Numpties, dead wood, column dodgers etc

[suityou01]

Only about £469 million worth...

So could post 32 be you posting something on topic?

[Churchill]

So could post 32 be you posting something on topic?

Guinness?

[TheFaQQer]

PALI!

[Churchill]

PALI!

No it isn't!

Not by my reckoning, anyway!

[TheFaQQer]

No it isn't!

Not by my reckoning, anyway!

Why not?

[Churchill]

Why not?

Double digits don't count.

323 <- Yes
33 <- Not on your Aunt Nelly
3213 <- Yes

[MarillionFan]

Back on subject.

Be careful what you point out to people as the old adage, he who smelt it dealt it, is going to be bang on the money when they point the finger at you.

Phewwwwww.

[TheFaQQer]

Double digits don't count.

323 <- Yes
33 <- Not on your Aunt Nelly
3213 <- Yes

Under what definition?

The ones here, here and here suggests that a two digit number is palindromic.

(To be truly pedantic, a single digit number is also palindromic)

[Churchill]

Under what definition?

The ones here, here and here suggests that a two digit number is palindromic.

(To be truly pedantic, a single digit number is also palindromic)

Under the definition used when I was a schoolchild and found such trivialities amusing.

[TheFaQQer]

Under the definition used when I was a schoolchild and found such trivialities amusing.

Either they taught it wrong, or you remember it wrong then!

Here's the first 19999 numerical palindromes - starting with 0 and ending with 99999999

You could also check A Handbook of Integer Sequences (N. J. A. Sloane) and The Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (N. J. A. Sloane and Simon Plouffe) if you really want to show how wrong you are.