What's interesting about this sentence? A man a plan a canal panama.?

Question

What's interesting about this sentence? A man a plan a canal panama.?

Answer 1

it reads the same both backwards and fowards

Answer 2

A palindrome is an animal with humps?

Answer 3

It's the same backwards and forwards.

Answer 4

As most have indicated, it's a palindrome. You can find others at http://www.palindromelist.com/. The one Garson gave you is especially interesting since it can be expanded to "Madam, in Eden, I'm Adam."

Answer 5

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Answer 6

You can find more illustrated palindromes at "Palindramas" by Dan Mazur.  Check out the "Fan Art" section as well.  Hint, hint.

Answer 7

it is a palindrome

Answer 8

its the same backwards and fowards

Answer 9

It is a palindrome.  It reads backwards the same as forwards.  The phrase probably  refers to Ferdinand de Lesseps who began construction of the canal in 1880.  "A man, a plan, a canal--Panama."

Perhaps the very first palindrome was spoken to Eve: "Madam, I'm Adam."