Mac King was on hand when Edde Ddodd was nabbed at a clothing shop only an hour after his partner Hannah knocked over a nearby jewelry store. The Ddodd gang was famous for its fascination with palindromes, that is, a word or phrase that, like magic, reads the same forward or backwards.
Ddodd carried a note from his partner that seemed to disclose the jewels’ hiding place. It read: Ed, I hide, what you do with a shoelace.
“The first three words are a palindrome in themselves,” noted Mac. “The remainder of the note must relate to a different palindrome,” he reasoned.
Walking directly to a display of men’s neckwear, Mac fished out the valuable plunder. How did he know where to look?
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Solution: What do you do with a shoelace, that when written out is also a palindrome? Tie it! Mac reasoned the jewels were hidden in the clothing store’s display of neck ties.
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COOL
I didn’t get it
not so easy>;(
That seriously was easy
it was cool
That was good but easy.
i loved it.
it was pretty cool hey does any body know what 5 letter word when completely capitalized spells the same way upside down?
SWIMS!!!!
what is the answer? i didnt get it:(
SUPER EASY!!!
it is not easy
I didnt guess that!
wierd
easy easy easy
it is so ovios, come on! so easy!
what does pokemon have to do with this?
Including Anonymous’s “Madam Im Adam”.
I like palindromes and that was easy.
Madam Im Adam
I like pokémon do you?
easy
I love palindromes! I have a list. And that was very easy.
I don’t like mysterys
i loved it
easy to figure out.