June 17 2008

Falindrome #21:

O, gin, need a dingo?

9am

May 19 2008

Falindrome #20:

An arab bra? No! Nada! —  Dan on Barbara

10pm

May 12 2008

Falindrome #19:

So-Cal Locos: Local Colas 

4pm

May 08 2008

Falindrome #18:

 Raven Yankees seek? Nay! Never!

10pm

May 07 2008

Falindrome #17:

A detained face: Caffeinated Data.

11am

May 06 2008

Falindrome #16: 

So cats taste staccato tacos?

12am

May 01 2008

Falindrome #15: 

“Wanna Sit Tibet? I bet it is!” — Anna W.

2pm

April 30 2008

Falindrome #14:

Not “O Vitamin Tub!” But Nima Tivo’s a ton. 

5pm

April 29 2008

Falindrome #13:

 Ray, eat a ripe pirate tea. YAR!!

10pm

Falindrome #12:

Yaw, a bus driver omen: no mo’ revived subway.

9am

April 28 2008

Falindrome #11:

Mime Eminem 

10am

April 27 2008

Falindrome #10:

A-hah! A banana ban. Haha!

8pm

Falindrome #9: 

Bobak eats meat: Kabob!

2pm

Falindrome #8:

“I, a CD-ROM?!” ribbed a bearded Mordcai.

12pm

Falindrome #7:

No sass on a livid Advil — Vidal Sassoon

11am

"What are falindromes?!?"

Falindromes are fake palindromes. Although they cannot be read the same forwards and backwards (like their sister palindromes), their peculiar structure make them appear as if they can.