Says You returns to Asheville, North Carolina this week to turn around or two, around.

Just while we were listening, I was writing my name upside down and backwards with both hands.

Can I get some points for that?

Yes.

Prompted by a listener's challenge, we play three of our classic games back to front

so just take you enough you're neat very close see how easy it is this is the level of brilliance

I was expecting because when you stand says you on its head,

you never know what will come tumbling out of its pockets.

It's actually a well-known cannibal expression.

Did I tell you I can write my name upside down and backwards?

It's a topsy-turvy says-you.

Coming up, right after this.

Welcome to Says You, a game of bluff and bluster, words and whimsy.

Welcome to Says You, a game of bluff and bluster, words, and whimsy. Now join our panelists and your host this week, Dave Zobel.

Thank you, thank you, from the Diana Wortham Theater in Asheville, North Carolina,

welcome to Says You, a simple game with words played by two teams, the second of which sits stereo right.

His topography is most unsuitable for anything that can properly be called park scenery,

Mr. Barry Nolan.

Her woods are miserable with all the good trees culled out,

and only the runts left, Miss Francine Akbar,

and his soil seems to be generally poor, Mr. John Boyle.

Thank you. John Boyle. Those introductions were all quoting Master Landscape Architect Frederick Law Olmsted,

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