Palindromes

[Calboner]

If a camel had two heads (one at either end), would it be a palindromedary?

 

[molotovmuffin]

If a camel had two heads (one at either end), would it be a palindromedary?

Yes..

and they do exist.... Dr Doolittle had one... he called it a PushMePullMe IIRC :wink:

 

[AllHazzardi]

Well, since you need further explanation;

ALOHALOHAYOHIYOHEYAHAKEMANEINOPAYOPAYOAPAYOMANITEY ATONOWAHAKAMESUrEYASALAMALAIKAKOCHIKONAYORCHIKONEK ANMACHOXITANASERENASAIYOFARELIFEMACHOWACHOTOMETAYO LAMIWAIKIKINOKIKINOWAYAYAPICOHavENOKIHUAVASALUtaYO amANIKELOHOWAHIHIHOIHAHIMENOWARASEOGOMENASAILALALA LALOLOHOHOHOHAHEHEHEHEMAYOWHYOwaMIManosUtrayosomen owiyamodalopadioloremisowasokamiteyorkimakitekatek atekaketarosorawulakayowaha
:
ahawoyakaluwarosoratekaketaketaketikamikroyetimakosawosimeroloipadoladomayiwonemosoyartrusonamimawoyh........

Each consonant is a set of variations of natural sounds that occur between the names of the vowel letters, to COMPRESS a large amount of information, you simply read the compressed information(an anagramic palindrome such as RACECAR) forwards and backwards, and every variation in between, so....

RACECAR
ARCECAR
ACRECAR
ACERCAR
ACECRAR
ACECARR
RACECAR

1234567
2134567
2314567
2341567
2345167
2345617

ETC. By reading these as words we get

One-say-two-say-three-say-four-say-five-say-six-say-seven-say
two-say-one-say-three-say-four-say-five-say-six-say-seven-say
two-say-three-say-one-say-four-say-five-say-six-say-seven-say

In reversals we would read this as EN-YAS-OUT-YAS-EERTH-YAS-RUOF-YAS-EVIF-YAS-XIS-YAS-NEVES-YAS

The entirety of our knowledge from history is wrapped up in nursery rhymes, rhythmic palindromes, anagrams, and so on.

What this means is that, for example, PANDEMIC, brought up by web-bot, can be said as;
PAY-AH-NOO-DOH-EH-EM-EYE-SAY

Pay a noodle, ahem, I say.



The entirety of human language is one infinitely repeating set of anagramic TONAL palindromes; The definition of a Palindrome is that it READS the same, not that the set of CHARACTERS are the same. Think sound, not letters, and you'll see there's a LOT more information hidden than you might have previously believed.

 

[Calboner]

^ Off his chump.

 

[molotovmuffin]

Well, since you need further explanation;

ALOHALOHAYOHIYOHEYAHAKEMANEINOPAYOPAYOAPAYOMANITEY ATONOWAHAKAMESUrEYASALAMALAIKAKOCHIKONAYORCHIKONEK ANMACHOXITANASERENASAIYOFARELIFEMACHOWACHOTOMETAYO LAMIWAIKIKINOKIKINOWAYAYAPICOHavENOKIHUAVASALUtaYO amANIKELOHOWAHIHIHOIHAHIMENOWARASEOGOMENASAILALALA LALOLOHOHOHOHAHEHEHEHEMAYOWHYOwaMIManosUtrayosomen owiyamodalopadioloremisowasokamiteyorkimakitekatek atekaketarosorawulakayowaha
:
ahawoyakaluwarosoratekaketaketaketikamikroyetimakosawosimeroloipadoladomayiwonemosoyartrusonamimawoyh........

Each consonant is a set of variations of natural sounds that occur between the names of the vowel letters, to COMPRESS a large amount of information, you simply read the compressed information(an anagramic palindrome such as RACECAR) forwards and backwards, and every variation in between, so....

RACECAR
ARCECAR
ACRECAR
ACERCAR
ACECRAR
ACECARR
RACECAR

1234567
2134567
2314567
2341567
2345167
2345617

ETC. By reading these as words we get

One-say-two-say-three-say-four-say-five-say-six-say-seven-say
two-say-one-say-three-say-four-say-five-say-six-say-seven-say
two-say-three-say-one-say-four-say-five-say-six-say-seven-say

In reversals we would read this as EN-YAS-OUT-YAS-EERTH-YAS-RUOF-YAS-EVIF-YAS-XIS-YAS-NEVES-YAS

The entirety of our knowledge from history is wrapped up in nursery rhymes, rhythmic palindromes, anagrams, and so on.

