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Wow! I'm in the zone! Even my comic ID# 49894 is a palindrome!

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Vulgarity is simply the conduct of others. -Oscar Wilde

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"I'm astounded by people who want to 'know' the universe when it's hard enough to find your way around Chinatown." -- mrjass@mindless.com

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"Oh, look, a joke! How original! Thank you, but if I wanted my emotions stimulated pleasurably, I'd get a whore." - Donald B. Jones III

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ken.kaufman@gmail.com

aaaaaarrrrgggghhhhhh

*pop*

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Sorry I took so long to decide, but there's a lot of good stuff here, so it wasn't easy!

I'll start with the honorable mentions:

Kajun Firefly: "Captain Palindrome" - great sidekick idea
lemur68: "Hell? Eh" and " 'S Satan at ass"
fpd: "Robot mum Tobor", "Dog God", "Soap Opera Recaps" - in the words of Bill Murray in "Tootsie", "that is one nutty hospital!"
fuzzyman: "Call me Sidney"
andydougan: "He won a Toyota now, eh?"

And now, the moment for which you've all been waiting ever-so-patiently...

The winner is ...

**kaufman**

for his combination of "Writer's block" for the nice palindrome pun, and "ABBA brainstorming session" for the clever rule bender and Swedish flag background!

Congratulations, kaufman!

And thanks, everyone, for your efforts!

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"There's no point in beating a dead horse ... except, of course, for the pure joy of it." - A. Whitney Brown

always a bridesmaid.....

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Dad was flammable

Did you miss the hidden palindromes? Has anyone figured out what they are?

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Has anyone been keeping track of how many times kaufman's won? It must be into triple figures by now.

Curses! Foiled again!

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...Trot and Cap'n Bill were free from anxiety and care. Button-Bright never worried about anything. The Scarecrow, not being able to sleep, looked out of the window and tried to count the stars.

Well, I saw "Dr. Awkward" and "Do geese see God" and then my brain exploded.

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"There's no point in beating a dead horse ... except, of course, for the pure joy of it." - A. Whitney Brown

Well, I saw "Dr. Awkward" and "Do geese see God" and then my brain exploded.

Those weren't the hidden palindromes. They weren't even in the strips. I placed various non-palindromic references to known palindromes to obscure the real palindromes. For example, I said "Doctor Awkward," which is not a palindrome, instead of Dr. Awkward. I also mentioned Geese beholding God, but never asked "Do Geese see God?" Anyway, here are the actual hidden palindromes.

In the first strip, the hidden palindrome is the word "a", which is used as the indefinite article before words beginning with a consonant sound. It appears in the first panel just before the word "palindrome."

In the second strip, the hidden palindrome is the word "I", which is used as the subjective, first-person pronoun. It is said by the elf who is talking to Doctor Awkward in the last panel.

The third panel of each strip contained clues. Knowing what the answers are, you should be able to recognize the clues.

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