Do Geese See God?: A Palindrome Anthology

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Pehaps that is not a negative from the film-maker's perspective because you do get very involved in the perspective of the "man. Lockdown collab with our friends at Beer-Ink, with 120kg of pulped blackberries in the brew to create this hazed purple sour. This is why, after viewing this film the austerity of it all lingers with us, much like the scent of a freshly picked rose.There's some really interesting post-modern theology in this short: humanity's view of God, of time, of the "important" things in life. This is a question that might be treated differently by a theologian, an ornithologist or someone under the influence of mind-altering substances, but a word-nerd’s answer might baffle the uninitiated.

will appeal to all lovers of wordplay, codes, puzzles, anagrams, crossword puzzles and linguistic brainteasers. It’s all about P-L-I-A-B-I-L-I-T-Y and the symmetry needed to keep counterpoise at the top of the agenda. Author Sue Perry used a palindrome for the book title of her psychological thriller ‘Was It A Rat I saw? I know it is a palindrome (spelled the same way backwards and forwards), as is the character's name, "Dr. I assume that this is trying to show that everyone is looking for "salvation" or inner peace wherever they can find it.What I enjoy about the theme is that the cycle continues only as long as the character lets it continue.

We do this every morning and every night, which is symbolized by the repetition of finding the CD and starting the sequence all over again. Now, in the hands of palindrome master William Irvine, combined with these witty and exquisitely drawn illustrations by Steven Guarnaccia, the result is a delightful mix of literary and absurdist humor. That is why Karma is so central to the film, because time well spent is, at least according to the film, maybe fleeting but more essential than most of the time spent in one's life.I did not find the "product placements" to be intrusive -- which I'm sure is what the film makers intended.