Because of the "longest palindrome" thread, I decided to create this

The aim is simple: Find the shortest palindrome possible but there are rules.

-It has to be a sentence (that makes sense).
-It cannot have a proper noun in it.

Unfortunetely, I don't have any ideas so I can't start you off

Avoiding single words, and ignoring American ones:


1) Add 'A'.

2) Tie it.

This one follows the rules, although it's Latin:

I!

OK. If we're going to be like that, how about:

.


That's Morse Code.

Originally posted by Bowmann
OK. If we're going to be like that, how about:

.


That's Morse Code.

Originally posted by Nordlys
Yes, but "e" is not a sentence, at least not in any language I know of.

yes, but you can exclaim "e!"...

so far, the only sentence that makes sense is tie it by Bowmann

Originally posted by Nordlys
Yes, but "e" is not a sentence, at least not in any language I know of.

Originally posted by XanthosNZ
You obviously haven't been to the North of England.

Originally posted by chessmaster111
so far, the only sentence that makes sense is tie it by Bowmann

Originally posted by Bowmann
You broke the rules first.

Originally posted by Bowmann
Following your rules, don't you mean both my initial suggestions?

Originally posted by Nordlys
No. The rules were:

-It has to be a sentence (that makes sense).
-It cannot have a proper noun in it.

The rules didn't say anything about the language. "I!" is a sentence which makes sense if you know Latin, and it doesn't have a proper noun in it.

Don't nod.