Norma is as selfless as I am, Ron.

Anne, I vote more cars race Rome to Vienna.

There are, however, good palindromes.
A "good" palindrome is one which uses real words in a natural phrase and makes sense.
This makes writing a good palindrome much more difficult than just flipping a bunch of symmetrical words around, as is too often the case.

My late father once recited a palindrome in German which was 35 words long. It was perfect, letter for letter from front to back and back to front AND it made perfect sense!
I wish I had written it down at the time as I can't remember it now.

Below are some of the palindromes we found which meet our tough criteria.
Some of them link to our palindromic coloring book pages which you can print out and color.
Some others connect to old WBC photos which illustrate some of the palindrome well.

• God saw I was dog!
  
• Step on no pets.
  
• Senile felines
  
• Did I draw Della too tall, Edward? I did?
  
• Don't nod.
  
• Racecar.
  
• Dumb mud. (photo)
  
• Del saw a sled.
  
• A Santa spots tops at NASA.
  
• Gateman sees name, garageman sees name tag.
  
• Never odd or even.
  
• Niagara, O roar again.
  
• Rise to vote, sir.
  
• Too bad, I hid a boot.

• Tuna nut.
  
• Was it a car or a cat I saw?(photo)
  
• We few.
  
• Doc, note. I dissent. A fast never prevents a fatness. I diet on cod.
  
• KINNIKINNIK (tobacco used by American Indians)
  
• Todd erases a red dot.
  
• Star comedy by democrats.
  
• Draw, O Caesar! Erase a coward!
  
• No, sir, panic is a basic in a prison.
  
• Marge lets Norah see Sharon's telegram.
  
• Are we not drawn onward, we few? Drawn onward to new era?