I know what you're thinking.

That's disgusting. You pervert.

But I know what else you're thinking. You're thinking, "Hey, if Mirror were to have a palindrome, it would read 'Mirror rorriM' and that doesn't make any sense." But there's a type of palindrome that doesn't function on a basis of the letters ("a man, a plan, a canal, panama") but on the basis of the whole words. They tend to be longer, and it's the order of the words, not their constituent letters, that matters. The best one I've heard comes from the They Might Be Giants song, aptly titled, "Palindrome":

"Son, I am able," she said, "though you scare me." "Watch," said I. "Beloved," I said, "watch me scare you." "Though," said she, "able am I, son!"

Yet another fun way to make punctuation your bitch.

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