Do You Know What's Special About This Sentence?
"Sit on a potato pan, Otis."
(See comments section for the answer.)
(See comments section for the answer.)
posted by Candy Rant @ 2:06 PM
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4 Comments:
At 2:10 PM,
Candy Rant said…
It's a palindrome. But not just any palindrome. It's my all time favorite!
Second favorite:
"Wonder if Sununu's fired now."
(Much more timely in 1990 when he was Bush Sr.'s chief of staff.)
I also love
"Rats live on no evil star.
and
"Step on no pets."
At 6:03 PM,
Anonymous said…
So what's special about this, Ms. Wordsmith?
Peril Juice
At 2:17 PM,
Candy Rant said…
Peril,
It is special because I love it. Just like I love sea monkeys and pita bread. But not together.
At 4:29 PM,
Anonymous said…
Ah, bad writing on my part. . . what's special about the phrase "Peril Juice"?
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