CompuServe Thread

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#151587From: Steve AhlstromJun 8, 1994 11:28 PM
What's so difficult with Mega-Gem ? It's capitalized the way it is (MegageM) because it's a palindrome. Certainly easier to pronounce than similar names like Metadigm or Paradigm (say, is that a pair of diggems?) -sja
#151588From: Jim Nangano/SYSOPJun 8, 1994 11:41 PM
No, it's 20 cents. – BobR
#151786From: Steve Bennett/SYSOPJun 10, 1994 1:48 AM
LOL!!
#151627From: Dale LarsonJun 9, 1994 4:44 AM
Ah. I've always liked games like palindromes, but either am not good at them or have not played them enough. Thanks. — Dale L. Larson, Intangible Assets Manufacturing
#151778From: Black Belt SystemsJun 10, 1994 12:26 AM
Dale, I saw once, somewhere, some art where this person was just amazing at making a symmetrical artwork out of your name; look at it multiple ways, and it would still be your name – yet it would be fancy as all get out. I will never forget the feeling of total amazement at the skills required and obviously present. Sort of related to palindromes, only different. :^) –Ben …via AutoPilot
#152122From: Charles BlaquiereJun 12, 1994 3:09 PM
Ben, the artist who draws words in a wonderfully twisted manner is Scot Kim; he created a MacPaint-based package once, called "Letterforms and illusions"; I bought it for $5 at a book clearance sale, and had a great time fiddling around with letterforms for an afternoon. For non-Mac users, he also published a book called "Inversions". Blaq!
#152160From: Black Belt SystemsJun 12, 1994 10:17 PM
Right! Scot Kim. That guy is neat! –Ben …via AutoPilot