What this means is that, for example, PANDEMIC, brought up by web-bot, can be said as;
PAY-AH-NOO-DOH-EH-EM-EYE-SAY

Pay a noodle, ahem, I say.



The entirety of human language is one infinitely repeating set of anagramic TONAL palindromes; The definition of a Palindrome is that it READS the same, not that the set of CHARACTERS are the same. Think sound, not letters, and you'll see there's a LOT more information hidden than you might have previously believed.

DooD your fooked up lol

 

[AllHazzardi]

DooD your fooked up lol

Yeah, but it makes people laugh, that's all that's important to me

 

[D_William Henry Hairyson]

ok, since i speak some other languages, here are some in spanish:

Ana, arenera, arepera, anilina, ananá, Neuquén, Oruro, oso, radar, reconocer, rotor, salas, seres, somos, sometemos, aerea, arara


one in greek, that has a beautiful meaning

Nipson anomemata me monan opsin

means wash out your sins not only your face


and this one in latin is really cool, Sator Arepo tenet opera rotas

which means Arepo the farmer guides the wheels skillfully, but here's the fun part: it can be read horizontally and vertically!

S A T O R
A R E P O
T E N E T
O P E R A
R O T A S

 

[B_stu.kay823]

Oh, that's SWEET. Talk about a party trick

 

[molotovmuffin]

lol its a magic square.... of sorts...

 

[AllHazzardi]

ok, since i speak some other languages, here are some in spanish:

Ana, arenera, arepera, anilina, ananá, Neuquén, Oruro, oso, radar, reconocer, rotor, salas, seres, somos, sometemos, aerea, arara


one in greek, that has a beautiful meaning

Nipson anomemata me monan opsin

means wash out your sins not only your face


and this one in latin is really cool, Sator Arepo tenet opera rotas

which means Arepo the farmer guides the wheels skillfully, but here's the fun part: it can be read horizontally and vertically!

S A T O R
A R E P O
T E N E T
O P E R A
R O T A S

See, exactly what I'm talking about Guess I'm not off my gasket

 

[Ethyl]

Does anyone even know what soapstone is anymore?

What's soapstone?:wink:

A combination of several minerals. Mostly talc. Rated 1 on a Moh's scale of hardness.

Huh huh huh. I said "hard".

 

[DiscoBoy]

A combination of several minerals. Mostly talc. Rated 1 on a Moh's scale of hardness.

Huh huh huh. I said "hard".

And all this time, I thought "as hard as soapstone" was such a great selling point :frown1:.

 

[Ethyl]

And all this time, I thought "as hard as soapstone" was such a great selling point :frown1:.

Only if you sell the shamwow or bottle of KaBOOM with it. :tongue:

 

[DiscoBoy]

Only if you sell the shamwow or bottle of KaBOOM with it. :tongue:

Honey, the shamwow with the grand KaBOOM is always guaranteed. That's just how the Magic Bullet works :wink::biggrin1:.

 

[molotovmuffin]

See, exactly what I'm talking about Guess I'm not off my gasket

lol
yes you are :wink:

 

[B_hungprepjock]

Word up, davidv3!

Grœco Roman Puzzles are the best!

Here's another palindrome:

In girum imus nocte et consumimur igni

In girum imus nocte et consumimur igni.

Archimedes' Lab puzzles

It means [as translated in Griel Marcus' Lipstick Traces, A Secret History of the Twentieth Century (New York, 1990)]: 'We turn in a circle in the night and we are consumed by the fire.'

As 'Burning Man' Hippie Shit as all that may seem, it was the title of a 1978 film by the late Situationist International theorist/provocateur Guy Debord.

"In girum imus nocte et consumimur igni": Centraal Museum, Utrecht, the Netherlands. - Artforum International | Encyclopedia.com

 

[molotovmuffin]

hahahah I love this one....
[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"SUM SUMMUS MUS"
'I am the mightiest mouse'[/FONT]

 

[B_hungprepjock]

Yeah, ha-ha, before I started to post replies to threads, I was

ABLATA AT ALBA (Secluded but Pure)

I've actually been thinking lately I should just go back to being a lurker again, but I guess that's a little like trying to reclaim your virginity after you've been raped...

 

[molotovmuffin]

Na... just enrich us with you wit.... and proceed on sir.

 

[unzipped]

what about double headed dildoes??