Let's play Bible Trivia!
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Yikes! This is a tough one! Please define "anagram" for me.
I may have used the wrong term, but it's a word that makes sense (or supposed to make sense) read forward or backward.
Yes....anagram is when you scramble letters to spell a different word like....cinema formed from iceman
That's a palindrome
Ohhh ok, I kept thinking that palindromes were phrases or sentences as opposed to single words.
Thanks for clearing that up!
A Palin drone is what Sarah Palin and her husband use from the helicopter to locate and hunt wolves in Alaska to control the population.
How else could she Canada?
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Oh, too funny! I think Bible Trivia has turned into the game of BALDERDASH!! LOL!
Quick! Somebody ask a question!
It was "which two Biblical persons' names are PALINDROMES of each other?
(See what I did there, Magenta?)
It was "which two Biblical persons' names are PALINDROMES of each other?
(See what I did there, Magenta?)
And my final answer is................EVE!
And my final answer is................EVE!
Ops! Eve is only one of them. There is yet another!!
It was "which two Biblical persons' names are PALINDROMES of each other?
(See what I did there, Magenta?)
There would have to be two persons having the same name, with the name itself being a palindrome.
It was "which two Biblical persons' names are PALINDROMES of each other?
(See what I did there, Magenta?)
Okay! Got two palindromes!
Eve and Anna!!!