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6/27/2022

We have very good singers and musicians at St. Stephen the First Martyr, Sacramento, CA. Go to the Latin category and the post dated 4/27/2022 to hear them and a classical piece arranged by our seminarian, Jacob Kasak, FSSP. His last name is a palindrome.

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Josef Ketzer

6/28/2022 01:18:09 am

Palindromes and names... an interesting topic!
"Ein Neger mit Gazelle zagt im Regen nie" was a popular palindrome in German, but because one cannot replace "Neger" by a PC word, this joke is anathema now.
The strongest candidate for the position of the "Anti-Christ", the bad mastermind behind the project of Globalization, George S., has got a palindromic name too...
Another wordplay, not a palindrome: If I had to write a novel with two Japanese heroines, I would give them the (really possible) names "Akemi Ozu" and "Tomoko Ono". Can You guess why, Bobby?

Robert E. Dunn link

6/28/2022 01:38:10 am

George Soros. I get the second, Neger. Hmm, I tried the Japanese names: "o no comedy, uzi o mecca"? Tell me, tell me. B

Josef Ketzer

7/1/2022 09:28:10 am

Well, Bobby, the pointe is this: Both names have five syllables, the given name three, the family one two. But the first contains all five vowels in the correct order, the second has only "O"s 😊...

Robert E. Dunn link

7/1/2022 12:48:17 pm

Thank you. I had a student years ago whose first name was Akemi.

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