A 5x5 grid offers more challenge...ideally there would be 3 palindromic 5-letter words, of which 2 were repeated...an ABCBA pattern. And it would make some sort of sense! I haven't worked that out yet. This one reads like the musing of a fretting mathemaniac: Never even, ever even, ever even.Thursday, January 29, 2009
Never Even...
A 5x5 grid offers more challenge...ideally there would be 3 palindromic 5-letter words, of which 2 were repeated...an ABCBA pattern. And it would make some sort of sense! I haven't worked that out yet. This one reads like the musing of a fretting mathemaniac: Never even, ever even, ever even.
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ReplyDeleteMy roommate in college and I tried to invent the palindromic film. The Rules : starts and ends in the same room, filmed backwards and then reversed, must have palindromic title.
So here was our first attempt a few years back. if nothing more, enjoy the dreadlocks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqcp3jg6BJI
-tim
I love the title and your dreads...on your
ReplyDeletenext attempt take it further- film or imagery mirrored and literally run backwards from
midpoint and a musical score doing the same!
If it brought home a point it would be a
stunning achievement (at least to Bob, Anna and Otto )