Hey all,
Having recently DEVOURED Dan Brown's Angels and Demons, I have been introduced to the art of ambigrams(words that are read the same when rotated 180 degrees). Needless to say I did some google research and found these little gems(music related):
http://www.geocities.com/rcm_ca/ambi/
Browse to the right frame to 1)Glenn Gould 2)Ludwig van Beethoven

Is anyone else fascinated by these wonders?
Zorro
Ps: Get your chiropractor on speed dial if you have neck problems...

I'm going to hold off on this till I get a longer cord for my monitor or a more portable mirror.

I wasn't surprised to see Douglas Hofstadter on the links list.


bob
bod
dob
dod

(Which ever one works.)
Did you get Palindrome's permission to post this?

What a fun idea! Sort of reminds me of those faces you turn upside down to create a new face. And, similary, Sophie's after school group did this ridiculously funny project. Each kid lay on the ground and the teacher covered their body with a blanket and put a bandana on their head covering it below the nose so just the mouth and chin were exposed. She then drew eyes and a teeny nose on the chin, and it created an upside-down, very distorted, extremely goofy looking talking head.

bob, you forgot pop!

Would "DIOXIDE" count? You can flip it upside down.