XMASTIME: Xmastime Classixxx, Palindrome Edition

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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Xmastime Classixxx, Palindrome Edition

I don't really understand why the word for "word that reads the same backwards and forwards" does not read the same backwards and forwards. Woulda been cool, right? What the fuckkcufehttahw? - XMASTIME

Anyways, it occurred to me that she, and anyone else born that year, (1991) had the greatest chance to be born in and then see another year which is a numeric palindrome in over 1000 years. 1991, 2002. Otherwise, you gotta live 110-120 years to see two different years like that (eg 1771 to 1881.) Last example that close woulda been 999 and 1001. Interesting. - XMASTIME

Mrs. XmastimeemitsamX!

Drunken Dater's palindrome birfday.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Actually, according to Brick Heck, the word you are referring to is wordidrow...and it just never made it into websters.; 9:17 PM