Commentaries-I)  

My interest happens to be single sentence palindromes (with subject and verb; or, in rare cases, clearly implied verb.)  (Please, also see Commentaries-III)

In addition, I have a special interest in how certain palindromes 'pivot' (see Commentaries-II for discussion of this feature.)  or contain "multiple middles" (see Commentaries-IV.)

Please have fun, try your hand, and submit any newly created single, sensible, stand-alone palindromic sentence(s) you would like!  E-mail submissions to timiimit@mockok.com    Please identify yourself, if you want your palindrome(s) to be referenced--as you will see I have attempted to faithfully do with the alphabetically listed (then numerically referenced) palindromes in this site.


*( You may also submit to timiimit@mockok.com if you have a link you'd like made to your site.)

    LINKS:

    http://www.palindromist.org   IT'S BACK!  ON-LINE WITH MARK SALVEIT
    http://semidailydose.blogspot.com/2010/02/weird-al-takes-on-bob-dylan-with.html THANK YOU, AL YANKOVIC!
    http://www.yankeepotroast.org/daily/040315.html (delightful list of "celebrity palindromes"!)
    http://home.hccnet.nl/jc.kuiper/palindromes/panama.htm (Palindromes in symmetric arrays!)
    http://www.aks.quik.co.nz/tjmitch/palindromes.htm (includes 'word unit' palindromes)
    http://www.kids.net.au (great link list, for kids' fun online)
    http://www.prodomosua.it/java/Hvall.html  (OK, so it's entirely in Italian...)
    http://daftfad.tripod.com (computer-generated 'dromes)
    http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~evs/ai/sun__20a_20java_20janus_204.gif (moving, 3-D palindrome!)
    http://www1.cs.columbia.edu/~evs/ai/birken/Sun.htm (another 3-D moving palindrome!)
    http://www.3smartcubes.com/pages/links/games_wordplay.asp (resources incl. IQ & Personality Tests)
    http://www.mybaby.net.au  (for those who want to choose a palindromic baby name?)
    http://www.infojokes.com (hey, a lot of folks consider palindromes a joke!)
    http://www.officialpartydirectory.co.uk (Six at party trap taxis...)
    http://www.Bayareakicks.com (leave the computer behind and get some physical recreation!)
    http://www.kicksonfire.com (Kick off your day with a sneak preview here; "Sad, I'd an Adidas...")
    http://www.peakdirectory.com (a great resource for keeping up with other artistic endeavors)
    http://www.jokesinside.com (have fun--and send me a palindrome using the word Joke!)
    http://www.iqtestexperts.com (see if you have the <palindromic!> IQ to author a few hundred yourself, eh?)
    http://purchaze.com  ["P-U: erase L.A. shoe king, Nike--oh, sales are up!?!" (98)]   
    http://www.lens.com (hey, what good are palindromes if you can't read them!?)
    http://www.ontoplist.com/blog-directory/


    **PALINDROME COLLECTION:

    Palindrome sentences in "dictionary-alphabetical" (A boy comes before Able) listing:

  A-C   D    E    F-H   I-L    M    N   O-R   S   T-Z  

        Or click on one of these links to look at specific aspects of the archives:

   References  Commentaries  Best of Imit  Tops' Spot   Recent Subs  PIPs

 

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