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Apparently, the sentence:

Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

Is gramatically correct *twitch*

Wikipedia article about it [clicky]

Does it confuse you as much as it confuses me?

Learn from Humpty Dumpty! my weight loss role model):

!Words can mean whatever i want them to mean".

So, yes, thats grammatically correct.
Yours,
Pretentiously,
Suggs.

[Buffalo buffalo1]-[1i.e those buffalo from Buffalo, NY] [2which other buffalo from Buffalo]-[2Buffalo buffalo] [3buffalo]-[3i.e bully] buffalo3 [bully] Buffalo buffalo [1/2].

So, bufallo from bufallo who get bullied by their fellow buffalo from Buffalo in turn bully other buffalo from Buffalo.

Makes sence

that. is. AWESOME!

challenge: try to use that sentence today

How?

william18 wrote:How?

that's the challenge

The word is just strange looking, Buff-alo. Buffalo buffalo.

The City of Buffalo, New York was actually coined "Beau-Fleuve" by French explorers, which means "Beautiful River."

Nothing to do with the animal.

And, as a matter of fact, there really is no such thing as an "American buffalo" rather they are "bison." The "water buffalo" exists in Asia.

Water buffalo:

American bison:

Krueger wrote:The word is just strange looking, Buff-alo. Buffalo buffalo.

same here....
after reading it over and over again, trying to understand, it got kinda strange........

It's something like Oh Be A Fine Girl, Kiss Me (Right Now Sweetie) used for stellar classification.

mr. incrediball wrote:that. is. AWESOME!

challenge: try to use that sentence today

ya...but only if you do first.

I'm beginning to feel dizzy.

too many buffaloes

Buffalo meat tastes weird.

V.I. wrote:
American bison:

the american bison's stance looks a lot like a german shepherd's