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Palindromes For Each World Series Game So Far
Our friend and master palindromist Barry Duncan shared with us four more World Series palindromes — one for each World Series game so far. (See his previous three — including one for each team.)
Game One
1. 8pm. Ump. 8-1.
Are “pop or drop” opera.
MA: Jon. Home. Gem. Oh. No jam.
Diva DH? Ah, David!
Wonder rests: Erred now.
Damn!
I will ask.
Call, as reversal, lacks all.
I win.
Mad?
1-sided is 1.
Game Two
I, Papi.
One so raw. Mr.? Is still a boy (22 y.o.)! Ball? It's
sir. MW arose, no?
Tie it.
No, I tag.
It's aces, pal.
Error relapse.
Castigation.
1-1.
A Trevor. Over. Ta.
Now:
One to NL, AL.
Note:
Now on!
Game Three
One MO home, no?
V-IV.
Done. Rip, mull umpire. Nod?
Mete.
Lose.
Fast call.
I, Will, act.
Safe?
So let 'em.
Risk AL flak, sir.
Now SL (NL)'s won.
Sin?
A fate.
Series.
I rise.
I reset.
A fan is.
Game Four
To hero men
In HD
Non-DH
Nine more
Hot
2-2.
Set. Am in a spot, too. Hits AL bat. I'm a JG. Jam
it! “A blast,” I hoot. “Tops.” Animates.
Tied. Am level. Made it.
4-2 (4).
Sun. eve:
Put it up.
Even us.
He's so late. Bag. A toss? I do. K. Wong, now
KO'd, is so. Tag. A bet. A loss, eh?
Copyright © 2013 by Barry Duncan
Barry Duncan is a master palindromist who writes the Reversible Life blog.
This program aired on October 28, 2013. The audio for this program is not available.